The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-03-23
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Al EMBERs of the Square and Com

anquet on Friday evening at the Bust
ess and Professional Women's club.
The guests were received by Mr.. d.
". Burson. Mr.. John L. Whorton act.
as toastmaster. After an introduc-
Pry talk on the work and ideals of the
quare and Compass club, Mr.. Whorton
Introduced the following speakers, who
esponded to toasts DIR. John @. Daw-
pm, ID. w. Burson, J. d. Wyatt, DIR.
atney. Readings were given by Miss
luth Gravelee and Miss Agnes Durant
nd vocal solos by Mrs. Paul de Launay
nd b. f.. Atkins, accompanied by Prof.
aul de Launay.
The. members and their guests includ-
d: Mr.. and Mrs. John T.. Whorton,
pr. and Mrs. John G. Dawson, Mr.. and
irs ]. ID. Wyatt, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Launay, Misses Ethel Gregg, Wayne
Nompson, Vera Scott, Wilson, Agnes
Purant, Ruth Gravelee, Wyatt; .Messrs.
\. W. Burson, v. Wyatt, B. #. Atkins,
George Saxon, Alexander Causey,
luther Weaver, Mullins, Dutch Nor,
'ood, Buckner and DR.. Gatuly.
Members Of the Pi Kappa Alpha fra
Frnity entertained number of friends
Tuesday evening at the home of
liss. Virginia Hill on Underwood
venue. =.
Miss Hill was assisted in receiving
ne guests by her sister.
Spring flowers were used in the par
prs, where games were played at six
hbles. Prizes fer the top score were
awarded to Miss Helen Bass, who was
wen perfume container bearing the
Kappa Alpha fraternity ascoat of
Rms, and, to- Mr.. Hank Knight, who
Fas presented with a deck sof cards.
A salad course was seryeA Fat the
ose of the game. Z Candy making by
he guests added to the evenings fun.
$arl Hearths gave several plano solos
md accompanied the guests in singing
he fraternity and college songs.
Those present. were Misses Nell
IcElhenny, Daisy Hoover, Ethel Clark,
Ellie Mae Lawley, Julia Finklea,
Ielen Bass, Elizabeth Stephenson, Eve
In Clark, Mamie Godfrey, Virginia
ILL, Eoline McC ullough, Helen Sparks.
Messrs. G.. f. PETTY, Fred freeman,
Iank Knight, Ham Stevsns j. d.
carney. Frank Mullins, Marvin Nc
brthyss Wiley Casey. nklepangh, Carl
earns Hulen Whitehead. Dan BAY lord,
ohm Finklea, Paul Austin. Il
& DIR. Alderman, pastor of the First
Baptist church of Tnskegee, was "a
isitor to the college on Wednesday. DIR. ]
hapel period, and also addressed the
Ministerial students at a meeting at the
Pub house.
II
DR.. Oscar NJ. voorhees, of New York,
ecretary general of the Phi Beta
Eappa honorary fraternity, visited
Toward on Thursday. - IL
DIR. John NJ. Manly, head of the de-
artment of English at the University
t Chicago, was visitor to, the college
Saturday morning. cs
Alabama College Glee club. gave
oncert in the college auditorium Fri
( ay evening. This was the first APP
earance Of this glee club here in
everal, years. e..-s
The program, which consisted of a
lumber of classical selections, with
hanys popular songs for encores, was
ell received. 80
s Mrs. Palmer, wife of President Pal,
her of Alabama college, came with the
Tub as an accompanist.
a This program was given under the di-
ection of Frank e. Marsh, head of the
department of music of Alabama col
ege.
Miss Abbott McKinnon in 1.-THE VAL
BY of Laughter" Cant 70 Hear Me
Ealing, Gardiner 1.-THE Little Damo-
ell and Hearts Ease" were received
yith appreeiatiye applause. Miss
Alice Lyman yiolinist, in Spanish
ferenade, Z 2 Romance" and "Serenade,"
nd Miss Janice Fuquay,- pianist, in
Nocturene, OPP. 10, No. 2" and "Con-
ert Etude," also scored heavily in APP
Blause. .t
"Ihe Distant Chimes "Pretty
Primrose Medley of College Airs"
y We Will Sing for Montevallo" and
Alma Mater" were rendered by the
+ hub. .. 4.
A Among the best numbers were
y Wynken, Blynken and Nod" by Miss
|IcKinnon and the club, and "a Mother
Goose Arabesque," by Aisss Winifred
S,astleman mezzo soprano, Miss Ethel
Thompson, contralto, and the club.
4 Miss Lottie Handley is spending the
Teek-end at her home in Jasper.
Friends will regret to know that Mr..
Seanzy Buckner is i'll at Birmingham
Baptist hospital. Mr.. Buckner is from
RrattviI1e, Autauga county.
Mrs. Louis K. Oppitz, wife of DR..
Dppitz, head of the physics department,
! ill at her home on Hillman avenue.
Miss Hope Lee of Ratliff hall was
allied to Boyles the last of the week
ecause of the death of relative.
Miss Hannah Reynolds of the state
Baptist headquarters at Montgomery,
rill arrive the last of the week to con-
uct training class in Y. w. A. work
or the college girls.
Mrs. B. T. Atkins is i'll at the Bir-
bingham Baptist hospital, where she
as operated on the past week.
The following members of the athletic
cam went to Montgomery the past |
keek-end to engage in the games with |
he Philadelphia Athletics H. Il. Wat
knEton, Hugh Barfield, Grady Hyde, !
ban Gaylord, G. II. Stevens, j. L. |
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