The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-24
MRS. RICE PRESENTS
PUPILS IN RECITAL

The first of series of recitals to
be given by the pupils of Mrs. e. T..
Rice will take place this evening at
Cable hall at 10. W
Thursday evenings. program viii be !:
1. .'The Chinese Doll" (spaulding),
Sara Harrison.
2. always Merry" (Zilcher), Mile
Phillips.
3. Waltz (Dennie), Eloise Lockhart.
4. STORY by the Mouse" (Lynes),
Margaret jacobson.
s. Riders Story" (schumann),
Edith Huntley.
9. '.watchman's Song" tGrieg).
Bernice Long.
Z. ''Fireflies" Grant shaefer), Mar
tina Manly.
8, Fragrance of the Rose" Glow
ard), Cecile Berry.
Q. ITO Spring tGreis). Jennie
May Long. 800
10. sCanaonettas tHitter). Auberrie
Cummings. a
IL. ITO the Evening STAR (Wagner,
Lisztl, Eetelein Oliver.
IL. Uncle Remus' lAfacDowell)
Irma Cummings
Ia. .Noeturne,a Opus. So, No.
(Chopinl, Joyce Lyon.
IA; Hungarian tAiaeDCwell), syi-
10. "Eleeie" tNonet), Louise Mont
gomery.
On Friday night the following pupils
will be heard in an interesting pro-
gram Polly Whitford, Margaret and
Louise Novel;, Anna Lee McKenna,
Frances Perryman, Marie Epeir, Jane
Porter, Nellie Blanche Jones, Virginia
Jones, Nettie Katherine Orr, Betty
Bonham, Arthur Thomas, Elizabeth
McCleary, Louise Sanders, Edith Lyle,
Parry Blair.
OH, MY! SWEETIES!
In sassy. aprons and caps of grass
green dotted Swiss, the "salesladiesg in
the candy booth at the Spring Festival
next week will appear and take your
order-for any amount of the sweeties.
Just come to the old post office building
between the 23rd and 26th, inclusive,
and see for yourself.
Mrs. J. f. GilIem as chairman Of
the candy booth and Mrs. T. w. Weller
as co-chairman, and have associated
with them some of the star Bweetmeat
makers of Birmingham as well as sew
eral unusually decorative young ladies
to sell the finished product, who are /:
Miss Lunie Hall, Mrs. Wiley Ballard,
Miss Laurie Oden, Mrs. Francis st.
John, Miss ketitia McNeel, Miss Mar
garet Bennett, Mrs. Jack London, Mrs.
8. B. Aston, Mrs. Rebecca Beatty,
Mrs. G. FL. Burton, Mrs. r. ]. Iide,
Mrs. J. III. Hay, Miss Josephine Jones,
Mrs. Francis Lewis, Miss Frances
Gray, Mrs. John Lewis, AIRS. William
Vert Sowell, Mrs. Raymond Jones.
Mrs. X. w. Berry, Mrs. @. j. Palmer,
Mrs. e. III. Dryer, Mrs. @. III. Stanley,
Mrs Susie Baldwin, Miss /. p. Barton,
Mrs. III. Fl. Evans, Miss Adele Lide,
Mrs. @. p. Powell, Miss Win Jemison,
Mrs. Emmett Wilson, Mrs. f.. L.. Nc
Mrs. George @. Kemp, Miss Bette Lide,
ton, Mrs. Martin Lide, Mrs. r. p. Wet
more.
Mrs. Gillem has been rather ret
icent as to her plans for her booth,
limiting that she had some unusual
features in store She did admit,
however, that one of her specialties will
be candy baskets for children, filled
with simple candies, such as sweet
chocolate and stick candy and each con-
tanning a. prize for some lucky young
ster. There will also be every known
form Of sweetie for sale; some put up
in very original containers. Paper of
various pastel shades viii be used in
wrapping the candies.
In addition to her STAPLE" article,
Mrs. Gillem has arranged to have
quantities of cut flowers, which will
serve two purposes, both as decorations
for the booth and to SELL Come and
taste and look and smell