The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-15
Costumes Artistic Dances
 At Carnival

One of the most beautiful entertain Iments given in Birmingham in long Ewhile will be the Carnival of Dancing being presented by Mrs. Annie Sykes |Camper. for the benefit of the Iu- |dependent Presbyterian church, at Phillips auditorium Friday evening, May 16.at 8 :15.
 A full dress rehearsal with orchestra |will be given this evening Among the beautiful costumes to be seen in $the features of the carnival will be tThe Bambalina," from 'sWildflower," No be danced by Miss Mary Frances EfcLin and Mir. John McVay. These; costumes are unusually pretty. Miss McLin's is unique, being fashioned of <oFely cream lace made bouffant skirt. SMr. McVay will wear costume to cor respond with the short black velvet Trousers and soft Blouse. Another attractive dance will be #srhe Expressions of Jazz" interpreted Eby Miss Gladys Hanover. She will Ewear a black and red satin costume trimmed with ostrich. The skirt of khe dress is black satin lined with red, and her head-dress is of red ostrich. rhis is a beautiful toe dance. 8 Miss! Mary Muller Neville will be another attractive feature dancer. Her lance is "The Young and Old" The costume is made as two. She is dress ed as peasant in the back, and as q ballet in the front, hers is also lovely toe dance.
 q Another novel dance will be done by Marjorie Noojin as Puck" She is Dne of Birmingham,s most talented lancers. Her costume is beautifully fashioned of green and gold cloth made In puffs. This is another toe dance. clizabeth Duke, who is another talent Ed dancer, will wear q costume of ac- .ordion pleated net of white, trimmed q n light blue.
 These. are only few of, the dainty lancers, who are contributing to the Deauty of the carnival to be given Fri- Hay evening.
 sANNABEL LEE TO BE
 AT METHODIST CHURCH
 The social and recreational depart nent of the First Methodist church, Binder the direction of Miss Annie Lee zasNarren, will have as its regular Thurs lay evening entertainment motion picture, entitled, "Annabell Lee.'
 This exquisisite romance, which is
 
 Edgar Aleen Poe, should be of inter est to all from eight to eighty It is a story which appeals to the fancies of nearly everyone, and at the same time eaches q moral lesson.
 For the past several months the bocial and recreational departments have been presenting to large audiences pictures of this high moral type, and arrs I0 .rowd out to see "Annabell Lee.r The Birmingham public is assnrd of seeing ;omething more than just q mere pic- nre when they see this movie. It will ,e presented in the Sunday school EuditOriuih commencing at 8 o'clock. MRS. ROUNTREE HONORED
 N ALBUQUERQUE
 The following is clipping of party yiven for Mrs. Rountree in New Mex O. Mrs. Johnston and her mother, Mrs. Poyas were formally from Tus- .nlOosa. sc
 Mrs. Florence Poyas Johnston was hostess at one of the most charming eas and receptions of the season Sat Irday afternoon in the Indian room # the Franciscan. The affair was-in lonor of Mrs. J. A. Rountree of Bir- bingham, Alabama, and Mrs. Ruth 1aughlin Barker of Santa Fe. Roses ind carnations of pink and fleur-de- is of blue were used used in profusion decoration. In the receiving line with Mrs. Johnston were Mrs. Rountree, Mrs. Barker, Mrs. James 0. Poyas of 1os Angeles, Mrs. Johnston's mother, md Mrs Clara NJ. Ferguson. Those assisting Mrs. Johnston in the enter aiming of guests were Mrs John ;imms, Mrs. Frank Butt, Miss Erna Ferguson, Mrs. H. B. Jasnison, Mrs. Robert Dietz and Mrs. Howard Raper.
 During the calling hours of 4 until
 o'clock Mrs Louis Ilfeld, Mrs. R. w. D. Bryan, Mrs. G.. L. Brooks, Mrs. ,. Russell, Edgar, Mrs. o. N. Marron, Hiss Lou Lee and Mrs. Walter Con ell presided at. the tea table.
 Following the reception, Mrs. John ton entertained the honor guests and hose assisting her during the afternoon, dinneE-at the Albuquerque Ierald.