The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-17

The party will begin at o'clock
 this afternoon and will last till mid night.
 Therell be ice cream of all sorts
 present. and itI be so good you'll
 want Is helpings. at least. Fine Donors The Chapin-Sachs corporation, al-
 ways so generous and fine, is do-
 hating the cream, and has promised
 just as much as is possibly wanted
 and can be used. They are makers
 of the Velvet kind-which is so easy
 to take, and which always calls for more. Then there will be cakes
 made and given by generous house. wives of the city and those who love children; all the candy you can
 shake stick at. and soft drinks galore. At least five or six differ ent kinds of drinks will be on hand the offerings of liberal firms of the
 city.
 Mrs. Billie" Pace. one of the
 most adorable women of Birming-
 ham, Is giving the party for the whole of Birmingham, and she will be assisted by crew of lovely women. Among them will be Mrs. B. R. E. Lee, Mrs. Mike Fisher. Mrs. Johnny Sandner. Mrs Billie Spence,
 Miss Ida Heis, Mrs. Julia Bell lief lin, Mrs. Gay, Mrs. Carrie l.. Cald- we'll. Mrs. A. D. Brown, and others. | Mrs. Pace, up at the Age-Herald | office yesterday. was enthusiastic l over the generosity of Birmingham | folks for the party.
 | Seems to me like there couldn't | be any better people on earth than l we have here" she said. There's, 1 literally, hardly person who has ] turned me down--and when they,
 hear It's for little children 1t really
 seems like it just pleases them to death to glve!"
 Begins Early She said that even as early as o'clock this morning things would begin to hum at the park, and they could serve soft drinks while they were getting ready for the ice cream party, which officially begins at o'clock this afternoon. That's when
 the truck will come rushing up with
 the cream and by this time every
 thing Is expected to be in readiness
 for a cunning little program which
 is to be given at o'clock.
 In this program will appear Mast CT Jimmie" Pace in overalls, IS months old, who was his mothers inspiration for the party, and two little girls who will give some
 pretty dances--little Misses Eula Martin and Virginia Forsythe. Mrs. Jeff Allen will play a number of piano selections.
 This concert will be free, and may include other numbers.
 At night the band will play-the
 Harmony Five-and there will be music from the piano. which has been lent to the success of the af- fair by Russell Weir.
 It is hoped that at least s2.000 or sS,000 can be made, and strangers in town are invited. Commissioner w. l.. Harrison has already promised that the park shall be we'll lighted up. There are loads of benches on which those attending may sit, and if there are not enough for all. the ground will furnish better rest ing place. It is desired that every body be very merry and happy and have a wondrous good time with out being trough" and the entertain ment has been made to last so long so that everybody can have chance to get there. Employees of the shops can drop by after closing hours, and workers who get off in the afternoon will have plenty of time to go home and bring their families The party offers fine chance for service.
 The Riddle Ramp is being put on by the Mary Rumph committee of the Anti tuberculosis association and The Age Herald Fresh Air club. The frail children will receive not only the country air. but supervised rest. rec reation and feeding from nutrition experts.
 A "Guessing Box'
 One cute thing of the evening will be a big box of candy which Is 10 be used as a guessing box" Those wishing to guess the number oI pieces in the box will be charged lo cents per guess. the box being given to the person guessing closest to the number. The box has been given by Mrs. Lille Barrow.
 Mrs. Pace especially asks that all those giving donations have them at the park by noon. or telephone her and the things will be called TOT. The number is Main S172.
 Three wonderful boys who will help are Albert vickery. Rudolph Heis and A. D. Brown. They nave promised to work all day long. Miss Bertha Clement plans to go about m an automobile over the city asking flowers which are to be sold rom the flower booth.
 Among the lovely people who have donated other things to the party are these: .,,
 Crawford Johnson. IT., who will give coca-cola; Mir. Rochelle of the Grapico company. In Enslcy. who VIII be represented with his delicious beverages; MT. Mallory of the Lime Cola company. who will not be be- hind when 1t comes to giving stuff to satisfy thirst: Bob Lehman. toc. and Joe Goistein, who gave the last penny in his pockot--which was soc when Mrs. Pace hold him up on the streets. and R. H. Woodrow. sl. Mr. Harris of tho Harris Transfer company. has donated his truck fer