The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-20

isinx ana sunscttptious. lt 1, Sunday school at 9:so a. m. and service
 Wednesday, evening at $ o'clock. ANNOUNCEMENTS
 There will be meeting of the Wom- ans Missionary Society of the Firs,
 Methodist church Monday afternoon at 1 3 o'clock, when a literary programme 4 will be given with Miss Maud Buck as leader.
 The Frances E Willard Memorial sery- 1 ice, which was to have been held Sun day afternoon at 3 o'clock at the First | Christian church, will be held instead l ir the Sunday school rooms of the First I Methodist church and the same pro-
 gramme will be given, u .. | The Matrons club will meet Friday
 afternoon at 2:3o o'clock at the home of 1 Mrs. P M. Matthews on Clarendon ave
 nue, in business meeting.
 | All circles of the woman's auxiliary of
 the First Presbyterian church will meet l in an al-day session at the church i Tuesday at 10 o'clock. The subject of
 study will be Day In and Out in Ko- I req" with Mrs. F. o. Hellier as leader. Lunch will be served at noon at the church. Members of the church who arc
 not members of the auxiliary are invited | to attend.
 Invitations have been issued for a
 script dance Wednesday evening s Feb
 ruary B by the Bessemer Hatikwah club
 at it's club rooms on second avenue.
 Bessemer Lodge No. @s. A. F. & A.
 NJ. win hold their regular meeting Mon.
 day evening, when work will be done m the degrees.
 The Wednesday Bridge club will meet i, Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock with
 Mrs. Herbert Batts.
 1 The Wednesday Music club will mee 1 Wednesday afternoon with Miss Nellie Tat o'clock.
 MUSIC AT THE CHURCHES
 Services at the First Methodist church will observe the following order Sunday:
 For the morning. organ voluntary, 'The
 Rosary" Nevin); hymn; prayer; guar tet, More Than These" (Ashley); scrip
 ture reading: offertory solo, "The
 Prayer Perfect (Stenson) Mrs. Cecil Cowan; hymn: sermon; doxology; bene tsdiction; postlude. ,ssis s I For the evening: Organ voluntary 1 (Clarke,: song; prayer; chorus, Junior choir; offertory solo, Because His Nama Is Jesus fExceD. Dan c. Davis; song;
 sermon; doxology, benediction. postlude. The quartet is composed of Mrs. A. D, l Sturdivant. soprano; Mrs. Cecil Cowan, l ccntralto; Dan c. Davis, baritone, and George Bumgardner, tenor. with Mrs l..
 l.. Vann. organist and choir director. i Special music has been arranged for the Sunday services at the First Bap- tist church and the programme includes 1 the following numbers: Prelude, An dante Con Moto' (Massenet); anthem. l That Sweet Story of Old' (Stults) of- l fertory solo. ''I Come to Thee (Roval, pr. r. M. Barnett; postlude, "Postlude' l (Andre).
 1 Evening: Prelude. '.Prelude,, Gem
 nensl; anthem, ''The Wonders of Thy Love" (Bird,; offertory solo. quartet ,rsA
 Clean Heart (Byshe) postlude. Post lude''s (Collins), . ts.s
 SCHOOL MINISTRIES l The minstrel which will be given on the evening of March at the High ] school auditorium under the direction of I Mrs B. l.. Michaelson for the Parent Teacher association of the Roberts Vance school is being anticipated as one of the most delightful musical events of the season.
 I The cast includes about 75 performers ranging in age from years to the high | Erlick. who is particularly gifted alN.~ 4 these lines, will act as the interlocutor for the minstrel. and Mrs Harry Hart one of the talented musicians of the city. will be the accompanist.
 l A number of attractive specialties will be introduced. among them being vocal numbers by Mrs. White Hornsby whose lovely voice has been heard on various occasions; a wonderful yioiin chorus ~ six vioins with the song "Old Black Joe.'' and specially in which little Bebe Joy Hollingsworth, who possesses
 rare histrionic talent. will appear
 1 The end men for the minstrel will be Sybil Kartus, Erin Hatcher, Laura kirkpatrick, Bernice Hagler. Sidney
 kartus. Howard Bailey and Tom De- Jarnette. Mrs. E. l.. Huey. who is chairman Of chapter extension in the Alabama di- 1l vision of the United Daughters of the IConfederacy, will leave Tuesday for Eu- taw, where she will organize chapter of the United Daughters of the Confed- eracy. Mrs Huey has held many posi- tons of honor in her home chapter and in the state division of the Confederacy, and at the state convention which will meet in Montgomery ill May, she will
 be nnn mated for nresdent of the Ala
 bama division by the Bessemer chapter. l INTER SEE CLUB
 The Inter Sc club was entertained al a beautiful party Friday evening at the home of Mrs. c. B. Lytle, on Claren- don avenue, with Misses, Portis Haney, Haggard and Lytle as hostesses for the occasion. The reception rooms were Iornamented with red hearts. ferns and white narcissi and growing plants in bloom, which formed a lovely setting for the guests
 Heart dice was the game enjoyed, the highest score being made by Dr.. l.. l.. Yam. After the games several readings
 were given by Miss Jessie Pringle and a number of musical selections by Miss Esther White. which proved delightful sources of pleasure to the guests.
 A delicious salad course followed by ices and cake was serves at the close
 of the evening. The guests who shared this delightful hospitality were Dr. and
 Mrs. l.. l.. vann, Prof. and Mrs. (. c.
 Mosely. Miss Esther White, Miss Lucy
 Scarborough. Miss Willie Johnson. Miss l Winfred Farr, Miss Ethel York, Miss Amy Bryant. Miss Lizzie Mae Maritime, Miss Ivey Gwin.. Miss Jessie Pringle, Miss lClaire White and Messrs. Felton Collier, Jeff Cochran, John Donaidson. w. $. Welch, Oscar Chester. O. W. Cruthirds,
 Clarence Johnston, Gordon Hambrick, lHoyt Sherman Miller Hambrick. Hugh