The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-03-27
Wives of Rotdrians Will
Entertain Visiting Ladies

LeGnand Wilson. Mrs. Edward Powell
Lee, Miss Louise Taylor and Miss
Emily Williams.
At 1880 O'Clock tomorrow evening
Lyric party will be enjoyed, which will
he a hospitality Of the Civttan club Of
Birmingham.
Those who wish to attend the great
charity ball to be given Monday eve
ming from 10 to o'clock at the Coun-
try club win leave the Tutwiler about
Ij:so O'Clock.
The women of the Rotary club Of
Birmingham will entertain Tuesday at
q luncheon at beautiful Roebuck
Springs Country club. The committee
for transportation for this event are:
Mrs. Crawford Johnson, chairman; Mrs.
e. W. Barrett, Mrs. Colman Blach,
Mrs. U. j. w. Peters, Mrs Luther l..
Doty, Mrs Eugene L. Brown Mrs.
Paschal Shook, Mrs. J Frank Rushton,
Mrs. Oetavus Roy Cohen and Mrs
James r. Rice. e
All women: belonging to the Rotary
who drive their own cars are asked to
be at the Tutwiler at noon.
Mrs, Morris Bush, with her commit
tee, Mrs Powell holland. Mrs. Glen Ire
II, II, M.
Kilby and Mrs. Eugene Munger, will
have charge of the decorations at the
club, and as all those having flowers
and blooming shrubs are to bring them
to Mrs. Bush, or notify her so that she
may send for them, before 10 o'clock
Tuesday morning, 1t Is already assured
that the lovely club house will present
scene of spring time beauty In bios
SONS and greenery.
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| centered with big basket Of field
| flowers in the club colors of blue and
yellow, with silver e coffee services
Among those presiding at these tables
will be: Mrs. w. p. Nesbitt, Mrs. w, l.
Grubb, Mrs. Henry Fowikes, Mrs.
Harold SAMSON, Mrs. Robert Jemison,
Jr., Mrs. Hill Ferguson. Mrs. Merrill
Northington, Mrs. Archie witt, Mrs,
Val Nesbitt. Mrs. r. T. Brooke, Mrs.
James McLester. and Mrs. Paul Chali-
foux. s g.sa s Ss
Mrs. George Connors, general chair
man, is also chairman of the luncheon
committee She will be assisted by
Mrs. Scale Harris, Mrs. j. D. Rosenber-
ger Mrs Robert Jemison, Jr, Mrs,
James w. D6nnelly. Mrs. william l.
Grub, Mrs. Hill Ferguson Mrs. A. II.
Witt, Mrs, Henry Fowllees, Mrs. w. D,
Nesbitt, Mrs. Paul Chahfou&, Mrs, 10
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Mrs. Merrill Northingtcn. .
Mrs. Robert II Brooke and Mrs, Val
J. Nesbitt wills have charge of provfd,
ing the music. .sis d. Fl, ~.
The closing festivity for.the confer
ence will be the dance at the Country
club Tuesday evaning. a hospitality of
the Kiwanis club of Birming CHAM, for
which visitors will assemble at 8
o'clock atthe Tutwilsr. 5s
EASTER MUSIC ~
The following programme viii be
rendered this mornfngv~at the Fifty
sixth ,Streaty-Baptist- church, with M rss
w. w. Fulghum. organist and director
of a eflorus-ehoir of 30 voices:
Easter Proeessionar' @. V. Flagler,
organ.
II Am the Resurrection and the Life"
r. M. Suits. duet.
Christ Is Risen" Louis Dressler,
solo, s4N Y ~ $50 .s ~ g
"Hosansiah,'' Joseph Fletcher tan-
Hymns--''In the Cross of Christ /
Glory:' When Survey the Wondrous
Crosse adesnsa Keep inc Near sthe
Cross" 4
Overture, william Tell' dudley
Buck). organ postlude.
LYRIC. PARTY ~ Y
Miss johnnie Riddle. Emily Malone
and Annie Laurie Mefkel entertained
yesterday at a box party at the Lyric,
| complimenting Miss Eva Boyett and
Miss virgie, Dickens, two popular
hrides-to-be. After sthe matinee ices
were served at a popular tea room
Those included In the courtesy were
Miss Boyett and Miss Dickens, hon
orees; Miss Annie Boyett Miss Norma
Hickman, Miss Grace Brasfield, Miss
Laura Bryan. Miss Emily Spiginer, Mrs
Mandy, Mrs Dickins, Mrs Boyett. Miss
Riddle. Miss Malone and Miss Merkie.
AFTER REHEARSAL PARTY
Mr.. and Mrs. r., L. Boyett win enter
tain the members OF the Adams Boyet,