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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-04-13
RECITAL TO BE GIVEN
SATURDAY. April, IA

The following recital will be given
at the Birmingham Conservatory of
Music Saturday, April "a. at p. m. :.
"One-Armed Man" (Maxim). Mae
Beth Ferguson.
THE Witch" (Gaynor). Eleanor
Overton.
The Merry Bobolink" (Krogman)
Ruby Holley.
'Etude" (Heller), Ida Fisher.
Come With Me" (Maxim), Lila
Mae Chappell.
"Elfin Dance" (Grieg), Nellie Par
ker.
Happy Farmer (Schumann),
Myra Courington.
Romance" (MacDowelD, Lillian
Williams.
Grand Procession" Gynes), Myra
Harrison.
Little Romance" (Schumann).
Grace Norris.
"Air de Ballet" (Chaminade), Hell
en- Hardie.
Hunting Song" (Seeboeck). Mir
lam Minis.
album Leaf" (Grieg), Ida Fisher.
Pussy Willow" CRIB. Mildred
Bernard.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-04-13
COMMITTEES ANNOUNCED FOR
FESTIVAL AT MUSCODA

The following committees to be in
charge of the spring festival given
by the department of social science
of the T. c. l., which will take place
at Muscoda community Saturday aft
ernoon, have been announced:
Central Committee-Miss Winifred
Collins, general chairman Mr.. A. S.
Hotchkiss, chairman recreation eX
hibition and pageant; Miss Mabel
Vogleson. chairman properties com
man costumes committee: Miss Annie
V. Lynch, chairman publicity COM
mittee; Miss Pearl Wald, chairman
transportation committee.
Committee on Grounds-Mr. c. E.
Abbott, Mr.. c. B. Cross.
Committee on Recreation Exhibit
ton and Pageant-Mr. A. S. Hotch-
Miss Esther Cummins; Blocton, Miss
Marion Brown; Docena, Miss Mabel
Winter; Edgewater, Miss Auta Ly-
man; Ensley, Miss Agnes Caughlin:
Greeley, Miss Nell Burdick; Muscoda,
Miss Edwina Dexter; Wenonah, Miss
Frances Beecher.
Committee on Costumes-Miss May
McClevey, chairman; Miss Carrie
Casanova, Miss Jessie Fuller, Miss
Virginia Hart, Miss Louise Hinton,
Miss Flora Orr, Miss Jerene Neal.
Miss Marjorie Otis, miss Nellie
Green, Miss Anne McLarty, Miss Mary
Kate Gully, Miss Eleanor Jolly. Miss
Helen Denison, Miss Elizabeth Vann.
Miss Olive Kingston, Miss Margaret
Feemster. Miss Frances Ruth john
son, Miss Evelyn Scott.
Committee on Properties-Miss Ma
bel Vogleson, chairman: Miss Edna
Ferguson, Miss Mabel Simpson, Miss
Verna Keefe, Miss Elizabeth Red
mond, Miss Grace Lusk, Miss Laura
Gooding.
Publicity Committee-Miss Annie
V. Lynch, chairman; Miss Jerene
Neal, Miss Mary Kate Gully, Miss
Mary Francisco, Miss Louise Hinton
Mrs. NJ. w. Fellows, Miss Evelyn
Scott. Mrs. Hester NJ. Kirchner. Miss
Marjorie Otis, Miss Laura Kahler
Transportation Committee = Miss
Pearl Wald, chairman; Miss Olive
Hester, Miss Lois Post. Miss Violet
Crawford. Miss Rene Burton, Miss
Emily Roberts, Miss Katie Belle
Harrison. Miss Gertrude McWebb
Mr.. Daniel Harmon.
Directions for reaching Muscoda
are given as follows:
To reach Muscoda by street car.
take South Bessemer car, get off in
Bessemer at Twentieth street and
mouth for about three blocks, then
coda.
Automobiles from Birmingham
take South Bessemer paved road
which passes through Powderly and
Lipscomb, entering Bessemer on
Clarendon avenue, turn to left at
Nineteenth street and follow road to
Muscoda.
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RANDOM NOTES
Miss Althea Dryden has gone tc
Mountain Creek and Montgomery tc
visit friends for a few days.

Miss Althea Dryden has gone to
Mountain Creek and Montgomery to
visit friends for few days.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert Welsh and
little daughter Eleanor, of New Or
leans. are in the city to attend the
wedding of Miss Sarah Jane Welsh
Mrs. f. S. Tucker of New Orleans
is in the city to attend the wedding
of her son, DR.. Warren Samuel Tuck
er, and Miss Sarah Jane Welsh.
Mrs. Miles A. Copeland Is visiting
friends and relatives in Demopolis
this week. She expects to return to
Birmingham next week, accompanied
by her two young sons, Miles, Jr.,
and Hunter Armstrong Copeland.
Miss Anita Eustis has returned
from Magnolia Springs, where the
was the guest of DR.. and Mrs. S. l..
Ledbetter, Sr. Mrs. Ledbetter re-
turned with Miss Eustis, and is WIS.,
ting her daughter, Mrs. Lee Allen
Brooks.
Mrs. ]. r. Estes has gone to
Washington, d. c.. to attend the ma
tional meeting of the d. A. RS.
Mrs. N. E. Talley, of Passlac, N.
j., is visiting her daughter Mrs. II.
A. Lester.
Mrs. Henry Wagstaff, of Atlanta,
is visiting in the city. Mrs. wag
staff was formerly Miss Annie Blinn.
Mrs. p. c. Ratliff has gone to Or
angeburg, s. c., for a visit with her
daughter. Mrs. Joseph Mcnamara.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Lamar, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
mund Armes for the past week, left
yesterday for their home in New
York City. Many warm friends well
coined these visitors in Birmingham.
where Mrs. Lamar Lucy Armes) was
reared
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WEST END STUDY CLUB TO
PLANT TREE IN NEW PARK

The West End Study club will plant
beautiful everflowering crepe myr-
tie tree in the new playground on
Berney street Saturday afternoon at
$50. This tree will be In commemo-
ration of the boys "over there" who
made the supreme sacrifice.
A simple program has been ar
ranged by the program committee.
Rev. H. NJ Stevenson will make the
opening prayer. Remarks will be
made by Prof. H. N. Price of the
Hemphill school,
The history of the crepe myrtle
will be given by Mrs. Leslie Wheeler
Mrs. f. l.. Evans will make the dedi-
catory speech Patriotic songs will
be sung by all present, after which
Rev. Lee will make the closing
prayer.
The tree will be planted In accord
ance with the city beautiful move
ment of the State Federation of
Women's Clubs.
After the program ice cream will
be served to the children of the Ber-
ney Street school. The proceeds will
be used for worthy purpose.
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INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT
BETHEA-BRUC WEDDING

Among the Birmingham people 60
ing up for the Bethea- Bruce wedding
in Pickens, S. c., arc Mrs. Cora Ha-
good Bethea. Miss Helen Bethea, Mrs.
Laura Hagood Alexander, Miss Mary
Alexander. Mr.. John b. Bethea, Jr,
and Mr.. Philip Bethea. Mr. Ben Ha-
good, Mr. James Hagood and Miss
Eleanor Hagood of Charleston, S. c.,
who often visit in Birmingham, will
attend the wedding also.
The wedding attendants will be
Miss Emily Robinson, maid of honor:
Miss Mary Alexander OF Birmingham.
bridesmaid; Miss Eleanor Hagood of
Charleston, 5. c., who has frequently
visited Mrs. Hugh Morrow, and Mrs.
J.. II. Alexander, bridesmaids; Miss
Emily Thornton of Pickens, S. c..
bridesmaid; Mr.. Philip Bethea.
brother of the groom. best man; Mr..
John g. Bethea, Jr-Sroomsman; Mr..
sydney Bruce of Pickens, S. c..
groomsmen; Mr.. James Hagood of
Charleston, 5. C., groomsman. Ire
wedding will take place at Grace
church. Pickens, S. c.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-04-13
MISS PARIS GIVES LYRIC
PARTY FOR MISS WELSH

Miss Frances Paris was hostess at
Lyric party Thursday, honoring
Miss Sarah Jane Welsh, whose we'd
ding to DR.. Tucker of New Orleans
will be an event of Saturday night.
After the program at the Lyric,
the guests were served an Ice course
at Martha Washington's.
Those who enjoyed Miss Paris hos
pitality were: Miss Sarah Jane
Welsh. the honoree; Mrs. r. II. Welsh
of New Orleans, Mrs. E. S. Tucker of
New Orleans. Miss Annie Watson,
Miss Annie Laurie Bates, Miss Caro-
Ign Karpeles.
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CLASSICAL ASSOCIATION TO
BE GUESTS OF HOWARD.

Visitors to the Southern Classical
association, which convened in Bir-
mingham Thursday. will be the
guests of Howard college today. The
following program has been ar
ranged for the association:
Friday April 13. 9 o'clock, Howard
college.
AN Ancient Munsausen." Prof. f.
b. Green, University of South Caro-
liLa.
THE Value of the Study of the
Greek of the New Testament" DR.. r.
Greek, Randolph Macon college. "
'vergil in American Verse" Prof.
G. A. Simmons, Hendrix college.
Suggestions from Cicero's De
ard college.
The Authorship of the culex."
Prof. r. B. Steele, Vanderbilt uni
wit and Humor IN cicero" Prof.
W. D. Hooper. University of Geor-
gia.
Living on the Past" Principal F.
A. Gallup, Woodlawn High school.
Birmingham.
Suggestions for High School
Latin" DR.. James H. billiard. rector
of William and Mary college, and
president of the Slater and Jeanes
funds.
At o'clock the association will
be the guests of Howard college at
luncheon.
Friday afternoon, 2 o'clock.
The Human Interest Of the
Classics" Prof. G. F. Nicolassen,
Oglethorpe university.
The Semantics of the Words Par
son and Person." Prof. Alfred P.
Hamilton. Mllsaps college.
Great Latin HYMNS and the
Church Fathers as Reading Material
for Classes" Miss Sue Vent, high
school, Apalachicola, Fla.
Military DISCIPLINE of the Roman
Republic" Prof. George Currie, Bir-
mingham-Souther college.
THE Date of Ciceros De Divina-
tione," Judge w. A. Falconer. Fort
Smith, Ark.
Some Phases of the Optative
Mood in Creek" Prof. W. E. Farrar,
Mercer upniversity.
History and Legend in the Aeneid
of Vergil," Prof. George Howe. Uni
versity of North Carolina.
THE Land of Camilla" Gllus-
trated). Prof. A. Pelzer WAGNER,
Roanoke college.
Friday night. o'clock, auditorium,
Phillips High school.
Address. Hon. J. j. Tigert, United
States commissioner of education.
1.-THE Conservation OF Human Tai
emit" President John C. Futrall, Uni
versity of Arkansas.
THE Classical Survey" Dean An
drew West, Princeton university.
The members of the association
will be the guests of Birmingham
Southern college Saturday.
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Hiss YOUNG GIVES READING
At COSMOS CLUB

Miss Martha Young was an inter
Asting reader before the Cosmos club
- the Ensley Highlands Presbyterian
Hhurch Wednesday afternoon. The
hhurch was beautifully decked with
gay spring blossoms, crab apples and
Germs being used lavishly, and tall
Etandards twined with smilax bearing
graceful clusters of rosy pink spring
Flowers.
Just preceding the receiving limo
Mere the club officers, who greeted
xhe guests. They are Mrs. W. o. Gar
grett. president; Mr.. D. r. Suggs, vice
1Nresident; Mrs Charles Moseley,
Sreasurer. and Mrs. Seymour Hall,
aoecretary. The ushers for the o.
&asion were Miss Helen Ruth Kelley
2nd Miss Mary Margaret Kribs.
A musical program was given. in
,Hfuding the following participants:
MISS Norma Hickman and Miss Sara
Mckenzie, who gave violin selections,
Ind Mrs. Robert Tate. accompanist.
Miss Youngs poems and stories
NVere received by an enthusiastic au-
offence, and Mrs. H. J. Kribs sang
nome quaint dialect songs which were
hoordially applauded.
About 400 guests attended this af-
seAir. which included the federated
clubs of the Ensley and Fairfield dis
fyict, and friends Of the club mem
ibers.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-04-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS

The New Era Study club will meet
this afternoon at 8 o'clock with Mrs.
Robert Brooke at her home on Noun
tain Terrace.
The Woman's club of Woodlawn
will meet this morning at 10 o'clock
at the Woodlawn library.
The Amaranth club will meet this
afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs.
Charles Ledbetter.
The Clionian club will meet today
at 1890 with Mrs. Dora c. Fell, 1906
Huntsville avenue.
The Study circle will meet with
Mrs. Emmett ONcal Friday afternoon
at 3 o'clock.
All members of the Women's Home
Missionary society of the Simpson
Methodist church are invited to at
tend the meeting which will be held
at the home of Mrs. F. II. Holcomb
Friday morning at 1890
The Cadmaen circle will meet Fri
day afternoon at s o'clock at the
Country club. Mrs. A. G. Smith will
be hostess.
MRS. John Cruise, commander OF the
Birmingham Review No. %, w. B. A..
will give miscellaneous shower
Friday afternoon from 2 to o'clock
at her home, 1929 Norwood boule-
ward, for Mrs. Otto Horst, whose
home was recently burned.
The Twentieth Century club will
meet this afternoon at o'clock at
the home of Mrs. F. H. Vernon, 1888
Hanover circle.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-04-13
TWENTIETH CENTURY HOUSE,
KEEPERS CLUB MEETS.

Mrs. L. =. Burns was ostess to
the Twentieth Centurv ; ,keepers'
club at the regular ce rs Wednes-
day afternoon.
The house V rar1fa Ell IN lovely
spring blossom.
The meeting war lea In order
by the vice presi ent Mrs Boha non.
in the absence O. 'ae preaidsn and
roll call was a. HcrcC Win the
name of wort fls .utior or
homeless children.
Mrs. Thomson CAV I4rt On "efae
Homeless Child of 4 AVID Ms
Bohannon spoke on 9" na Junction 81
Play in the Life of tn, hid"
A discussion on how sre may eesr
serve the helpless children IN our
city was led by Mrs. II. 3 NorfUN
After the program, Officer for 70
coming year were electe1 Nfs s..
p Underwood was re-ele ted prss-
ident, and Mrs. w. T.. Boha. WON vicN
president. Mrs. W. c. Mite WIS
elected secretary, and Mrs. r1ol
Thomson, treasurer.
Following the business NEE HE a
social hour was enjoyed. De. la4s
cream and cake We're served.
Besides the regular member
number Of visitors were present.
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SHAKESPEARE CLUB
HAS OPEN MEETING

After the program an informal re-
ception was held.
Punch was served by Mrs. Earl
Harerove and Mrs. l.. A. milestone.
Ices were also served.
The hostesses for the occasion were
Mrs. ]. NJ. Minter, Mrs. ]. NJ. Hawkins,
Mrs. T. d. Moor. Mrs. Z. N. Franks,
Mrs. Earle Hargrove. Mrs. l.. A.
milestone and Mrs. George Bass.
About 1870 guests were present.
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mrs. CABELL ENTERTAIN
FOR POPULAR VISITORO.

Mrs Tomlinson-CabeIl gave
luncheon at the Tutwiler Thursday,
,complimenting Miss Devereux Jar
raft, of San Antonio, Tex, the popu-
lar guest of Miss Kate Duncan Smith.
The guests were Miss Jarratt, Miss
Evelyn Hassinger. Miss Evelyn Redo
and Misses Kate. Lucille and Harriet
Smith. v
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MRS. J. II. TURNER HONOREE
AT INFORMAL, TEA

Mrs. j. 7. Mcpherson and Mrs. Vic
tor Randolph entertained Tuesday
afternoon at an informal tea, honor
ing Mrs. j. r. Turner of Roanoke,
Ala.
Crabapple blossoms were used in
the decorations of the tea table. Tea
was poured by Mrs. D. E. McLendon
Mrs. Stence and Miss Mary Elizabeth
Mcpherson.
About go guests were present.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-04-13
MIR. AND MRS. WELSH HONOR
TT CkER-WELSH BRIDAL PART'y

Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Welsh were
hosts at an informal dinner party
Thursday evening, complimenting the
members of the Tucker-Welsh bridal
party and the out -of-town guests
who are here to attend the wedding
Cut flowers added charm to the
table. A delicious course dinner
was served.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-04-13
e-uc. WAGSvAFF HONORED
- -,rs rrnN UADuV

= : - 80
Ms Henry C. Wagstaff, of Allan
IA. wa h5H1r ed Thursday when Mrs
Teef eay entertained at lunch
con few of the honoree's
best H=!aa we're guests on this oc-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-04-13
MRS. WINSTON PRESENTS
PUPILS IN RECITAL,

Mrs. Emma Winston will present
the pupils of her second and third
grade music classes in a recital at
Gable Hall this evening at S:15
o'clo k. The public is cordially In
vited to attend.
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Field Day Planned For
T. {. |. School
Children

A field day has been planned for
the T. c. I. schools. 1t will be hello
at Ensley athletic field Saturday at
p. m. Gold, silver and bronze med
ais will be awarded the boy and girl
winners of each event.
Boys and girls school trophies
will be awarded to the school win
ming the most points in mass ath-
letics and field day events.
A. S. Hotchkiss has been made
chairman of the field day exercises,
with Miss Elsie Peters as his as
eistant.
Boys and girls in the T. c. 1.
schools will have the opportunity Of
competing for medals IN the follow
ing events:
Boys Under 1s Years-5o-yard
Nash, running broad jump, running
nigh jump. 500-yard relay; 10 boys
lon each team, each boy running so
yards
Boys IS Years and Over--1o0-yard
cash, running broad Jump. runningh
high Jump. 1,000-yard relay; 10 boys
On each team. each running 100
yards.
Girls All Ages-25-ysrd dash, run
ping and catching, volley ball serv-
Ng, team shuttle relay; 10 girls on
zach team, each running 25 yards.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-04-13
EPWORTH LEAGUE TO GIVE
PLAY AT ENSLEY.

The dramatic club of the Owenton
Epworth league will present play
tonight in the auditorium of the
EnsleY High school.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-04-13

The New Era Study club will meet
this afternoon at o'clock with Mrs
Robert Brooke at her home on Noun
tain Terrace.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
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RO0NTNG HOUSE


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terms. nae sssS q 4sos
NOTICE!
Following is a list Of privileges for SALE
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10th. 1923. on Aimas onicial parking spaces
Hot dogs. sandwiches. soft drinks, cigars
programs. novelties. pslmistry. postcard
photos. ice cream and ice cream cones. shoe
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Marshall Business Brokers.
long lease. Price SIS.
Cigar store. 14th st. near Park rd.. money
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Grocery. meats; rent. $50: living rms.
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o good corner. @ s NEAR several @ school Schools anu and Il car
stop: rent. about $50: 5-yr. lease; asking
$1,000. Inspect at once and make offer.
rent. ss5 good fixtures: asking $50.
Garage. would accommodate l6 small cars and
god ranri above: rent SIJ: good business
in washing and polishing: located near 18th
and X: good bargain
$3.50 cash: lunch business: central.
Si0p- Lunch business: central; rent rea soma Bile
business averages $50 per day; located at
transfer point: splendid bargain.
S1.e0N-Iunch and > furnished rooms: good
business: rent. $50 per month.
So. .0O0-I.unch: central: rent cheap: good busi-
ness: big bargain: 81, 900 cash.
$550-Nrar-be-r and lunch and rooms: rent.
SO: good business: big bargain.
$5oO-Tailoring business; illness cause Of sell
ing; rent $50: a good bargain.
SIAl--Ci1ar I'M
$9O0-CiKar and news business; rent. &35. On
Pa. ave. NV; doing good business.
r. N. CURTIS. MAIN S043, MAIN 7773.
o18 Machinists' bldg, 9th and Mass. ave. NV. .