The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-16


 scriptions. Mrs. l.. D. McCoilum, corrc-
 sponoenI. TecSiVes ,eSs news items; phone
 building. manager of circulation. city's prettiest young girls. Dr. J. S.. Winters is the interlocutor for the minstrel and the end men are: A. R. Oxford, Ralph Snider. pr. F. S. Den son, T. J. Jones, T. F. Winburn, l.. Y. Lipscomb, c. H. Dobbs and w. s. Baird
 The soloists for the evening besides those who are also end men will be Dan c. Davis and Jesse Wood and Howard Bailey.
 number of specialties will be in troduced and one of the most attrac- tive will be a charming little skit ar- ranged and composed by Mrs. B. l.. Michaelson, Three Telephone Girls" The cast for this delightful speciality is made up of Bebe Joy Hollings- worth, Lottie Frances Mays and Caro- lyn Stover.
 for the minstrelsin the girls chorus are Miss Helen Drum, Miss Sadie Ling and Miss Katie Ling. The costumes and stage settings for the minstrel are elaborate and the performances will be witnessed, 1t Is expected, by large audiences. Circuit Judges Race Much interest is aroused in Besse- mer regarding the fact that 1t has been proposed that representation be made to the county democratic execu- tive committee asking that the race for circuit judge for Bessemer cut off be restricted to the Bessemer di- vision of the county.
 ! The other offices in tho Bessemer division of the county are filled by the votes of only the citizens in the Bessemer cutoff, but the office of circuit judge is voted on by the en- tire county. This judge serves only on cases brought before the Bcsse- mer bench and it is thought that the interest in this race IS particularly In this section of the county. If this representation to the county demo- cratic executive committee should meet with success. the campaign or the candidates for this office will be very much simplified,
 Boys Return from Chippewc Sixty-five Bessemer boys from the lily clubs and from the city scout troops returned Saturday afternoon from a three days camp at Chippewa Troop had 22 members at the camp and Troop 4, the next largest num- Der
 | The boys report wonderful tune at beautiful Camp Chippewa, which at this season of the year is the pret- tiest and most attractive spot imas inable. The boys were accompanieu | by R. l.. Coons, George Woodrow, J. k. Vance, Gordon Hamrick, Ellis Hous- | top and I R Morton, | The Bessemer Piano school. Miss 1 Julia Houston director, will give US annual recitals on the evenings or May and at the high school audi torium.
 l Shades Club Gives Party l Miss Imogene Maxwell entertained | tho Spades club at delightfui bridge party Friday afternoon. Quan- | titles of spring flowers and Easter | favors and score cards marked the | event as one of the pretty affairs of | the week. Progressive bridge was l enjoyed and the club prize, hand- | painted flower basket, was awarded
 to Miss Rachel Ragsdale and the l guest prize, handpainted cornucopia, fell to Mrs. Francis Patton and the l consolation, a string of beads. was
 drawn from the dining table centered
 with a basket of Easter favors, was l drawn by Mrs. Bruce Snider. | Refreshments were served and the l following shared the afternoons
 pleasure: Miss Willie Lee Smith. Miss | Rachel Ragsdale, Miss Doris Lewis Miss Nellie Adams, Miss Opal Ash l more, Miss Grace Moreland. Miss Ma blc Adams. Miss Lula J. Little, and 1 Mrs. W. o. Hodgkins, Mrs. Gardner | c& lan 1 George Kirkpatrick, and Mrs. Francis Patton.
 Easter Egg Hunt
 Forty children of the Robertstown | Presbyterian Mission on Twenty l fourth street enjoyed a delightful
 Easter Egg hunt Saturday afternoon 1 at the mission. i Games and searching for eggs 1 furnished the amusement with sim pie exercises of readings by Evelyn | Winburn and Francis Pitts. Ice cream. and cake were served. Miss Mamie | Joe Reid and Mrs. Winburn were in charge of the festivities. | Junior Matrons' Club
 The Junior Matron's club was en- tertained at a beautiful party Friday | afternoon by Mrs. V. H. Ragsdale. 1 The living rooms where the tables
 for the games of forty-two were I placed presented a charming scene with lovely pink roses and other l spring blossoms in bowls and vases | throughout.
 The prizes, hand embroidered
 cardtable set. lingerie. and tea towel were awarded to Mrs. Eugene Hun nycutt. Mrs. Herbert Batts. andw Mrs 1 J. c. Donaldson.
 Refreshments, molded fruit salad
 toaster sandwiches, olives and straw berry short cake were served with
 iced tea. This was one of the largest
 and prettiest affairs of the week. Recital Splendid Success
 A beautiful and artistic event was the recital given by the Grove School
 of Music last night at the high school auditorium when a number of pu-
 pills appeared in program which