The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-22
SOCIAL GOSSIP OF.
THE LENTEN SEASON
Miss Smiths Art Exhibition TO
be Fashionable
NOTES HERE AND THERE
Pupils of the Pollock-stephens Insti-
tute to Present operetta, "The
Coronation of the
Rose.v

operetta. 1.-THE Coronation of the Rose,
will be given at the Pollock-Stephens
institute. by the vocal pupils of Miss
Bertha van Merkestyn. The solo parts
will be taken by Mr.. Venable and Mr..
Bickel and Miss Fern Minor. Miss Yulia
Bell Bowling. Miss Margarete Webb, Miss
Mamie Stephens, Miss Tessie Schwarz
Miss Bessie Webb, Miss Louise M. Lacee,
Miss Alma Wood Miss Beulah Lane
Miss Iona Maxwell, Miss Kate Harris
Miss Pearl Paterson. assisted by choruses
of the Peoples, Heatherbells and members
of the chorus class.
Mr.. Mather will assist in the violin
parts. Miss Mabel Townley is stage man
ager.
The operetta is a beautiful one and Will
be a treat to all music lovers. The friends
and patrons of the institute are invited.
Miss Edna Smith will give an art exhi-
bition this afternoon and evening in her
atelier in the Watts building. She will
exhibit her portrait work and tea will be
served during her reception. A beyy of
charming women will assist in receiving
and at the tea table several beautiful
girls will preside. The occasion will be
a charming event socially and important
in the way of art exhibitions.
The pupils of Mrs. Mary S. Keith, piano,
and Mrs. e. A. Craddock elocution, will
give a recital at Fox hall on the evening
Of March "a. An attractive programme
will be presented
Little Miss Hottie Sibley gave dinner
last evening In honor of her birthday
the occasion bright and picturesque. The
eentrepiece was a gold cart, drawn by a
rabbit and the flowers used in the deco
rations were jonquils and vioets. The
little hostess usually gives a ball on the
occasion of her birthdays, but it was
abandoned this year.
The guests at the dinner were Miss
Margaret Chenoweth, Eula Whatley, Ell
len Norton, Louise Musgrove, Florence
Coffin, Augusta Clarke. Lillian Howell,
Ethel Plosser, Margaret Gage, Bland Tom
linson Augusta Clark, Margaret Munger.
Mr. Henry Hiden, Jr, who sailed last
1nufSudy HUH NEW 1Olh III oOuNii
America was expected to reach Colon
yesterday. He will proceed to Panama
and expects to reach Quito, his destina-
ton, in about two weeks.
Mrs Rhett Goode of Mobile, president
of the Alabama Federation, is in Detroit
this week, having gone north with her
daughter. Miss Mabel Goode who is at
tending school in Detroit
Mrs. n. e. Bragg is in Tampa.
DR.. and Mrs. Drennen, Mrs. Will Dren-
nen Russell and other members of the
family will return from Orlando. Fla, the
first of April
Mrs. Evert Schiller of Gadsden is the
guest of friends in Birmingham for few
days.
The audience at the Country club last
evening was brilliant one and the mem
bers of the Treble Clef club and Madame
Shotwell- Piper were given an ovation. Ar
account of the concert appears elsewhere
The meeting of the Hillman Hospital
chapter of Temple Emanuel, that was
te have been held this afternoon at the
residence of Mrs. Morris Marx, has beer
postponed until the afternoon of March %
Gen. Charles NJ. Shelly is in Birming
ham,
Miss Purnie Pope has returned to hei
home in Wilsonvlle, after a visit tc
Misses Bessie and LYDIA Laner at Hagoot
station, West End, and Miss May Ware
on Twelfth avenue, South Highlands,
VIII f. Anderson and Miss Mary IL
Underwood both from Atlanta, were mar
| ried at the Church of the Advent b!
! the Rev. Quincy Ewing at o'clock las
night. Mr.. Anderson. is employed at TIT
skating auditorium Miss Agnes Whit
ing, daughter of Manager Whiting of thu
skating auditorium acted as maid of hon
or. Mr.. ] NJ Underwood gave the brid
away Mr. Frank MeNeal acted as hes
man. Many people were present at tbs
wedding.