The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-17
SOCIAL EVENTS AND FEATURES

as one of the brightest members of the class of '21.
 Luther Reynolds, who will take the part of"T. Boggs Johns is quite leader in affairs at Central He is now presi. dent of Yancey. vice president of the Glee club the treasurer of the Dramatic club and of the Euterpean. He took leading part in the Shakespearean play of last year.
 Merle Martin. one of the most 4popular girls of Central will play the part Of Mrs. Nettleton. During the past year she has been president of the Dramatic club and has done much to build up the club. She is also actively interested in the Junior Drama league
 Lucille Vintson, who has the leading role as Miss Florence Cole is now the president of the Junior Drama league of Birmingham. She is "a member of the Aglaia and has been the oratorical rep resentative of her club for two success sive years.
 Douglas Hester. the recording secre- tary of the senior class. will represent Thomas J. vanderholt. He is a member of the Glee club and also the Euterpean and took leading part in the Japanese operetta, The Yokohama Maid" in 1920
 Vernon Bridges has been selected to represent MT. Applegate. because of his unusual interpretive ability and fine record in all English work.
 Croine Travis will take the part of "Sallie Parker" the stenographer. She has been active in club and dramatic work. and won second place in the joint oratorica1 contest, representing the Ag- laria She has also had special training in expression.
 Morris Baum took the leading role in the Christmas programme given by the Junior Drama league during the hoii- days. He has made a fine record during the past year in oral English, and will take the part of Krone" the book keeper
 Abe Tennebaum, the office boy, has won quite a reputation as an orator, having represented the Hilliard in the joint oratorical.
 Graves Weaver, "the shipping clerk" i" represented the 'Yancey" in the ora torical contest He is now recording sec retary of that club.
 Helen Powell as "Cuddles" will prove her right to the place she has won for herself in the Dramatic club by her hu- morous dialect reading. She won first place in the oratorical contest Of D, rep resenting the Aglaia.
 Wellford Wells, the statistician of the senior class, and the president of the Hilliard will play the part of Tony Toler." He will represent his club in the joint debate next month.
 | The music for this occasion will be fur nished by the High school orchestra, of which Miss Helen Warner is director.
 AN EVENING OF SONG 1 One of the most impressive musical services heard in many seasons was the one given under the direction of Mrs. Edna Gockel Gussen at Temple Emanu- Ell Friday evening. A choir of 8 of the best singers in the city sang the Dudley Buck setting of the Forty-sixth Psalm. The ensemble singing of the chorus was marked by it's religious fer vor and smoothness of tone production. The double quartet and soprano solo 'sThere is a River,' was beautiful in It's pastoral effects and showed the lovely voice of Mrs. J. A. Mitchell to fine ad- vantage. Mir. Leon Cole sang The 1 Heather Ragged with dramatic force, and Carlton smith gave satisfactory account of the difficult aria, 70, Come Hither" Altogether, it was an evening of song that will be long remembered by the members and friends of Temple | Emanu-El who were so fortunate as tc have heard it. Assisting Mrs Gusser were the following singers: Mrs. May | Shackelford, Mrs. Harry Burn, Mrs Lloyd St. John Smith, Miss Emily Will. | liams Mrs. J. w. McCants Mrs. A. L
 Beall, Mrs. E. G. Chandler Mrs Her. man Schoenherr. Mrs. J. A. Mitchell Mrs Hugh Martin Mrs. Alice Simpson Miss Helen Averett, Miss Elizabeth Fur ner Miss Eloise Angel, Mrs. Munds, Miss Ethel Burger. Mrs. O. R. Rogers, Mis-: l Lima Vogt, Mrs. Kate Basenberg Bach elor, Mrs. M. Newfield, Mrs. A.. c. Wade Miss Elizabeth Buckshaw. MT. CarltoI Smith, MT. Byrd Haley, Mir. c. R. Fur
 ner MT. Harry Burn. Mir. J. T. McKen
 zie, Mr. A. E. Cunning. MT. Leon Cole l Mir. B. B. Burton, MT. s. B. Tanner. MT Hugh Martin, MT. Lloyd St. John Smith MT. Kelley.