Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-15
IN SOCIETY'S DOMAINS.
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Mrs. French gave the third lecture in the course of Philosophical Principles she is giving under the auspices of the Federation of Women's clubs The sub ject of yesterdays lecture was The Triple Mind" The position was taken that the mind consisted of instincts, rea- soning and innate ideas, the three divis- ions being brain.a mind, soul. In the former are focused the nerves of the senses by means of which connection is made with the objective or earth, wor4d, hence this division of the mind is most properly named the objective mind ine soul is that point in the human being where what philosophers call inate ideas" are focused. This is the subject i've mind, and from it proceeds the focus which works for good. These foci come in contact with the informa ton brought by the senses and the process of reason ing is thus begun. The point of contact therefore may very properly be called the rational mind. The fourth lecture in the course will be given Saturday, Subject: "The Seven-fold Nature of Man" Subtitle Work Is Worship" The difference will be shown between in- dividuality and personality
 Conservatory of Music-Sixteenth re- cibal Saturday. May 15 at D. m., by Gertrude Ault. plano. assisted hy Mrs. Vinson, Mis- Archie Dees, Miss Margaret Meyer and Miss Elinor Meyer--voice.
 PROGRAMME:
 l. Piano-(a) Prelude (Bach); (b) Polka (Reinecke).
 ?. Voice-"Dreams" (StrelezkD-Miss Archie Dees.
 3. Piano-"song Without Words" CMen- delssohn).
 4. Trio, Vocal-(a) "The Lonely Rose" (Hermes); (b) ''Snow In March" (Rein- ecke).
 ,. Piano-(a) "Corsolation" GiszD; (b) "Scherzo" (Rogers).
 G. Voice-"The Bird Tn the Wood (Tau- berD-Miss Archie Dees.
 '. Piano-Sonato G Major (MozarO; Andante-Prestoo.
 Mrs. Frank Fowlkes has returned from Memphis
 MT. Willim Bibb Leedy, Jr., has sent invitations to his friends to the hop by the cadet corps of the Polytechnic h. stitute, in Langdon hall, June 16.
 The Little Jokers held their meeting yesterday with Mrs. Paul Freeman MT Hampton Smith won the first prize. sil- yer bonbon spoon, and Mrs Richard Ran dolph won the second prize, cut glass stand. The final meeting for the season will be held next week, and the husbands of the members will be invited.
 Mrs. E. Lesser, accompanied by her
  she goes to visit her sister Mrs. M. Low- enstein.
 The forthcoming "Childrens Fairy Play' at the Opera house Friday night, May 2S and Saturday matinee. May 29. for the benefit of the Birmingham Carnival So- ciety, promises to be big social as we'll as financial success. Rehearsals have been progressing faithfully for the past three weeks under the direction of MT Ma Tho children ha we reached that point where they. are very near ready for their stage rehearsal
 The following children wi0 take part in this beautiful play: Merlin Herzfeld, Marie Hudgins. Claudia Sandman, Eloise Terry. Park Pell, Lucille Lane. Millie Houseman. Bernie Warnock. Nettie Pen- nston, Merits Mccarthy, Mabel Vince lock. Hanna. Well. Lucia Worl, Marion Meyer, Gertrude Worthington, Marcelle Klotz, Florence McCrossin, Millie Nabb. Marcelle Rothschild. Pearl Michael, Fam ne Sandman. Lula Chairsell. Ned Mo Crossin. Carrie Siegel. Estelle Nabb Meta Schwab. Fannie Well, Selma Blank. Enid Marx. Dixon McCrossin, Arthur Chairsell, Willie Parker, Joseph Saks, Robert Burnett.
 These children will take part in Court Minuet, with ballet of jewels. ballet of mine muses, ballet of fairy birds, dance of fairy horses. dancing electric doll, pica- ninnies, electric solo. la belle solo. the little Goddess of Liberty the fairy queens dance and the following songs: Mot Long Ago" Bunch of Daisies" "Let Me Kiss Those Tears Away" "won't You Come to My Tea Party" "A Hot Time" There Are Things That Can Umbrella.'' Besides this. a number of young ladies will assist MT. Mahler in pictures. Their names will be published later. .