The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-27
COMMUNITY CLUB MASQUE BALL NOTABLE EVENT LAST EVENING

Jewels and treasures which they had boarded for years in their desert fast nesses.
 At first the captain objected, and there were murmurings among the members of the band. Finally when all had agreed great trunks and boxes of treasure were brought in and a wealth of jewels and precious stones was distributed among the guests. After another figure of the dance Muradi Fatima announced that the guests were not satisfied. They knew the captain had held back greater treasure. There was then quite an uproar among his followers and remonstrances were made that he had not played fair. The captain then covered his face in grief and gave his consent To part with his greatest treasure
 All lights were then extinguished and in the blaze of spotlight slaves brought in another trunk. 6 Second lieutenant of the band, RueSandi Ageerada (Mr. Fucker Agee1, waved his hands mysteriously over the trunk and pronounced the magic words open Sesame The lid of the trunk immediately flew open and a beauti- ful maiden stepped forth and gave wonderful oriental dances in the bright light amid the admiring glances of the robber chief and his guests.
 At 12;30 o'clock one of the guests called upon all the company to show their confidence in the repentant rob bers by unmasking. The lights i'm mediately went down. and when a few minutes later they came on again, all Ir aJ Il upon to partake of desert feast All the walters and attendants al this feast wore the costumes of oriental porters.
 During an intermission in the danc- ing guests were invited to follow the setting sun into the west room, where Alexander of Alglers, a friend of ths robber chief, who is a great magician, entertained them by answering all questions propounded as to the past. present and future. The wit of Alex ander greatly delighted the assem- m- blaze. and while he discoursed, sev- eral important and interesting radio messages were received by him for members of the audience. The part of Alexander. the mysterious, was taken by Lieutenant Commander Alexander Macomb.
 The music Of Veos orchestra was enjoyed, all of whom were attired in costumes of the far east
 Among the attractive young girls in costumes were Miss Mary Eliza beth Caldwell, who was charming "Bacchante." the goddess of wine, in a dress of orchid with punches of grapes as trimming.
 Miss Julia Mae Drennen was a fas- cinating gypsy
 Miss Mitylene McDayid in gray of filmy texture, impersonated smoke.
 Miss Katharine Redd was charming as a Chinese maiden.
 Miss Grace Bradshaw, as spring. was graceful and suggestive of youth and charm.
 Miss Jane Barrett as a little girl in rompers, was a charming figure.
 Miss Augusta Mason's dress repre- sented a feathery powder puff.
 Miss Margaret Builder was gaily attired as a Russian dancer.
 Miss Virginia Jemison, in green, represented gypsy of summer and the forest
 Miss Mary Allen Northington. as lovely nosegay wore a costume with green foundation with panels adorned with punches of bright flowers form ing a boquet of the olden time.
 Miss Mamie Morrow, as a hamburger of happiness, was in bluebird costume
 Miss Katherine Morrow was an ideal Indian maiden,
 Miss Virginia Passenger, in a Turkish costume, was an oriental beauty.
 Miss Mary Ida Wood. in a charm ing quaint costume, was attired as belle of 50 years ago.
 Miss Evelyn Hassinger went as Fay RaXnter the nnnnlnr actress