The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-17
University Concert And Dancing
 Party

"A Case in Court" the clever little sketch which thoroughly charmed the audience a the University Glee Club concert. given under the auspi ces of Pelham Chapter, T.. D. C., last night was one of the most popular features of the evening. The music of this little playlet was written by President Well, os Montgomery, and the words, by Bessie Pake, also of Montgomery, a former student at the university.
 Frand Hardy, as Judge, had pro found voice and manner that made him very clever in the part. Jim Aird, of this city. was attorney for defense, whose part was very hum orous. The comic bailiff, Leslie Left wieh. was one universally applauded. Paul Hendrix was, the plaintiffs hus- band, and Charles Binon was the fair plaintiff. Douglass Hester was at torney for the gas company. and Maurice Caheen took a charmngly feminine part, which captured the audience. Mr. Csheen wore sweet little ingenue costume with manners to .match-strictly 1923 model with | rolled stockings, bobbed hair, and so on.
 Nevln's "Evening Love Song" was one of the favorites of tho evening. for 1t was sung with just the correct amount of wistful feeling. The Med ley" given by the chorus and two solists, Jim Aird. and Odell Garri- son-both of Birmingham-was an- other favorite of the evening. The chorus is we'll balanced one, and sings with great sweetness and charm ''To an Old Love" was given by Paul Hendrix. and Plantation Song" was another hit of the eve ming. Jack Jordan gave unique yo- dellins song. The quartet who sang several very pleasing numbers in cludes. Jim Aird. Jack Rakowski, Charles Binion. aNi Frank Hardy
 The singing of the Sl00 prize song was of great interest. Mrs. William Sykes being the fortunate winner of the prize offered by the Stone Noun tain Association for the best song that would inspire interest and em- body the spirit of the monument plan ned for these heroes
 Director Garner says that the Glee | Club Is formed mostly of new ma terial this year-though of very high quality.
 After the concert dancing began. Mrs. Hubert Scruggs, president of the chapter led the dance with Mir. Rob ert McDavid.
 The following were the committee on arrangements for the affair: Mrs. Tom Stobcrt, Mrs. Hardwick, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Julius Jaffee. Mrs. II. II K, Jefferson. Mrs. Clifford Adams, Miss Erie Conville, Miss Alma Ritten- bery, Mrs. Herbert Stoekham, and Mrs. II. B. Abernathy.
 The ballroom gleamed with lovely red and white streamers, and other ornaments which gave the dancing party college atmosphere.
 The checking list for the party in cluded the following names: Misses Margaret Builder. Mary Allen North ington. Eva Lathrop, Leola Shannon, Julia Mae Drennen, Pauline Mahen, ! Theresa Cory, Mamie Morrow Mar | garet Morrow, Oliva Robinson. liar riet Smith. Lucille Smith, Katherine | Redd, Florence Young, Amy Young Mary Elizabeth Caldwell, Josephine | Harris, Frances Bowers, Julia Bow CTS, Letitia McNeel. Lucy Crow, Jor- dan Prince. Annie Tartt Perry. Mary Alice Gatling, Elizabeth Wilson. Jose phine Lawrence. Lucy Anderson Grace Bradshaw, Mary Chollett Der ney, Margaret Calhoun, Josephine Cosby Clara DeBardeleben, Anita
 Eustis. Caroline Garrett, Virginia Hassinger, Carey Johnson, Eliza be tn Jones, Annie Lee. Carol McCary, Ma
 iron Orr, Marion Pinckard.