Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-18
IN SOCIETY'S DOMAINS.
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The services at St. Paurs Catholic church today will be at 7:30 o'clock and - 10:30 o'clock this morning. The latter will be a solemn high mass and Le Hasches grand mass will be sung for the first time in this city. The full or chestra will participate under the direc- tion of Prof. Fred L. Grambs. - The soloists will be Misses Nora Sulli- - van. Margaret o'Brien. Ella Nolan An nie O'Neill, Mrs. E. D. Bacon. Mrs sat terfield, Miss Markstein, MT. Joe Rosser. and MT. Frank Arrico. The organist will be Miss Rabbitte.
 The altars are beautifully decorated and appear as a miriad of lights. Rev. Father P. A. O'Reilly will officiate at both masses and preach the sermon at the high mass.
 The following is the excellent musical programme arranged for today's service at the First Methodist church:
 MORNING.
 Organ Solo-NIiss Mccoy.
 Anthem by Choir-'sThe Morning Kindles All the Skies"
 Baritone Solo-''Calvary" Gen Fred s. Ferguson.
 Anthem by the Choir-"Hark, Ten Thousand Harps and Voices"
 Cornet Solo-'"Triumphant Love-, MT. Claude Seals.
 Anthem with soprano solo)-'Why Seek Ye the Living Among the Dead?' Miss Jeanette Moore.
 EVENING,
 Organ Solo-Miss Mccoy. . Anthem-"Hosanna," By the Choir. 't' Soprano Solo (with violin obligato)- l.. "As Sleep Takes Flight" by Harry Rowe ,.Shelley-Miss Patton. f
 Anthem-"Christ Is Risen," by the Choir.
 the "fessiah), by the Choir.
 The choir will consist of the following: . Sopranos, Mrs. R. s. Munger. Mrs As bury Thompson. Miss Maggie Kelly, Mrs. Ned R. McDavid. Miss Jeanette Moore; '- altos, Miss Mary Bostick, and Miss Annie Jernigan; tenors. MT. Lyons. Mir. Staple s- ton, Mir. Thomas and Mir. Gillies; bassos, MT. S. NJ Hanby, Gen. F. s. Ferguson, W. E. Smith and Fred Shepherd. Although it is Hcly wesk it has not ., stopped the society peopls altogether. We have had quite a number Of happen ings that have given joy and pleaeure to many. The most talked of event of the Week was the musical which took place in the lovely Ettle church, Sc. Mary s-on- the Highlands 1t was very much on VI the order of the Messiah" except more Beautifully rcndaTed.
 Today is really the beginning of spring. so far as costumes go. for with it brings the fresh spring gowrs and the Easter hat. Each year seems to increase ths beauy and novelty in this line. especially ?. . in millinery, which is so important in -a woman's toilet. I took a stroll around ,teOWn tnas week Just to gtil good look into some of the most fashionable shops. The fashion lectcrs had already prepared 'i me for something lovely but nothing so a exquisite and grand as found. It seems Jo be season of flower hats, with roses geraniun1s and violets in the lsad, and what looks prettier than a violet no matter when Ris worn? | also found no end of lovely parasols, and neckgear in many designs and coiors, which were shown with the pattern hats. What is l'hlre price of this?" I asked. pointing 10 a handsome black hat which struck my fancy. 70, that ore is sold.s It was made for Mrs. R." mentioning the name of one -iS of cur most fashionable matrors on the rs 'Suy:uh Side.l It had achfim of black ,s-z moussnlins de sole, spangled and nccord- ion platsed. trimmed on one side with
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