The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-04-08
SOCl ETY.
M any Birmingham
Boys in University
Glee Club


the audience that greets the club on
its annual visit to Birmingham on
Monday night, April 18th, at the Tut
wiler will see many familiar faces.
James w. Arid, a freshman of this
year, is member of the Glee Club
quartet singing the lead (second ten
orr and Maurice Caheen, a sophie
more, Is a force on the first tenor
section. He takes part as charm
ing young woman in the musical
sketch 10 be put on by the club. Odell
Garrison, is another important first
tenor. Ethelred Sykes. is the pianist
with the Novelty Orchestra and a
leading second tenor. Albert Rose
man is well equipped baritone, Nat
Clark of Ensley, also one of the best
baritones, Douglas Hester, a baritone
and also a member of the cast of the
musical sketch, taking the part of d
lady lawyer, while the basso section
boasts Joe Glass and Sam Murphy,
not only n good bass but an excellent
mandolin and guitar player. Willard
Reynolds, second tenor, Charles Mills,
baritone and mandolin player and
Gus Jordan, an exceptionally good
basso, have all been members of the
club this year but left school at mid
term.
: The entire membership OF the club
is as follows:
First Tenor-Wilmer F. Cannon, '25
"A. T. o., Tuscaloosa; Charles e. Bin
ion, '25, Georgiana, NJ. NJ Caheen, 20,
H. Is. L, Birmingham; Odell Garrison,
%, S. c. Birmingham; Fred r. Smith,
IS. 5. N, Montgomery.
j. Second Tenor--W. Paul Hendrix, 20
America; Amos G. GIBSON, rs, Albert
vile; Jas. w. Ard, .26, S. N, Biz
mingham; Cliff Lee Cottle, 25, Law,
i. u. c, Gadsden E. Lesley Leftwich,
to6
s, Birmingham; Howard c. Thomas,
IS, S. ~ Gadsden Stark Padgett, K.
$. Andalusa.
First Bass-Albert L. Roseman, X.
~, Birmingham; Nat R. Clark, ,2S,
T.. d. T.. Ensley; Douglas A. Hester,
rs, X. A. Birmingham; Jas. w. Fos-
ter, 26. Selma; Walter e. Callen, Jr.
IS, A. r. O., Selma; H. Russell WrigRt
'23. X. A., Meridian. Miss.
Second Bass-Frank Hardy, PA, P.
G. D., Selma; Kenneth Harper, '25. s..
c., Selma Willard b. Crumpton, &c,
Columbiana; Wade II. Garner, Is.
Samson: S. d. Murphy, Jr '24, P. X.
s., Birmingham; j. G.. Rakoweky. '2S,
L. G. A, Mobile.
Tom Garner, 'SS, D. X. E., Director.
3 Tuscaloosa
Accompanist-H. Russell Wright.
DR.. w. b. Saffold. Honorary Presi-
dent; ". G.. Ray, President; w. p.
Hendrix, Secretary; Frank Hardy.
business manager.
The following program will be
given:
PART 4.
Here's to the Colors of Crimson
White UudebuchD. Words by v. H.
Bell. '05.)
Away down south in Dixie Land,
grand.
Where Warrior rolls its tranquil
strong!
Softly murmuring as in dream.
The shades of thy walls Oh U. of A.
Have kissed those waters many a
day.
And now they sing this echo Song,
Fuf from the hearts of thy students
stlDng,
And when i'll years our hearts less
strong,
We've fought life's fight the whole
way long.
When laurels crown our chestnut
brow,
VIII we love thee then as we do now?
A thousand voices ring out ayes
Well love thee more in our winter
And all the fame that time will bring,
Greater praise, to thee we'll sing.
CHORUS
lNu mere ~ thS tOipi VI II lihScii-
Those cords that bind us to truth and
right.
Here hope and faith give strength
each day
For we love thy walls, oh U. of A.
AN Old Song" (arranged) the Bot
tie Blowers. "A Musical Trust" (Had-
leyD. Quartet. "Wriggleyetto" TAR
ranged by Botsford), Mr.. Binitn. Mr..
Nird Mr. Rakowsky, Mr.. Hardy. Med
ley of popular songs (arranged).
String medley (arranged). Mr.. Muir
ply, Mr.. Rakowsky, Mr.. Leftwich,
Mr. Hardy MY Curly Headed Baby"
(ClutsamD, Mr. Binion. "A Few Min
utes of Jazz" (arrangedD, Mr..
padgett.
PART =.
"A Case in .Court'-Musical sketch
in one scene (Preston II. We'll, '25).
tWords BY Bessie Pake, '14.
Characters The Judge, Mr. Hardy;
The Lady Plaintiff Mr. Binion; The
Plaintiffs Husband, Mr.. Hendrix
Lady Counsel for the Plaintiff, Mr..
Hester; Counsel for the Defendant,
Mr.. Arid; Lady Clerk fer the Gas
Company, Mr.. Caheen; Bailiff. Mr..
Leftwich. Scene: a court room. =
PART ,.
Medley (arranged), Capstone- Sere-
naders: Piano. Mr.. Sykes; Saxo-
phones, Mr.. Harrison. Mr.. Blalock;
banjo. Mr.. Leftwich; drums, Mr.. Dud-
derar ITO An Old Love" (Scott, Mr..
Hendrix. Violin melody (d'Agostino).
Mr.. Cannon. Quartet, when You and
Were Young 1Butterfield- Parks,
Mr.. Binion. Mr.. Arid. Mr.. Rakowsky.
Mr. Hardy. Evening Love Song"
tNevin). Alma Mater" ("Amici"D,
(words by Helen Vickers. '0S).
Alabama. listen Mother.
To our vows of love,
= To myself and to each other
Faithful friends Well prove.
CHORUS
Faithful. loyal, firm and true
B Heart bound tC heart VIII beat
Year by year, the ages through.
Until in heaven we meet.
College days are swiftly fleeing,
Soon Well leave thy halls
Ne'er to join another meeting
Meath thy hallowed walls.
So. farewell. dear Alma Mater
May thy name, we pray,
Be rev'renced ever, pure and stainless
AS it is today.
Mrs. j. r. Estes and son, Willard
Estes. will leave Wednesday for
Baltimore and Washington.
, Free, to Try. Send for Trial Bottle