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de IL Nov. a. c. III saba Societatii
Y. r. Ard. = Trans" din Ash Str.
Alliance, Ohio.
M ezitam mentiona ca pc
langa dansurile obicinuite asistatc
de catra pna dEtrc ccle mai bunc
mnzici sc va aranja 81 CULESUL
NIlLOR prin care act participant
til yor ayea prllejul a petrccc
|cateva momcntc fericite find
|prima 81 ,nica petrecere aranjata
in acest oras, cretlem ca toti ro-
manii 81 romancele sc vor folosi
de aceasta oportunitate unde vor
afla recreatiunca neccsara in ur-
ma muncei obositoare depusa in
decursul saptamanci.
lnccputul la orelc I p. IL.
| Prctul dc intrare: Domnii Soc
Dalnclc % cent?.
Scopul ace>tei petreceri dc q
distra romanii care, credem, vol
partlcipa intr'un numar cat S,
poate de mare.
! Multumindu-ya inainte. va sd
lutdm GU drag.
Comitetul Aranjator.
I, (2JS a. 81 4 64).
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Socie 'atea Romano de Ajstor
81 C,lltura ~. r. Ard. & Trans =
din Alliance, Ohio Convoaca SCI
linta Generala lilnara, pc ziua de
5 Novembrie q. 6. Scdinta - des-
cliidc la ora ! 80 p. m. ayand maj
m,rltc chestii de rezolyat pcntru
binelc Socictatii. Deci snnt stric1
obligati toti membrii a nu lipsi Dc
la aceasta sedinta.
pentru Soc. III. Il. Ard. &
Trans" am ralnas al D-voastrt
|stimatoli.
Teodor Lbeg, preSedintc.
George Cabus, prim secrctar. u
l257-5sl.
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CONVOCARE

Societatea Romano de Aintor
81 Culturl "Albinas' din New
Castle, Pa. Convoaca pc toti
nembri sal a lna parte Ia sedinta
Generali lunara care sc va tinca
pc ziua dc 5 Novcmbric q. {. in
localul Soc. "Albina'' dc sub No.
1920 South jefferson Str. Ia orele
2:3O p. M. LIN ordinea zilci va q
mai multe puncte dc rezolyat
Deci toti fratii ,aembri sunt m
gait a lua parte. la accasta Seainta,
In numele Soc. "Alhinast
1851 5S). Presidinl.
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c0NvOcARE

Socictatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura Leul'' din Salem, @.
prin presenta Convocafe, con.
voaca pc toti anembrii ei, a lua
parte la Setlinta Gcnerala extra
olinara &c va avea loo Dumineca
in 5 Nov. 1922 in Hala Socictatii
'Leul" ia Depot Str.
Sedinta Sc Va deschide la orele
l p. IN. Onor. frati lnenibrii sunt
rugati ell stricteta a Sc conforma
acestci Convocari 81 a considera
aceasta convocarc ca atare. Con
vocarc speciala nu sc va trinitc
.Absentcle nu sc ,or primi Afari
dc eel ce sunt bolnavi Gu listc. Cci
ce nu vor ii prczenti la cctirea
apclului Sc vor. considera ca alb
senti conform statutclor, find &
serie dc lucruri dc rcsolvat est
neparat ca fiecare membru &C ar;
la inima intercsele Societitii a ii,
llipsi. Obiectcle sc vor aducc !;
proxima sedinta.
| Pentru Societatca ''Leul's.
(257-5s). Comitetul.
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lNvlTARE

D-nul Niculac Sandru din com.
vistca-lc-.ios, judetul Fagaras 81
d-soara Elena Silia, din comuna
Western, judetul Sibiu.
Invita- ncamurile, consatenii, 81
pretinii a partif,pa la Cclcbrarc9
Cl,nuniei io74.~ -csA Sc. va oficia d.
catrd Parin'clc Teofil Popvici
Sambata 4 Nov. la orclc . p. nj.
in Biserica ''Sft. Teedor" din
Alliance, Ohio, prccum 81 la masa
&c Sc va da in onoarea lor in sala
Soc. L. Il. Ard. s. Trans de sub
No. 735 Ash Str. din crasul men.
tionat.
Fcstivitatile Gle scara asistate de
muzica d-lui Niculac Mutu, din
Canton, Ohio, Sc vor inccpc la
orelc Z lar masa Sc va ,une la
orele 8 p. IN.
NASH sunt ID 81 D-na Niculae 81
Ludoyica Sotcan, din com. Voivo-
deni-Mici, jude.ul Fagaras, pre-
cum 81 dl 81 d-na John 81 Sarah
Korosy din Alliance, Ohio.
Multumind tuturor participant.
tilor penntru dragostea ce-si ma
nifesteaza prin prezenta d-ncalor
la accstea fcstivitati, am rllnas
astcptandu-va cu drag.
M1RH 81 NASH.
| (257-59l.
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fier, sinlplu imbracata 81, totdea-
una, de o demna tinuta in toatr
cilpele vietli. In fruntca celor mai
mari societati de binefaccrc, fe-
meea aceasta. de cea mai aleas;t
vita boercasca, MI era ri sd nu
calce pragul famillilor neyoiase,
mangalnd, saci un copil bolnav,
colo dand obolul ci unei batrane
|ncyoiasc, sau ascultand pasurile
celor greu incercati de soarta. In
timpul marelui 81 groaznicului
nostru Kazboiu,n a fost spital in
care ca, alaturi de Marea Doamn;i
! 81 Mama a suferinzilor, sd III Ii
cilcat, Gu mana 81 inima pima de
daruri, 81 mangaieri.
Printre fruntasele nlalnelor ro-
mime, Joanna Elena Romaneanu,
stralucea intro aureola de admi-
|ratie, recunostinta 81 Dinecuvan-
ltari.
Donlnul Ion Rolnaneanu, All trc
|cpt de saixeci de AMI, GU parll 81
|bariba mai mnlt Abe, purta in
~ .y,rs,< = - 1s,s II u ~, =, A.. - 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-11-02

still romanesc. Caci dina 81 Ill Ion
Romancanu, erau bocri de baStina
neaoSi romani, 81 in casa lor Sc
simtia 81 Sc vorbia numai roma
neste.
In politica dl Ion Romaneanu
era un st;ilp de grant al tarii
sale.
Tn trecut ilustru sc lega de nu-
mele sau, al carui parinte fusese
unul din fauritorii R9maniei Mici,
lar fiul, purtand pc umeri ras-
punderea marelui sau hume, duse-
Sc mai departe gloria familiei, 81
isbutisc, alaturi dc uriaSii nouilor
vremi, sd imprime, prin politica
sa inteleapta, yiguroasa lui mana
la faurirea Romanici-M Mari, )
Era, deci, casasu-nei 81 d-lui Ion
Romaneanu ,,n templu in care
cille intra odata ramanea pentru
|totdeauna patruns de fiorii de
|inaltare snflcteasea 60 til da res
|peetabiia persoana a amfitrionilor
III sanatoasa atnosfera &c raxpan.
|deau oaspefii casei.
Desi oa1noni foarte bogati, d.na
81 d-nul Romdneanu dueean 4
|viata sobrA 81 curata
Doa1nna Romanesnu era y fenls1
tye Az einei zeci aai. Y 4
E 'ss:; ;l,i /; iI611 4; y, u IL
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-11-02

prapastiei, pare;t in dispcrarea ci
ca datoare sd aruncc blestemul
mfrangerilor 81 restristilor pc ca
pul celor carl vroisera 81 facuscra
razboill dintre carl Ion Roma
neanu era unul lin marii ''factori
raSpunZatori".
Ca toti eel carl all lndurat acest
martiriu, de-a I'll lovit cu pictrc
char de lui earl Sc lepadasera
de cl ca Petre de Is,ls, Ion Roma.
neanu sui Tara cartirc ! Calvarul
Gu deplina Credinta . marilor in.
spirati ca ziua Drdpt1tii va veni!
81 cerul rasplati nadejdile unui
neam intreg 81 taria credintii unu-
ia din eel mai alesi iii Al lui. 81
marclui 81 hulitnlni 'faetor ras-
.punzator" ii fll data marca feri-
|circ de-a juca Hosn Unirii pc pa-
inantul Marei Ronsanii, desrobits
81 intregite pentru yeciel
Stcgar al unei sfinte 81 mare
traditii, lasald, aenla, "a spelc
nnei noui sieti s6 ~ anesteee
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...AMERICA"
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- Wanda, ne-am cam uitat prize
tenii! 81 stii, ochii care nu sc vad
sc uita. Ori cat dc fericiti ar ii
dol indragostiti 81 fara lume, are
81 societatea farmecul Ell. Nh tie
dor de- ceya muzica? Daca am
merge intr una din zilelc astea la
familia Romaneanuo
Da, al dreptate. Ute casa
unde imi place multi sa merg. Mis-
te oameni de mare isprava 81 am
fitrionii 81 copiii!
- Nu numai atat, dar, in casa
lor intalneSti tot &c capitala are
mai select ca societate 81 mai Gu,
rat, ca simtire romaneasca.
or, pestc trei zile, dina 81 dl
RomSneanu, serbian onomastica
uneis din fete. ST cum fratele
sloannnei Romaneanu, ''nenea Ma
che cum ii xicea Dinu, ii intalni-
= pc Gel dol indragostiti Ia Cap
sa,;hi iinyitara din partea faniliei
ST il psrtc la marca serata de
Duaines
~ iainx Can't aiei. casa fa.
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Socictatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura Carmen sylvia din
Cleveland, Ohio, are onoare q III
vita Oh. Paroclii, Socictati 81 Clu-
buri prccum 81 pc toti fratii Ro-
mani din loc 81 jur . lua partc Ia
Prodnctidnca Teatrala, care va
avea l0c Dllmincca 5 Nov. 1922
III Hala 'Stockcsss 6O2l st. Clair
Avenue.
Dansnl Sc va incepe Ia orele
2 40 j.. IA. 81 va dura pana la
orele 1870 seara, cand Sc va in
cope Plotllctia tcatrala. Sub con-
ducerea d-lui p. Dnma.
Prctnl intr;irii: Domnii 5Oc;
Damcle IS cent?.
PROGRAMME:
i. Cnvant de dcschidere din
partca prescdihtelui aranjator.
2. piesa iteatrala: "Ariciul 81
Sobvlulss fabula mollerna intr 'nn
act, de Victor Eftimiu.
PERSOANELE:
Dintancca, al Vasile Gradinar.
Puico, dina ParaSchiwa Gradinar.
P6rvu, lM George Bucur.
5. ID j. Nistorcscu, cunoscutnl
lviolonist nc va onora predasld
Icatcra bucati artistice.
!. Gu accasta ocaziune va lua
!parte 81 d presedihte General al
lAsociatiunci Iiga 81 Ajutorult
Vasilc Jrs, care ne va tinea Q vor-
lbire din partca Asociatiunei, VOL
vorbi asemcnea 81 ll A. Poporici,
! sef-redactorul ziarului America
81 dl N. Boeriu, administratorul
!, acelni z;ar. d. D
Muzica d-lui Sam Duca din Gle
yeland, Ohio va delecta ohoratul
public Gu cclc mai frumoase aril
dc dams 81 cantcce Rationale.
! Bufetul va ii aranjat Gu cele
mai gustoasc Mizclnri 81 beutur
recoritoare.
Suprasolyiri Sc primesc Gu marc
multnmita 81 Sc vor cuita pc Gale
ziaristica.
Deci IN spelanta ca toti frat
Romani din loc 81 jur ne vor d;
aprijinul d-nealor participant in
tr'un numar cat Sc spoate de mare
Ia aceasta petreccrc.
1 Pana la rcyedcrc am ramas 81
lutanduva Gu dragoste frateasca
Comitstul aranjator.
| (255 & So.
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y Societatea Romana de Ajutor
81 Sultura "Ulpia Traiana'' dir
Erie, Pa. Convoaca pc totl fratll
melnbri de lua parte la scdlnta
lunara care Sc va tinea in , No
yembrie 1922 la orclc , p. m. in
hala eli propric din 1888 Penna
Avenue.
Intre p'lnctelc mai prlncIpale
va Fl alegerea MenagcrGlui p,
timp de 6 luni.
Deci sunt strict obligati tot
fratii membri Sd la parte.
Pentru Societatea 'Ulpia Ira
lana" din Erie, Pa.
I. Pint-ea, presedinte.
F. Hada, secretar.
f2J7--3Sl.
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lNviTARE

Clubul Cultural 81 Distractiv
''Tinerimea Romano" din Allan
cc, Ohio, cu pldccre invita- Onor.
Societati. Parochii 81 Cluburi pre
cum 81 pc toti fratii romani din
loc 81 jur participa la frumoas;
petreccrc aranjata pe seara zile
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81 rand pc rand sc pcrindara
la treble obstesti fruntasii noui-
lor provincii alipitc, 81 nouile ca
petcnii politicc ale vechiului Re
gat.
Unii Isl facura, pc cat puterile
i-ajuta, datoria.
Altii Sc dovedira raj gospodari
lar cativa, dintre cci mai gala
giosi, ametifi de putere amenin.
tau 81 clatine din temelie ascza,
|mintcle tarii, fraternizanl Gu dus
mani straini 81 GU ratacitii dir
iauntrul tarii.
Caci &c nu scosese Ia snppafata
vietii politice ''yotul dhstesct
rrau inteles ii rau ,aplicat!ss
4 Sc vazura parlamente Gu depll,
|tati 81 senatori pc care inainte nu
|i-ai ii facnt ilici copisti AZ prima'
|rie Ia safe.
Satele trimisesera, cele maj
|andlte, pe toti demaoeii - toti
|storaitorii de iraxe pe toti ineultii
E|gi comp romien Yiefii, certsi Cd
III X ~ aIssss u 4i - 1 III 4 M
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de pdmihtul strdmosesc, era uuul
din apiratol,ii pc yiata 81 De
moarte ai demnitdtii 81 avutiei ma
tionale
irecllm un mare american Else
Sc odata: America a anlericalii-
ElorA, tot asa 81 Ion Romaneanu
sapase tot crezul lui polite III
IN stahca acestor ytrci cuvinte
soaiania Romanilors !
Iata dc &c Dinu Bradeanu, care,
odlnloara, nul pretuisc indeajurs.
devef4isc acum unul din marii ads
admisatori al d-lui Ion Romanea-
4: .'n y Sc simtia fcrieit sa-i calce
|pragul easel.
Era, deci, iAarc sindrSfie i, ps~
'latlil lnarclui ON.
coatesB Wanda Pod dolst1sa, vct
l MISE iasosita de . pr;ntasS russ, u
'secai relatinni "a lloaass,a Rama.
neaiail. n
oaq9 Dinu Brddesnp antrd. Ii Ii
!. \ \ " l.lbs NJ ,iresssaele
llrnpl lean taata inca,pe
u 4S4 3iV I'M E ss3 s IN ~ ~ w. wv gsS s
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-11-02
INSTIINJARE


Stunt rugati toti abonentii nos
tn obseyva urnlatoarelc rcguli
la trimiterca pcntru schimbarc de
adresa.
!, Sa Sc scrie adrcsa vcche undo
la mers zial7il 81 adrcsa unde s'a
mrtat.
Z. La fiecarc rersoana sd lc ala
tnre marci tie 5c. Sa Sc caute sa
nj Sc dea numele stradei 81 al ora
sului correct.
Cine nu observa accste rcguli
ir zadar asteapta sd i-sc schimbc
adresa ca fnu Sc poate.
Administratia.
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CASA IN PATRIE

de vindut Gu locul intreg, consa
tenii din comuna Semlac, judctul
Arad, carl doresc sd alba casa buna
81 dorcsc sd o cumpcre, sunt st
adresa la
Theo E. Mermeze
1873 Tritlc Avenue
Waynesboro, Pa.
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CAUTAM
De vlNZARE

Atelier de croitorie. pentru bar.
bati 81 femei, cu un "renume 81
clientele buna, find de - ami III
acest loc. Adresati-va la
L. BORZY
1877 w. 65th Str. Cleveland, Ohio
(257-59).
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09
MISS USHER HoNoRED AT AMERICA

One of the most delightful affairs of the season was the miscellaneous shower with which the Girl Scouts honored Miss Marietta Usher, whose marriage to MT. John Argent will be an event of today, on last Thursday afternoon at the Tldridge Community House.
 The house was beautifully deco rated with quantities of spring flow CTS and trailing vines. The scouts were assisted in receiving and en- tertaining by their captain, Mrs. John l. Foreman and Mrs. Addie Griffin In the contest. a flower romance, Mrs. 5. G. Culverhouse received thee prize, a large Easter egg filled with candy, which she presented to the honoree. A book was passed in which each guest wrote fayorite recipe for the bride. The bride-elect was pre- sented with a fishing pole by Mrs. Foreman and to the strains of Lo- hengrins wedding march rendered by Miss Myra Covington, escorted her to the fishing pond in the dining room, where she fished out the many lovely gifts.
 Delicious refreshments were served to the following: Mrs. B. c. Culver house, Mrs. Owen Jones' Mrs. A. l.. Hayley, Mrs. Addie Griffin. Mrs. John |. Foreman, Mrs. Jack Argent and Mrs. Gene Broome and Miss Marietta Usher. Miss Maude Tucker, Miss Elizabeth Culverhouse, Miss Clara House, Miss Ruby Key, Miss Annie Craig. Miss Jessie Dalton, Miss Lu- ellie Ramsden, Miss Myra Covington, Misses Agnes and Bertha Wooden, Miss Pearl Hut, Miss Jewel Asher, Miss Edna Broome. Miss Annie Ar gent Riley. Miss Emily Welch and Miss Charlotte Argent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09
FRECKLE-FA
Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots--How to Remove
 Easily

Here's a chance. Miss Freckle-face, to try remedy for freckles with the guarantee of a reliable concern that it will not cost you a penny unless it removes the freekles; while if it does give you clear complexion the expense is trifling.
 Simply get an ounce of Othine- double strength-from any druggist and a few applications should show you how easy it is to rid yourself of the homely freckles and get beauti- ful complexion. Rarely is more than one ounce needed for the worst case.
 Be sure to ask the druggist for the double strength othine as this strength is sold under guarantee or money back if it fails to remove freckles.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09
GLEE CLUB NUMBERS

When the University Glee club signs 4n Birmingham on the evening of May as it is possible for an organization it will present as good program as 1 tis possible for an organization of young collegians to give. One doesn't expect grand opera singing from the college boys. Folks will go to her Galli-Curci, the great so- prano, as well as the opera, and after that the rollicking songs of the col lege boys, a season of wonderful mu> sic. For instance, the chorus will propound some harmonious queries that will please the ear and tickle the mind as we'll They will likewise give a very faithful imitation of how the negroes sing a negro spiritual, using this year. Listen to de Lams," an ex
 ceptionally good number The Hitting strains of the Beautiful Blue Da- nube" will also float forth from these young Alabamians 'throats and every body has been enthusiastic over the way they do Sleep, Kentucky Babe" an old, old song that Is ever new, the rendition of which challenges com parison with any chorus organization. There are some first-class solos by rare baritones and tenors, a remark able yodler. xylophone player of artistic calibre, a saxphonist that really plays, quartet of unusual merit, violinist of worth. In fact, tis seldom that glee club can boast of five pianists and three violinists of more than ordinary ability, and yet that has been the case this year. All in all, a well-rounded and ably pre- sented program may confidently be expected from the Glee club this year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09
"PALM SUNDAY" MUSIC AT
 HIGHLANDS METHORIST.

At the morning service today Q1 o'clock). J. Faure's beautiful sacred song, The Palm Trees" Ges Ra- meaux) will be sung by Mrs. P. J. Smith, Birmingham's accomplished contralto at Highlands Methodist church.
 Mrs Smith Is an artist of the high est type. her beautiful voice with it's delicious tones and finished inter- pretation always being an addition to any program and today she will have an unusual opportunity In the solo which she will sing. "The Palms" being admirably suited to her voice.
 In addition, the quartet choir, Mrs. T. l.. Bissel. soprano; Mrs. Smith, contralto; MT. Owen Gillespy, tenor. and Mir. T. l.. Bissel. basso, will sing the "Sextette" (arranged for quar- tet), from Lucia" with sacred words.
 Mrs. Sara Hunt Yam will preside at the organ.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09
LOCAL UNION MEETING


 The local union will meet Thurs day afternoon at 1 o'clock at the First Presbyterian church at Bes- semer. corner Third avenue and Eighteenth street
 The meeting will be opened with prayer by Dr. F. O. Heller. pastor of the church, and the devotional led by Mrs. F. o. Hellier
 Mrs J. G. Snedecor of Tuscaloosa. president of Alabama synodical, will be present and bring a message to the women. Mrs Sne6ecor has just returned from presbyterials held at Gadsden, Eufaula, Mobile and Selma.
 Echoes from the Gadsden presby- terial will be given by available speakers who were on the program there, and by delegates representing each local auxiliary.
 All women are urged to attend this meeting. Take the North Bessemer car on Nineteenth street between First and Second avenues at F o'clock sharp, Thursday.
 Mrs. J. F. Witherspoon, president of the union, will preside.
 MRS. STEELE TO ENTERTAIN
 Mrs Arthur Steele will entertain on Wednesday afternoon, April 1s, in honor of Miss Margaret Smith, a lovely bride e-elect.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09
Program Announced For the Music
 Teachers Association

group of songs, and Mrs. D. A. Me Neill.
 On Thursday evening at Cable Hall at S;30 o'clock the faculty of the Bir- mingham Conservatory of Music, of which Mrs. Edna Gockel Gussen is the director, will give complimentary recital.
 The program will, in large meas ure, be historical beginning with the early classics and ending with mod ern composers.
 Among the members of the faculty of the conservatory who will take part will be Addie B. Kemp, Della Dryer, Ethel Abbott. Celeste Poole Kate Smith, Marion McGray, Mildred Farr, Marjorie Moran, Clarence R.. Klenk. Birmingham popular violin ist, John Cathey. Elizabeth Gussen Elizabeth Buckshaw, Mary William Caller, Mrs. E. G. Chandler, Birming- hams accomplished soprano, and Mrs. Edna Gockel Gussen who will play White Peacocks" (GrIffes).
 The programs are made up with view to entertaining the visitors as well as furnishing educational value and they are distinguished for their variety and versatility as we'll
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09
DON'T SQUEEZE BLACK
 HEADS-DISSOLVE THEM

Squeezing and pinching out blackheads make the pores large and cause irritation then. too, after they have become hard you cannot get all of them out. Black heads are caused by accumulations of dust and dirt and secretions from the skin and there is only one safe and sure way and simple way, too-that is to dissolve them. Just get from any drug store about two ounces of calomite powder sprinkle little on a hot. wet sponge-rub over the blackheads brisgly for a few seconds-wash off and you'll be surprised to see that every blackhead has disap- peared, and the skin will be left soft and the pores in their natural condition anyone troubled with these unsightly blemishes should try this simple method, Adv
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09
THE ZAPAs CLUB STAG IN
 HONOR OF MIR. TT. c. IDMORE

One of the most delightful events of the past week was the stag given by the Zapas club in honor of MT. Clar- ence T. Pridmore, one of their mem- bers, who has recently married.
 MT. Pridmore greatly enjoyed the trip on a mule through the downtown district, which was followed up by a banquet at the Hillman hotel.
 Those taking part in the entertain ment were Messrs. w. J. Mccullough, J. M. Hassler, B. Bates, J. H. McMil- Ian, T. c. Byrum, D. Vines, David Vines, James Donaldson, P. B. Tyler, R. S. Hickman, Jr., H. E. whitehead, Paul Austen, Sidney Braswell, T. c. Pridmore.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09
SHOWER FOR
 BRIDE-ELECT

Misses Gladys Cox and Miss Eliz- abeth Gaines were hostesses recent ly at miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Lila Cobb, an attractive bride-to-be of this month.
 Receiving with the nostesses were: Miss Cobb, Mrs. Ernest Hagood, Mrs. Della Cobb, Miss Agnes Dewitt, Mrs. D. I. Cox, Mrs. Mary Gaines.
 The rainbow effect was carried out in the decorations of bright spring blossoms. From an impro- vised we'll, the bride drew up the lovely presents which had been brought for her.
 Music and interesting contests were enjoyed.
 Salads and an ice course were served to 50 guests.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09
MRS. srNEEL ENTrRrA1Ns

Mrs. John D. McNell entertained at tea yesterday afternoon at her home on Milner Heights complimentary to Mrs. Leonard Beecher and her visitor, Miss Doyle, a reader of great ability who has won many friends and ad- miners during her short visit here.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09
CHILDREN TO HAVE EGG HUNT

The childre nof the Misses Towards school on the Highlands will have an Easter egg hunt Wednesday. Prizes will be given the children finding the golden and silver eggs. Refreshments will be served on campus. All mothers are invited.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09

During this week when the music teachers of Alabama will assemble in convention here, local music teach CTS will provide many attractive fea- lures which will form the program of entertainment for the distinguished visitors.
 On Wednesday afternoon. April 12 at the Church of the Advent at 2:9O o'clock, pr. Ferdinand Dunkley will give a complimentary organ recital
 Following this, at o'clock in the afternoon. Mrs. Beatrice Tate Wright one of Birmingham most accom- plished pianists. will give compli- mentary recital at Cable Hall. Her program will include numbers by Mozart, Mendelssohn, Lisgt, Chopin, Beryls Rubenstein and Ravel.
 On Wednesday evening in the audi torium of the First Methodist church, a recital will be given complimentary to the visiting music teachers, those taking part being Mrs. Burr Majors, Mrs. Hubert Kinbrough. Mildred Vause, Virginia Cartee, Beverly He's ter, Mrs. c. Guy Smith, the distin- guished contralto who will sing a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09
MISS YOGT SOLOIST.

Miss Lena vogt will be soloist this morning at the First Methodist church. singing as offertory with the double quartet, Come, Ye Dis consolate," by Schneider.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-09

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