The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-06-05
THE BIRMINGHAM AGE-HERAID, SUNDAY JUNE s. 1921

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ell; Meditation" Jpruheller). ora Par
Parish; reading. by MArgarite Denohoo;
.Danse caprissioso" (cadmus), Evelyn
Brown; duet, Winter Frollcp (For-
mani, Hazel Mcwhirter and While
Pitts; "Dabbanera," from Carmeu.
zeta McTyelrej reading, Claudia Mae
smith; Lily Of the Valley tSmith).
margarine f3aty; Norwegian Bridai
Procession" tGriegl, Margaurite Por-
ter; duet March from Tannhauser,
Lois Fault and Ethel lager; reading,
Elizabeth Haw.kihsj "valse de Salon
(Careho), Miss Katherine Baty;
Spring (Marks), Bernice Gray
On Friday evening the following
programmes win be rendered: my First
Dance" (Steinheiher), Jean Nunnally;
Torch Light Parade" (Krogfnanl,
Irene Parsons, reading, Lucille Allen
Morrill,; Happy Serenade" (Keats,,
Edna Jacobs; duet, Wood Nymphs'
(Martin), Evelyn Mitchell DerriiI
Pierce; Evening Chimes" (Marzianb
Virginia Jacobs. Loves Lament
(ReRd), Francis Rush; reading, Eliz-
az eth Crotwell; "Gavottc" (Hilgerl,
Mildred Cobb "On the LAKE" wit
liams), Elaine Hood; Rustic Witchery'
(Williams), Mary Ruth Cross reading,
l.. S Moorer, "valse Revie" (Pro-
chaska). Helen veitch; by Moonlight
(Astenfus) Gertrude Smith; "Murmur-
ing Brook" (Bohn), Willie Pittsi read
ing, Lottie Francis Mays; violin, Miss
Sadie Ling; ''in the Gondola" tBendel1,
Gladys Waldrop; Star OF Hope (Goer-
deller), Lois Fault; duet, Italians in
Algiers" tRossinD Matte Cowan and
Bernice Gray; reading, Elizabeth
knight; Tampa" (Drron), ouida Wood;
'Polacca Brilliantep (Merz), Ethel
JAEGER; "By Moonlight" (Bendei), Mat
tie Cowan; reading, Lottie Francis
Mays.
"a Day in June"
The operetta, "A Day in June" which
will be presented ON Monday evening
at the high school auditorium for the
benefit of the pastors helpers of the
Methodist church, will be beautifri
production with cast composed 81
the best talent in the city. A mum.
Der of attractive specialties will be in
troduced in dancing and singing. one
feature that will be very fine viii De
the violin numbers of David Nixon,
young genius who returned Friday
from the Washington Conservatory oil
Music. There will appear in the oper-
eta over 100 Of Bessemer's prettiest
and most attractive children and Mrs.
b. L. Michaelson is the director OF the
PLAY.
One of the beautiful affairs of the
week was the party on Friday evening
for the lMatrons club and their hus-
bands given by Mrs. G.. b. HollinEs-
worth and Mrs. r. G. Johnston at the
home of the former ON Clarendon ave-
nue. Lovely sweetpeas and gorgeous
pink dahlias adorned the living rooms
and dining room, and on the porch,
where punch was served, yellow dah-
j i II. f.ph
was served by Mrs Golan Buck and
Mrs. Shirk
Score cards for the games of forty
two were passed by little Bebe JOY
Hollinssworth and Mary Claire Conner
ford and score was kept by Miss lmo-
gene Maxwell. The prizes fer the la
dies were attractive mahogany CANDLE
sticks. with blue candles, and were
won by Mrs. c. w. Donald, and Mrs.
NJ. l.. Morrill,; the gentleman's prize,
copy Of winston Churchlls book.
Inside the Cup" fell TO M. L. Nor
rill and the consolation TO Mrs. E La
Read.
After the games, a delicious plate
| luncheon with iced tea was served,
followed by ices and cake. Those who
enjoyed this charming hospitality
were: Mr.. and Mrs. George Rutledge'
Mr. and Mrs. George woodrow, Mr..
/
| Mrs. E. X Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Schuy-
| Ter Harris CemmandAnt and Mrs.
w N Richardson, MIR. and Mrs P. M
Matthews, Dr. and Mrs. E. w. Mcneil,
| Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Harris, Mr.. and
Mrs John Neal, Mr.. and Mrs. e. l.
Read, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ". Holdings
worth. DR.. and Mrs. c. w. Mcdonald.
DR.. and Mrs. George Waller, DIR. and
Mrs e. P. Lacey Mr.. and Mrs. Golan
T.
Mrs. Shirk and Mr.. and Mrs. Golan
| Buck.
| Mrs. Hollingsworth and Mrs. john
ston were assisted in serving by Mrs.
w. w. Hollingsworth and Mrs. Nor
rill and Mrs. Neal.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. j. T. webb of Newton,
Miss, arrived today to be the guests
for the summer of Mrs webb's mother,
Mrs E. NJ. Owens, at her home on
| Fifth avenue.
Commandment and Mrs w. N. Rich
ardson of Norfolk are visitors OF Mr..
and Mrs. Schuyler Harris on Claren-
don avenue.
Mrs. J. T. Slaughter and young son,
James Carter Slaughter, left Friday
for Athens. where they will be the
guests Of Mrs. SiauEhter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs James Carter, for severai
weeks.
| Miss Elizabeth Fitzpatrick, the
Young daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. ..
Fitzpatrick, will leave Tuesday aft
ernoon for Battles Wharf. Mobile,
where she will spend the summer with
her aunt, Mrs. ". h McAdory.
| Miss Agnes Hardy of Montevallo Is
the attractive guest Of Miss virginia
Williamson at her home on Arlington
avenue.
| Gladys, the little daughter of MI.
and Mrs Milton J. Brooks, is impfov-
| inE after b recent Illness.
| Mrs. 4. T. Huey will leave this week
for Buffalo, n. r.. where she Will be
A.. <,.sht ~ frianda for some time.