The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-04
PERSONAL ITEMS

MT. and Mrs. Eilenberg and Miss Willie Wolff will leave tomorrow morning for Gainesville. Ga, where they will play before the meeting of the Southern Music Teachers Associa- tion. They will give an entire pro- gram on the evening of the sixth and the program includes the Grieg con- certo by Mrs. Eilenberg. Mir. Ellen berg's Devotion for violin and piano and, as a very important feature, MT. Eilenberg's "Andante and Variations" for two pianos. On the ninth, Miss Wolff and MT. Eilenberg will play the Grieg c Minor sonata for violin and piano. From Gainesville Mir. and Mrs. Eilenberg will go to Spring Lake. N. J., where they will visit Miss Calhoun and Miss Chamberlain who nave summer cottage on the coast. From there they will go to New York. then to Mrs. Eilenberg's family home in Clinton, New Jersey. MT. and Mrs. Eilenberg have just concluded most strenuous season, and everyone must appreciate the tremendous influence which their efforts have had upon the musical culture of Montgomery. Thei~ late pupils recital at the Montgomery Theatre was a musical triumph from beginning to end. and the Tannhauser Overture rendered under MT. Ellen berg's baton by eight young ladies at four pianos was a revelation in what can be accomplished by amateurs. MT
 and Mrs. Eilenberg will be gone until September.
 The annual piano recital by the pupils of the Sternfeld Studio of Music, at the Girls High School Auditorium, will be given on Monday night, June 5th The recital is free and tickets for same can
 be secured at the Sternfeld Studio of
 Music.
 On Friday evening. Miss Rebecca Orland entertained a number of friends at a tacky party. An enjoyable even ing was spent and the prize for the best costume was won by Miss Hattie Lou Halfman.
 The members of the Dexie Chapter, T. D. C., accepted an invitation to at tend the exercises commemorating tbe birthday of Jefferson Davis, held last evening at o'clock in the Council | Chamber.
 Miss Jennie Lee Smith of Millbrook, Ala, left for Columbia, S. C., last Tues day over the Western Ri-S~oad. She | will spend two months with relatives
 and friends in and near Columbia. Miss Emma Eliasberg has gone to
 New York, from whence she will sail in few days for Europe, to be gone all
 summer. She will make an extensive tour of the European countries. Dr. J. A. Rice will lecture to the No | Name Club and their guests on next | Wednesday afternoon. when the club | will meet with Mrs. W. A. Gayle at her home at Cloverdale.
 Mrs. Stewart Mcqueen has gone to her old home near Natchez, Miss, on a months visit From there she will go
 to Virginia and remain during the summer.
 Capt. and Mrs. s. J. McCaughrin
 of Birmingham nave returned. While
 here they were the guests of MT. and
 Mrs. G. l.. Harris on Wilkinson Street.
 Mir R. NJ Vreeland and niece, Miss Camilla McDonald of New Orleans, are visiting his sister, Mrs. Sidney Tar brOugh, at her Home on the Hill Mrs H. w. Laird left yesterday for
 an indefinite stay in Birmingham: be- l ing called there by the illness of her
 mother Mrs. G. E. Cassady. Miss Spiro of Birmingham will De the guest of Miss Alexander at her home
 on South McDonough Street, for the | next few days.
 Miss Clarissa Franklin of Knoxville, 1 Tenn, formerly of Montgomery, was
 in the city during the past week, l Miss Roberta Roberts has gone to
 Auburn to attend commencement and to
 act as sponsor for Company A. | Miss Minnie Lazarus of Birmingham
 Is tho guest of Miss Ray Cadden at her | home. 637 South Court Street.
 Miss Jean Mapes. of Birmingham, Is
 visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Will liam Johnson, at Highland Park.
 Miss Flossie Bird, Miss Rebecca
 Oland and Mir. Henry Orland will leave
 for Live Oak, Fla, Monday.
 Little Miss Lucia Conn of Macon. Ga.
 is visiting her aunt, Mrs. G. w. l