The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-03
SHRINE MINISTRIES

| The Bessemer Shrine club minstrels will | be presented at the High school audito- rum for two performances, on the eve, nings of Wednesday and Thursday, April l 6 and z. 1 The cast is made up from members of | the club and other local talent who will present the minstrel in three parts with special features introduced in each. pr. J. S. Winters is the interlocutor and the endmen are pr. Wood Price, Sidney Kartus, Harry Light, A. Oxford, Jr., T. J. Jones, pr. l.. M. Barnett, Dan Davis T. P. Winburn, Y. L. Lipscomb, w. S. Baird and Frank Ball. Attractive musical numbers of the first part of the programme include Daddy. You've Been Mother to Me- Crazy Blues." ''The Moon Shines on the Moon shine,' Save Little Dream for Me-" A dancing act by pr. Denson is a feature of this part. Vaudeville specialties will feature M o. Crane in Fun With a Piece of Crayon," and little Bebe Joy Hollingsworth in a reading. An Old Fashioned Girl" and Caroline Stover in song, Alice Blue Gown" The saxo- phone quartet, including J. O. Williams. Dan D. White, w. F. Bdhn and c. E. plank, and songs by Howard Bailey, There Are Just Two Eyes in Dixie, : and by Sidney Kartus, Sweet Mamma, are attractive features of this delightful minstrel.
 Mrs. l.. L. Vann entertained at a de- lightful dinner party Friday evening in honor of Dr. Vann's birthday anniver- sary, the guests this occasion being the members of the board of education and few others.
 The table was beautifully appointed, having central decoration of lovely pink roses. and a six-course dinner was served. The guests seated around the table were: M. J. Brooks. president of the beard of education; pr. R. P. Me- Tyeire, W. H. Davidson, N. B. Parker, E. A. Dudley and J. w. Brooks, c. c. Mosely, Dr. T. c. Donald, Young Yam and pr. l.. l.. Vann.
 The beautiful cantata. Darkness and Dawn" will be given at the First Chris tian church Sunday evening at o'clock under the direction of B. L. Michaelson by the choir of the church with special chorus, quartet and solo features.
 Those who will take part in the can- tata are Miss Florence Gray Patton. Mrs. W. P. Harris. Miss Mae Fountain. Mrs. E. H. Hutchinson, Mrs. White Hornsby. Miss Bernice Gray, sopranos; Miss Amy Bryant, Mrs. J. l.. Gibson, Mrs. J. c. Fountain, altos; Dr. Wood Price, E. H. Hutchinson, B. l.. Michael son, tenors: and B. McClesky and c. B. Riley, bassos.
 TACKY PARTY
 Miss Frances Jones entertained mum Der of friends Friday evening at her home on Exeter avenue at "tacky party" the occasion being in celebration of her birthday anniversary.
 Two prizes were offered for the most successful costumes and the girls prize was captured by Miss Evelyn Brown and the boys fell to Kenneth McNeil.
 Refreshments of red lemonade and gin- ger snaps and peanuts were served and games and dancing were enjoyed by the young guests. who included Misses Lau- rice Armstrong. Mable Claire Holcombe, Evelyn Brown, Mary Deason, Bessie Jones, Clara Eugenia Donald. Fannie Morton, Rosa Perry, Kathleen Naylor, and Messrs. Hubert Lehman. Wilme- Lehman, Ben Hosey. Kenneth McNeil, Winters Coughlin, Evan Armstrong and Emmet Holcombe.
 A delightful affair of Saturday after noon was the social given in the parlors of the Presbyterian church by the Wom- ans Bible class, the guests on this oc- casion being the members of the home department of the class.
 An attractive programme was enjoyed including the beautiful numbers: Read