The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-06-05
DIR. STROBE LEAVES
FOR THE EAST

DIR. STROBE LEAVES
FOR THE EAST
DR.. Hudson STROBE of the University
of Alabama faculty passed through
Birmingham the past week en- route
for his summer vacation which will
be spent in the East.
DIR. STROBE will visit Justice and Mrs.
w. S. Andrews at their home in SYRIA
cuse. N. y Justice Andrews being on
the supreme bench of the state of New
York, and his wife, the gifted story
writer, Mary Raymond Shipman An
drews
DR.. Strobe will visit in New York
city and Provincetown, Mass, later
in the summer and en- route home in
the early autumn. will be the guest
in Birmingham of Chappell Cory, Jr..
and Rowan Oden, two university boys.
ULLMAN SCHOOL BANQUET
One of the most delightful events of
the commencement week was the ban
quet given Friday evening at the I'LL
man school by the School Improve
ment association of which Mrs. E. c.
Grow is president.
The dining room was artistically deco
colors. Baskets OF "Black-eyed susans''
wene in evidence everywhere. The color
scheme was carried out even to the
dainty baskets which held the minis.
There are more than 100 pupils in
this class from the two terms.
! At one table We're seated Mrs. E. c.
Crow, Mr.. c. P. Underwood, principa
of Ullman school; Miss Ardway, Miss
Hanill and Miss Hamilton. teachers of
the three seventh grades of Ullman;
Mr.. ]. r. Hornady, Mr., H. p. Burruss
comm issioners of education, and three
! former pupils of Ullman, but NOW OF
the senior class of high school. Miss
Helen Richard, Miss LeNoir Dryer and
Mr.. Robert Smell.
! The following programme was given.
| Song. Toast to Ullman," by classes
Miss Hamilrs VII B Grade Holds
| the Standards of Ullman High" Frank
Hughes of last term class president.
Farewell to Ullman," Elizabeth
| Lawson, class president.
I! Mr.. ]. r. Hornady gave an inspiring
talk on vision and Courage" HI
| spoke Of Birmingham of so Years
Ago, of Today and of the Future"
Glass prophet. Eleanor Sudduth.
| Glass will. Ethel Cohn.
| Glass Poet, benson Reid.
Song by classes.
.'oh My. Oh Me-" Miss Hamilton.
VII grade.
what Ullman Did For Me-" Aiic,
Goddard, last term class president.
Tomorrow Is the Product of To
day." Myrtle Beatty. class president
History and Statistics" Tom Boone
Glass WILL James Cone
SongN'Toot Your Horn" by classes
Miss Anyways VII A Grade Re
yx,o Z H.
president
Glass Will" Joe Weinstein.
Glass prophet. Mabel Baxter.
Prophecy read by Joseph Marens.
II Song by classes.
i Song, Eats to tune of smiles, b.
| classes
4 advantage of Girlsi clubs" Mis-
Helen Richards.
/ Mr.. H. P. Burruss spoke on tn
necessity Of Social Spirit"
"Advantaxe OF Boys Clubs" Nj
Robert Smell.
High School Spirits Miss LeNoi
Dryer.
Song. Aud Lang syne." by classe.
HIGHLANDS METHODIST
MUSIC FOR TODAY
Mrs. T. l.. Bissell, director and so
prano of the Highlands Methods
church quartet choir, which is com
posed of Mrs. Fl. P. Burnett, contraltc
Mr.. Owen Gillespy, tenor. and Mr.. T. l
Bissell, basso. with Mrs. Sarah Hun
lvann presiding at the organ, an
nounces two interesting programme
for today.
DR.. w. r. Hendrix. the pastor, havin
| returned from Livingston. where h
preached the baccalaureate sermo
last Sunday before a tremendous cor
gregation at the college there, wi
occupy his pulpit at Highlands Methc
dist church at both services today. an
the musical numbers will be as TO-
| lows:
II Morning service. II o'clock: Orga
pr elude, selected. Anthem. Fear Not,
| lIsrael" (Max Spcker). Offertory.
Will Magnify Thee, o God" (Roser
thaDs Organ postludea selected.
1 Evening service, 7:45 O'Clock: Orga
prelude, selected. Anthem, "Saviou
Il When Night Involves the Skie.
II (Shelley). Offertory, Forth From tn
Dark and Stormy Skies (Kies). o.
gan postlude. selected.
II MRS. M'KINLEY's
|Il GARDEN PARTY
III Mrs. Erskine Mckinley will be no
Id tess Tuesday afternoon from to
ii O'Clock at garden party for Miss Ma
n Hamilton Horton, a graduate of tt
III High school The courtesy will inclut
\ 20 young girls.
Il MRS. IVY As
Hi DINNER HOSTESS
III Mrs. Ida Ivy entertained at dim
II Friday evening. Her guests were Il
HI Rev. and Mrs. j. Il. Dillard MIR. A
II bert Cox and Miss May Cox, Mrs. r.
III lSudJuth, Miss Allia Ray Sudduth, N