The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-04-12
The CHI DREN WOMANS SPHERE THE HONE.
Dunlap, Jennie Louise Thornton.

Dunlap, Jennie Louise Thornton.
Birthday Characterization Roddy,
Pratt City.
Lone Star state-Gertrude Dear
mond, Fairfield.
Mexican Waif-Jenny DeArmond,
Fairfield.
June-Miss Sarah Best. Seventy
sixth.
Attendants (Roses)-Mildred and
Margaret Goodwin, Caroline Pickett,
Mary Frances Feenker, Seventy sixth.
July-Miss Grace Wilson-Third.
Attendants water Lilies)-Eliza-
beth LaSalle, Margaret LaSalle, Will
lie Janet Cruise, Jane Elizabeth Wise,
Third.
August-Miss Martha wilmington,
South Highland.
Attendants (Asters)-Martha Bray,
Juliette Gray, Alice Scott, Elizabeth
Daniels, South Highland.
Song-"Day Is Dying in the West"
Ruby Cain, Annie Mae Adams, Doro-
thy Dee, Minnie Lee, Katherine Sib-
ley, South Highlands.
September-Miss Margaret Ken
nedy, Woodlawn.
Attendants (Morning Glories)-
Marjorie Bliss, Evelyn Ware. Erma
Mohns. Martha Brown, woodlawn.
October-Miss Marie Mangum.
Avondale.
Attendants tAutumn Leaves)-
Margaret Shelby, Marie Hood. Evelyn
Song-"Count Your Many Bless
ings, Margaret Hamilton. Elizabeth
Rogers, Mary Kerr, Iris Hollifield,
Frances McCraig, Jennie Elizabeth
Hoyle Vivian Ridden. Avondale.
November-Mrs. Herbert Ward.
Vine Street.
Attendants (Chrysanthemums)-
To otlr
Jane Howell, Emelyn Colment.
Types of Immigrants-Vine Street.
Home Mission Group No. Chinese
Miss Maude Witt; Mexican, Monroe
Clark; French, Elizabeth Stevenson
Italians, Margaret Parrish; Hungar-
ian. Frederick Montgomery; Cuban
ALBERT Schlichter; Syrian. Mrs. w. I.
Witt; Jewish, Mrs. H. NJ. Moffett.
Solo, MY Ain Countrie," Mrs. Fl. NJ
Moffett, Vine Street.
Westerner, Gibson Lyle Indian
Mrs. j. B. Swan; America, Mrs. II.
Killingsworth. Attendants: Frances
Phillips, Mary Louise Moffett, Mary
Davie Bull, Esther Vaughn, Elizabeth
Chew. Marjorie Merrett, Vine Street
Song, America" Audience rises
and sings.
December-Miss Ethel Hearne.
Handley Memorial.
Attendants (Snow Drops)-Martha
CALDWELL Gretchen KIybecker, Mary
Elizabeth Shivley, Mae Beth Shepard
Song. Away in Manager" Daphne
Clark, Handlcy Memorial.
January-Miss Mary Morrow, Sec
ond.
Attendants (violets)-Anne Nc
Kinley, Mary Butterer. Margaret
Howard, Elizabeth Dimick, Second.
Song, Saviour. Breathe an Even
ing Blessing" Janet Bethel. Marion
Barclay, Agnes Frederick, Lois Buck
EFT, Wylam.
February-Mrs. Will Cochran, Bes-
semsr. ~ is
Attendants (Jonquils)-Flora Mae
Mingea. Bebe Joy Hollingsworth. An
nett Holmes, Emily Hood. Bessemer
Mexico, Mrs. r. II. ShererS Cuba, Miss
Lois Fault; Africa, Miss Rebecca Will
hanson; Brazil, Mrs. H. p. Lipscomb
China, Mrs. A. D. Bell; Korea, Mrs
Macon Williams; Japan, Mrs. Gorgor
Hamrick, Bessemer.
Solo, Mrs. Macon Williams.
March-Miss Estelle Walker, Fair
view.
Attendants (Sweet Peas)-Blanche
Johnson, Bernice Gates, Babette
Friedlob, Barbara borough, Fairview
Song, "Hark! 'Tis the Shepherd S
Voice I Hear" Gree will offering
for home mission equipment.)
Doxology-By all.
Benediction-Dr. II. NJ. Moffett.
Mrs. Minnie Mcneil Carr. choir or
ganist; Mrs w. 7. Ward, soprano
Mrs. Alex Wade, contralto; Mr.. Will
liam Scholl, tenor, and H. ]. Posner
bass.