The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-13
SOCI T. T
Gou. Brandon Will Give
Citizenship Essay
Medals

Gov. w. w. Brandon will be the
guest of honor at the citizenship
luncheon to be given by the League
of Women Voters next Saturday at
l o'clock at the Tutwiler hotel. The
affair is being held in connection
with the citizenship essay contest, In
which the governor Is to present the
medals at meeting Saturday morn
Ing in the auditorium OF the John
Herbert Phillips High school. The
three prize winners will also be
honor guests at the luncheon and the
first prize essay Will be read. Mrs.
]. M. Hawkins, president Of the
league, is to preside, and Miss Rosa
Strickland. chairman of the educa-
ton committee, is planning the af-
fair.
A special invitation to the lunch
con has been extended to the mothers
of the high school students in the
graduating class who are taking part
in the contest, embracing all the stu
dents in the English and history de-
partments. A special table will be
reserved for the mothers, and they
will be met at the door by com
mittee and presented with badges of
the high school colors.
The presidents of the parent
teacher associations and womens
clubs, as we'll as the mems civic and
luncheon clubs, have been sent invi-
tations, and Will sit at special table
near the speakers table.
Mrs Hankins wishes everybody to
understand that this is public
luncheon. Tickets are now on sale at
81 each. and reservations may be
Daugette, ticket chairman. Main
66s7-J or Mrs Neal Wallace. Main
1927 or Main 5SSs. The public is most
cordially invited.
Miss Marjorie Adler is chairman or
the decorations committee, and has
many lovely ideas for making the
ballroom a bower of beauty.
Seated at the speakers table rs
guests of honor will be the members
of the Birmingham board of educa-
tion, and DIR. Glenn and DR.. Brown.
Mrs. Hubert Scruggs, chairman Of
the automobile committee, has Sc
cured a beautiful car which will be
decorated for the governors use.
The general public is also invited
to attend the meeting at the high
school when the citizenship medals
and the loving cup will be awarded.
MRS. wRIGHTs PUPILS
IN RECITAL FRIDAY
Beatrice Tate Wright will present
pupils from her class in piano re-
cital Friday. May IS. at $3.50 p. M at
cable hall, when the following pro-
gram will be given:
1.-The Guitarre." The Witch" Gay
nor), THE Chase of the Butterflies"
(Dennee), Eline Kindred.
When Twilight Comes" tWhel-
pley). Dancing Dolls" (Heller), Ma
riana Lichty.
"The Story Of the Mouse" "Twee-
dledum and Tweedledee" dynes).
Mary Louise Osment
Hunting Song" (seeboeckl. The
Canadian Belle" (Grant-Schaefer)
Margaret Blackwood.
The Riders story" Knight Ru-
pert" (Schumann), The Brownies
Festival (Seeboeck), Ethel Miller.
Dance of the Elves" edna Cooked
Gussen), "Tarantelle in A Minor"
(Dennee), Kathleen Scruggs.
Dance by Moonlight" (Whelpley).
"Barcarolle" (Scharwenka). Mary
Beard.
;'Impromptu" (Schytte), "Humor-
istie Dance" tGreig), Marguerite
Jones.
Scarf Dance" "Aire de Ballet"
(Chaminade). Corrie Holt.
"Mazurka," "Serenade" (Olsen),
WALTZ" (Backer GrondahD, Louise
Hawkins.
Twill O. the Wisp." by a Meadow
Brook" tMacDowelD, "Minuet a IAN
tico" (Seeboeck). Marguerite Jones.
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