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The daily times., 1921-07-11
DECIDING GAME SET
FOR JULY EIGHTEEN

Petersburg. Va, July 9.-whether
Rocky Mount or Wilson is to be de-
clared winner of the first half race
in the Virginia League which ended
on July 2, will be determined on
July Is, according to decision
reached tonight at a meeting of the
The daily times., 1921-07-11

NEW LOW PRICES ON ROOFING
Red or Green Slate surface, suit
able to cover barns, sheds, tenant
houses, stables etc. See T. F. Pet
tus Co. 7-11-3td-1tw
The daily times., 1921-07-11
To Strengthen Cooperative
Marketing Work.

Washington. July Ito strength
en- It's service in the field of coopera-
i've marketing, the Bureau of Mar
kets and Crop Estimates of the uni
ted States Department of Agricul-
ture has undertaken reorganization
an this branch Of Its work. Mr.. Lloyd
The daily times., 1921-07-11

All auto and truck owners must
have their mufflers fixe0, cut-outs
kept closed. 1t is a violation of the
law to run in town with them open.
H. A. WARREN,
z IL Std Chief OF Police.
The daily times., 1921-07-11

FOR SALE CHEAP-Twe store coun-
tiers in good condition. ]. B. Bats.
Til 2td
The daily times., 1921-07-11

FOR SALE-Nice desirable building
lot, so by 1S4 feet. high and dry.
On Hines street, near Tarboro.
Nice garage on lot, will accommo-
date two cars. Cannot be bought
later owing to improvements to be
made in near future. Very near to
sight of proposed new school build
ing. Write w. D. Poole, Box 63,
Littleton, N. C. z 8 ltd
The daily times., 1921-07-11

FOR RENT-DESIRABL FRONT
bedroom all conveniences. Apply
2O5 w. Vance st. or Phone 927.
z II ltd
The daily times., 1921-07-11
-.
CLASSIC led ADS
/. -. 8

FOR RENT-3 room apartment and
bath room. Has light. gas and
water. One block of Tarboro
street. $4,000 per month in ad-
vance. Apply at Barker's. Dry
Goods and Shoe Store. 7-7-tf
The daily times., 1921-07-11

FOR RENT-Three unfurnished
rooms to couple without children.
Phone $50. 7-11-1td
The daily times., 1921-07-11

ANOTHER CAR LOAD OF
Asbestos roofing just unloaded to-
day by T. F. Pettus Co. Prices
cheaper than ever. 7-11-3td-1tw
The daily times., 1921-07-11

FOR RENT-Three unfurnished
rooms, phone 373-L. 7-11-1td
The daily times., 1921-07-11

FOR RENT-TWO FURNISHED
rooms for light housekeeping, nc
children. Phone 527-J. IL 2td
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-02

CRIZA INDUSTRlALA bantue tara aceasa, avand
vedere desvoarea n;uste 81 numal locutorilor este
multi indusriale din ae tar, 81 mai
seana din Englera.
.Asazi, poporu din Engtea aproape fara ocupae
Dupd eclaratme ocale ale d. Arthur Bafour uhul din
eel mai mari ndusrasi din Engtea della 100000 pana la
100000 de muncitor ucreaza nuai dou zle pc sapamana
St alt million de munctori lcreaza numa ri sapta
mana inseaa 100000 de muncor lucreaza na
mai 100000 zile pc sptmana medic de 81 tre sfertur
drtr'o ri pc sdpt;mana.
numar socotit lucraorii carl sunt totu
lsiti de lucru considerably in timpur
male in Englitera angea nunarul de jumatate million.
In Ciermana, de mde u sa dat nci statistica pr
wire la munctori neocupa toate zce ca nustria
gcana face sforari rea rou Ell pc plata internationally
oservdm turburare sporadce ale cror resuate pa
trund in aara suaunea poaue sa fie mai mbucuroare
lnr m sngur orae de treizec de mil de ocutor sap
tnana trecua manifesat pcse patru mil de muncitor
1eocupati cerand pane.
Din Romana iaras vim stiri carl reeveaza situata
cei preznt in cuor randafTi Dntr un motv
aul e dscutam in cele mai mute part din
Transatlantic, regiunea mai ndustraa Romaiei de azl
concedaza mil 81 zeci de mil de muncitori 81 suaa att
Gle grav ziarele unanmitae aproape inerventa
vernului sa puma capt somajului.
De Russia mai ncape discutie. Ea este in ghiarele hi
oase hre, mai numeste 81 foame, ndustria Ell
tos esorganzaa de regimure carl urma dupa regimu
monarclccapialist.
In Poona situatiunea despreata Inlustria texeor,
din inustriie princpae carl lie tara, aproac
nota Valua eli sczuta la nive Gu vauta sovea
ia luat putnta sl aprovzioneze materi prime.
Marele razbou, desorganzat aFroape otu sstemul
financr al celor mai mue state eurOpene mic:ornlue
teiea de cumparare.
Pc de alta pare, este tendnta de ael mbucuratoare
pentu mcie carl voesc sd vindece mai repede rne
rzboulu, de ri fie stat, cat posb, in seu ui
aprovizionndu-s numai absouul strict necesasnguru
leac eficace penru rdicarea vautei lOr.
Dupa razboul dsrugator de viet 81 asezamine omenes
,neaz razboiu economic despre vorbi ntru
apropiat, . .f
Pana atmc oprm la constatarie facute 81 ndraznm
afirmm fra taema de fl desmint ca toata criza
inurala bantue in tara aceasa stuanea muncei in
general mai bn orr tara din Europa char 81 Fran
ta situate mai buna ceelate ari europene
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-02
DIN fUcA C0NDE|UDU|

@ doamna care bOtezat CO.
pilul ei William Oliver Robert
Kenneth. a fost intrebata de O
prietend ca de ce dat atatea
hume baiatului.
''Fiindca initialele compun cu.
vfntul Work" (lucru- 81 poate
cand so face mare no fl asa
lenes ca tat-su.'' a raspuns fe-
meia. -
: 81
Anul acesta Canada atras 'un
numar foarte mare de turisti din
Statele Unite, fara ca timpul sd
fie mai agreabil ca in alti AMI,
Gliciti cauzaf
=
Fred Davidson % 81 dina
Emma !: Piker 81, casatoriti zile-
Il trccute. - 81 unii zic ca pcstii
de uscat au 1nceput sd dispara.
Peter Metz, a reelamst procu-
rorlilui Novario ca b feineie .
prs IN soarece mort Ia usa lui.
s,f ee rrei - ne ~ l'a fntfe.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-02
STIR DIN
PATRIE..

Fri dimineata la ora 9 Gu tre-
nul de Arad sosit la Timisoara
marele filolog DIR. Caster, find
insotit de d-nii Harry Streitmann,
presedintele 'Uniunei ziaristilor
profesionisti'' inginer Pascu 81
Ill professor Murgoci.
LA ora II 81 jun. p. m. a avut
loc mica receptie in sala pre-
fecturei.
Seara la Z 81 jun. savantul si-a
tinut conferinta in sala Casinou-
lui Militaro-civil.
Intro limba clara romaneasca
'dl DR.. Caster care Sc intoarce
dupa 40 ami in Romania tara
in care s'a niscut 81 STA facut
primele studii - a tinut con-
ferinta extrem de interesanta, un
studiu filologic de popularizare.
lmportanta filologiei in cauta-
rea originilor popoarelor, 81 mo-
dalitatea de a studia prin etimo-
logia cuvintelor trecutul unui
popor au fost subiectele confe-
rintei marelui savant.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-02

peste ell, 81 sal aduci peste un
.ceas. ca sd mai bea odata ce-a
baut," 81 ordinu s'a exeeutat.
Peste un ceas fost readus,
leorca de apa, 81 judecatorul la
mai dat m dus, $25 81 costul pro-
cesului, 81 80 de zile inchisoare
ca sa alba timp sa-si usuce hal
nele.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-02
A Y Z

Clubul Cultural 'Lumina" din
Cleveland, Ohio GU sediul pc
East, va da petrecere Gu dams
pc ziua de Dumineca 25 Septem-
vrie 1921. .Deci Gu aceasta ocazic
rugam respectuos pc onoratele
Societati, Cluburi 81 Parochii, a
nu aranja alta petrecere pc ziua
sus numita. Gu stima:
Comitetul aranjator.
. pana 2 Sept.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-02
INvlTARE

Societatea Remand de Ajutor
81 Cultura ''Leul'' din Salem, O.
Are onoare a invita- pc toate On.
Societati, Cluburi 81 Parochii, pre-
cum 81 pc toti fratii romani 81
romancele din loc 81 jur a Ina
parte la marea Productiune Tea
trala impreunata Gu dams, care
va avea loc in ziua de 4 Septem-
bric 1921, in Hala Societatii
'Leul' din ia Depot Str.
Inceputul petrcceri va Fl la
orele 7 seara..
PROGRAMME TEATRAL:
l. Cuvint de deschidere din
partea Presedintelui Societatii dl
Sofron Canja.
2. Sc va canta cantare din
partea diletantilor.
3. Sc va preda frumoasa piesa
"Iorgu de la Sadagura' s'au
''Nepotul ii Saba Dracului"
comedie in 3 acte.
PERSOANELE:
Pitarul, Enache Damian: dl Va
lente NIGGA.
Iorgu, nepotul lui Damian; dl
George Manciulea.
Slugerul Gihgu; dl George Urdea
Comisul Agamemnon Kiulafoglu
dl Laurente Dana.
Gotta, nevasta lui Kiulafoglu.
d-soara Silvia I. Dan.
Gahita Rosmarinovici; d-soara
Salomia Boer.
Baron Fonklaine Swabe; domnul
Petru Italian.
ltig Zaraf; I'll Pavel Butum.
Tn pretin; dl Leonte Copacea.
Iftini, feciorul lui Damian; d-nul
Alexandra Huditean.
Muzicanti, sarlatani, slujitori, pre-
TIM, s;teni, hutari.
4. ''Inpleteste desplateste"
Piesa comica intr'un act.
PERSOANELE:
Omul; al Spiridon Manciulea.
Femeia hui; dina Margaleta G.
Modorcea.
Fata lor; d-soara Sarica |. Budai.
5. Sc va canta cantare din
partea diletantilor.
4. Cuvint de inchidere din par.
tea d-lui presedinte Sofron Canja
Teatrul va Fl sub conducerea d-lui
Alexandra Huditean, presedinte-
lie aranjator, taatrul va dara
pana la orele II dupa aceia va
urma dams pana in zori de ri.
Pretul de intrare: Domnii 75c
Damele 80 cent?.
Muzica romano Libertatea din
Canton, Ohio va distra onoratn1
public cu cele mai frumoase ari
de dams 81 cantece rationale.
'Suprasolviri Sc primesc cr
mare multnmita 81 Sc vor cuits
pc Gale ziaristica.
Bufetul va fl aranjat en- cele
mai gustoase mizeluri 81 beuturi
racoritoare.
Deci in speranta ca toti frati
romani din loc 81 jur ne vor da
sprijinul d-nealor participant in
tr'un numar cat Sc poate de mare
la aceasta petrecere pana la reve
dere am ramas salutandu-va cr
drag.
Comitetul aranjator.
(2O5-6).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-02

bat procurorul.
IS o arestezi'' a zis Metz:
Eu am sd chem pc doamna, 81
d-ta al sd fiji aici, q raspuns pro-
cnrorul.
Sc zice, ca in cele din urma
Metz, ma volt sa fie cOnfruntat
Gu doamna in chestie.
Z
Moses Galenti, negustor de We
chituri din Akron, a fost dat in
judecata ca a excrocat pc Samuel
.Jaffe de haine in valoare de $40.
La judecata, simtind ca va fl
pedepsit, a scos, sticluta mica
din buzunar, i-a scos la repezeala
dopul 81 a inghitit continutul, 81
impleticindu-se = cazut pc dusu-
mea, dand un tipat.
''S'a otrAvit ga otrayit!, stri-
ga lunnea din saia judecatoriei, 81
afara de judecatorul Pardec, tcti
si-au perdut capul.
''Hei pc mine M md poate
.prosti. Sunt pfea bEtrfn pentru
scarfatoriile aceste, zise indeed.
torul zimbind ii adrsslndu-se
'eatrt usier ur1na Dn-i Al fbchi-
soafs u toarpA . silestk dc sps
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-02
|INFORMAT|UN|

Campania. dusa impotriva cor
setelor a inceput sd dea roadt
imbucuratoare. All Sc zice c;
peste so la suta din femeile timer,
numai poarta corset.
DR.. Ecaterina Corcoran, direc
torul spitalului catolic din Chi
Icago, zice ca femeile de All car
nu poarta corset n 'au nevOie dt
medicina 81 sunt multi mai sana
toase ca bunicele lor earl is
stringeau talia de 25 degete in
tr 'un corset de 16.
EXpozitia de trei zile din Trum
bull County, Warren, O., dup5
rapoartel primite s'a deschis er
81 fost bine cercetata. La aler
garlic de cal care Sc va tine CT
acest prilej. s'a adus 25 cal de
rasa.
Aceasta 76 expozitie anuala
George G.. Won Beseler. din
Painesville, Ohio. voind sa NEAR
ga in gradina sd aduca ceva YER
deturi, pc cand cobora treptele
| de la veranda din dos a easel
una din trepte S a rupt 81 cazind
s'a Injunghiat drept in inima, cr
un cutit de macelarie ce avea in
mana.
esit dupa ell 81 Ia aflat mort
esit dupa ell 81 Ia aflat murt
ianga veranda.
Disputa intre Polonia 81 Litva
MIA cu privire la Wilma, s'a apla
nat de catre reprezentantii ambe
Tor tart. zice telegrama Gu data
de eri din Geneva, Elyetia.
Intelegerea este sa fie doui
Litvanii, Una cu districtul Kovno
care va fl independents, 81 una
cu Wilma, in care polonii vor su
praveghia administrator.
Q telegrama agentiei Reuter-
din Reyal. anunta ca Leon Trotz
ky, Tompsky, Stalen 81 Djer
chinsky, au demisiOnat din Conf
tetul Central Soviet din Moscova
Leul roman a fost cOtat pt
Iziua de eri cu $1.19 suta de lei
Dupa declaratia d-lui Titulescu
Ministru de Finante a Romaniei
i'm Paris Sc afla b clica de finan
ciari carl fac o specula criminals
cu leul roman.
In ziua de 81 Aug. Germania
a platit aliatilor din datoriile e
un miliard de marci de aur. a de
clarat Otto, Vice Presedintelt
bancei statului.
Dansnl a adaogat ca banca a
fost silita 68,O0O.OOO marci in
dOllari de aur 81 alte monedt
streine, din reserva de aur a
bancei, care Sc afla acum pc Gale
catre New York.
1ntre Pittsburg 81 Henry Ford
marele fabricant de automobile
s'a deschis un conflict care va ii
aplanat pc calea justitiei, din
cauza ca autoritatile politienesti
nu permitevInzarea pc strada a
revistei THE Dearbon Indepen.
dent" proprietatea d-lui Ford.
Un foe distrus un depozit de
aparate electrice de pc Adam st
Hoboken, New York, cauzand q
|paguba de peste 100000.
o telegrama neconf;rmata dir
Riga, adnce stirea ca autoritatilt
rusesti au arestat pc toti comi.
|sarii aliatilor aflatori in Russia
pentru distribuirea ajutoarelor
pc motiy ca All complotat sd res.
toarne regimul soviet.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-02
CETITI

xP0PEEA 4olGANx
R&sboiul nostru pentru Intro.
ghoa Neamului, d 0ensralul'
9. 0xv8nesCul.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-15
MRS. WRIGHT
 PRESENTS PUPILS

Mrs. Beatrice Tate Wright will present Miss Miriam Thornton, Miss Naufleet Sudduth, Miss Evelyn Swan and Miss Louise Hawkins in historical recital at her home in West End Friday evening at SIS o'clock
 The following programme will be given.
 CLASSICAL.
 (a) Corrente (b) Minuet OIandeD, Louise Hawkins. Invention in "F' (Rach). Evelyn Swann. Turkish March (Mozart, Miriam Thornton, Rondo Op. 51, No. 7 (Beethoven). Naufleet Suddutn.
 ROMANTIC.
 Blind Mans Buff (Schumann) Louise Flaw kins Waltz (HenselD, Evelyn Swann. The Butterfly (Grieg, Naufleet Sudduth Prelude No. Is ID" Flat (Chop- in), Miriam Thornton.
 MODERN.
 (a) Scherzo tSchmalstch), (b) Butter flies (Grant-Schaefer), Louise Hawkins. Air de Ballet (Chamnade), Evelyn Swann. Ca Callirhoe (Chaminade), (b) Hungarian Etude (MacDowelD, Miriam Thornton. (a) By Meadow Brook, (b) Will O the Wisp (MacDoweln Co Minuet Antique (PaderewskD, Naufleet Sudduth.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-15
Entertain Bankers
 Wives

< NlOMING to Birmingham this week
 to attend the state bankers con
 vention, which will he held in this city, will be many leading society women of the state whose husbands are members of this organization.
 Plans for entertaining these women suitably and brilliantly are being ar ranged by the wives of local bankers, with Mrs. J. Kirkman Jackson chairman of the entertainment committee, The choice of Mrs. Jackson is especially happy, as she is one of Birmingham's s most socially distinguished and popular women, and with her charmingly gra- cious manner and patrician beauty, is q delightful social leader.
 Thursday afternoon at 5 o'clock beau tiful tea has been planned for the vis- itors at the Country club. The commit tee, who will make the club a scene or beauty with the many roses, sweet peas and other spring flowers which are blooming in such profusion at this time, are: Mrs. Morris Bush, Mrs. Frank Nell son, Jr, Mrs. Charles DeBardeleben, Mrs. Robert Jemison, Jr., and Mrs. Leo Steiner.
 The guests will be welcomed by Mrs Thomas Bowron, Mrs. J. K. Fleming, Mrs. Henry Badham and Mrs. Paschal Shook.
 In the elaborately decorated ballroom the members of the receiving line in their lovely summer dresses will present charming picture. They are Mrs. All fred Staples, Mrs. Oscar Wells, Mrs, Henry Bartlett, Mrs. w. ". Crawford, Mrs. T. O. Smith, Mrs Leo Steiner and Mrs. John H. Frye. Others who Will assist in receiving are Mrs. Morris Bush, Mrs. J. Warner Shook, Mrs. J. D. Kirk patrick, Mrs. Charles DeBardeleben. Mrs Robert Jemison, Jr., Mrs. Foster Hamil- ton, Mrs. w. H. Kettig, Mrs. Alexander Walker and Mrs. R. E. Chadwick
 There will be two pretty and dainty tea tables, at one of which Mrs. Edward Cabiniss and Mrs. George Connors will pour tea, and at the other will be Mrs James Bowron and Mrs. T. o. Smith
 In the evening the visitors will be the guests of the Birmingham association at the local theatres.
 Friday evening will be held the great banquet at the Country club with 3oo guests which will include all visitors, and will be the most brilliant affair or
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-15
Y. w. c. A. BANQUET

The gymnasium classes of the Young Womens Christian association gave a banquetN and stunt party Friday eve ming for the seniors.
 Mrs. W. R. Lathrop was the 'oast- mistress and the following toasts we're given: ITO Mrs. James McLester, Our President" Elizabeth Scholl; Young Women's Christian Associa- tion,' Mrs. W. c. Knopf; "Gymnasium.' Miss Ida Parker; The Pool,' Mrs. Ida L. Coney; "Gymnasium Grls.' Miss Frankie Ensor.
 The dining room was decorated with Dorothy Perkins roses, and the tables were decorated each in one of the col ors of the nine classes represented
 At the close of the banquet the classes adjourned to the gymnasium, where the stunts were enacted. They were; The black and white kitchen orchestra; shadowgraph movies; topsy- circus; the dancing dwarf doll; six turvy chorus; district school; mock McGlnty twins; Wild Nell, pet of the plains; mock marriage.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-15
MRS. GILLESPIE'S
 PUPILS RECITAL

A springtime piano recital will be rem dered Saturday evening at o'clock at Cable hall by pupils from the class of Carrie Ingram Gillespie.
 The children will appear in costumes characteristic of the numbers which they play, and Mary Winston Beaumont will impersonate the fairy queen. and wilt performer.
 The programme will be as follows;
 Spring Song (Mendessohn), Virginia Schick. Blue Violet G.ege) Dorothy Goldner Hyacinths (stoughton), Leila Mae Stollenwerk. Peach Blossoms (Klickmanm. Providence Madona, studied six weeks Dahlia (Streabbog), Ruth Wallace. years old Pink Q4ich- ner) Elsie Wilson. Dance of the Wild Flowers (Wenrich) Myrtle Womack. Ap- pie Blossoms (Engelmann) Virginia Fid- Ter Fireflies (Grant-Schaefer), Dan Ford Lily Q.ichner), Veda Parker. Lilac's Serenade (Saiabert), Ethelynne Ashmore. Orange Blossoms Qudovic), Willetta Ball. Heliotrope Uichner), Mary Alice Burlington Rose Fay GIeins), Rosalie Troncalli. Tulip QLich- ner), Pauline Walker. Morning Glorles Gafarge), Lucille Slough. New Flower Song Gang), Ruth Morgan. The Buttes- fly Gegel, Martha Ramseaur, Cherry RIossoms (0nselmann). Eleanor Dowd. Sweet Forget-Me-Not (Sawyer). Ella Ashmore. Daisy Queen (Greenwal6, Do- rothy Kay. Bachelor Button (Wenrich), Edward Ford To Wild Rose (Mac- DowelD, Sara Dewberry. Narcissus (Ne- .vin), Annie Lloyd Davis. To Water Lily (MacDowelD, Josephine Trees In the Merry Month of May (MerkeD, Eula Belle Fletcher. To Spring (Grieg), WIT" ginia Schick.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-15
MRS. LOCKWOOD IGNORED

of Mothers Day was the dinner party given by pr. and Mrs. Robert A. Jones at their home in honor of Mrs. Emma Lockwood mother of Mrs. Louie Dent. The handsome table was covered with an elaborately embroidered cloth and was centered with & shower of pink roses. Pink candles in crystal candlestcks. with pink shades, tied with pink satin bows and carrying. stramers to mark the place of each of the eight guests completed the decorations.
 After the dinner Mrs. Jones gave as toast, Mother O Mine," by Kipling.
 Those sharing Dr. and Mrs. Jones' hos. pitality were MT. and Mrs. Loui Dent Mir. and Mrs. Loui Guice and son Thom- as, and the honoree, Mrs. Lockwood.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-15
GOLF TOURNAMENT AT ROERUCK

The old Elyton chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, will hold golf tournament Tuesday at Roe buck Country club.
 This is an annual event, and the day has been divided for the entertainment of all who attend. In the morning there will be a flag tournament, when a cup will. be awarded to the winner. Tn the afternoon there will be g. mixed two-ball foursome
 For those who don't play golf, there will be a card party in the afternoon. All who wish can get lunch at the club and are asked to call up Monday and make reservations.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-15
MISS FERGUSON'S
 PUPILS RECITAL

Miss Bess Ferguson will present the following pupils in 8 recital of piano music on Thursday evening, May 20, at her home in Norwood. All friends are cordially invited to be present:
 Mildred Dewberry, Caroline Drake, Francis Terrell Helen Drake, Doragene Cox, Katherine Vaughan. Mary Philips Woolverton Edith Terrell, Sarah Baugh, Selma Davis. Grace McGeever, Miriam Ezelle, Annie Morris Ezelie, Annie War ren Hixian, Mary Julia Minto and Rosa mond McArthur. a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-15
MRS. WEIGHTS
 PUPILS RECITAL

Mrs. Beatrice Tate Wright will pre- sent pupils from her class in recital at her home in West End, Saturday after noon, May 21, at 80 o'clock, in the following programme:
 Playing Tag" (von Wilm), Kathleen Scruggs; Curious Story" (Heller), Adelaide Williams; Youth and Joy" (Schytte), Frances Williams; (a) Cradle Song" (von Wilm), (b) Care free" (Bilbro), Katie Smith; South winds" (Grant Schaefer), Mary Beard; "Valse Serieuse" (Seeboeck), Kathleen Scruggs; The Brownies at Work" (von Wilm), Adelaide Williams; The Brownies Festival" (Seeboeck), Eliza beth Hogg; Butterflies (Grant Schaefer), Louise Hawkins; (a) Ear carolle" (Enna), (b) "Scherzo" (Gadel. Nell Townsend; (a) Folk Song" (Grieg). Mrs. Mary Maus; Air de Bal let" (Chaminade), Evelyn Swann; "Mnuet Antique (Paderewski), Nau- fleet Suddeth: Hungarian Etude" l .(MacDowelD, Miriam Thornton.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-15
LOULIE COMPTON
 SEMINARY RECITAL

| On Friday evening, in the Seminary auditorium, the graduates in express sion presented the play. "Les Roman esques," to a capacity house. l The work of the actors was highly artistic. and showed careful training. The graduates were: Misses Winni- fred Morris. Miss Imoge Reeves, Miss Margaret Hilton and Miss Susie smith. These young ladies presented Ros- l tapd's beautiful play as their senior work, departing thus from the old cus- tom of individual recitals with the fol- lowing programme:
 Les -Romanesques" (The Romano ers) a three-act comedy by Rostand-- Miss Alice L. Harsh director.
 Dramatis personae: Sylvette, Wini- fred Morris; Precinct Imoge Reeves; Straforel. an actor, Margaret Hilton; Bergamin, Percinet's father. Susie Smith; Pasquinot, Sylvettes father. Mildred Murray; Blaise, Pasquinot's gardener, Monnie Vines. i The music was furnished by Margar- ct Lloyd, Catherine Rule and Grace Herren, and Miss Baugh Miss Alice Harsh as director, showed rare ability in her highly artistic con- ception and interpretation of the drama. through her pupils.
 BIBLE CLASS LUNCHEON
 Section A was hostess at the luncheon of the Woman's Bible class of the First Methodist church in the church dining room. After the members and visitors were seated at the table the following lines by the president of Section A, to the tune of "Auld Lang Syne.' was sung by the class choir
 The Woman's Bible class Is here 1 To have little fun. | We hope you all will find 1t out Before the day is done.
 We know you've been here oft before
 As guests of Section A. l And so again we wish for you
 . Very pleasant day. l Mrs. Smith, one of Birnainghams noted musicians; had charge of the musical pro- I gramme. and was assisted by Mrs Rob- inson. who gave several violin and piano l selections.
 1 This was the beginning of series of luncheons to be given by the class during the summer.
 BLANTON-RAY l WEDDING PLANS ! Mrs. Blanche Ray. whose engagement to MT. H. H. Blanton of Birmingham was announced recently, has chosen June . as the date for her wedding and 8 o'clock as the hour.
 | The wedding will take place at Maben. Bessie Mines, where Mrs. Ray has taught for the past four years and has host lof friends. and she has chosen the Com munity church at Bessie for the cere- mony. which will be performed by the Rev. Turner and the Rev Emfinger the resident minister of Bessie l Mrs. Rays only attendant will be Miss Flora Selma who will serve her as maid of honor Mir. Blanton will ask Mir. John Bryant of Birmingham to act as best man. The members of the Bessie school board will be ushers Mrs. Edwin Gray Little will have charge of nuptial music. There will be no cards but all friends of both contract irs parties are cordially invited.