The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-13
SOCIETY
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Mrs. Hugh M Dobbs. (a) Merry Maiden's Spring. (b) The Robin Sings in the Apple Tree-Miss Sadie Mallam. lad cello solo (selected)-Mr. Clarence Klenck
 Solo, (selected)-Mis Lena Jackson.
 Concert Etude-Mrs. Truman Aldrich.
 (a) The Swan Bent Low to the Lily. (b) Maid Sings Light and Maid Sings Low Co Long, Long Ago, Sweetheart Mrs Louis Lee Gamble
 Quartet Summer Wind-Mrs. E. C.. Chandler, Mrs. w. J. Adams, Miss Lena Jackson, Miss Ila Nunnally.
 The Sea-Mr. G. O. Frermood.
 Concerto-Mrs. Gussen and Mrs. Dobbs.
 Mrs Harriette Wiswell O'Neil returned yesterday from Anniston, where she, with Mrs Demere, was house guest Friday and Saturday of Colonel and Mrs. Mo Elroy
 Mrs. O'Neil was the soloist Friday even ing for the Choral society at large con- cert given at the theatre in Anniston. She received quite an ovation from an audience which, despite the dreadful weather, was one of the largest of the winter. Mrs. O'Neils lovely voice never fails to charm her hearers, and this occasion she was repeatedly encored.
 Her nrSt group or songs was. (a) Love Has Wings," (Rogers)
 b) Songs My Mother Taught Me-" Ovorak).
 Co Hill Song," (Ronald.
 (d) "Du Bist Vie Fine Blume," (Chad- wick)
 As encores she sang If No One Ever Marries Me-" and Ave Maria
 Her second number was Romeo and Juliet" an aria by Gounod, which was l,f |, audience. She was recalled repeatedly, and sang in response ''The Last Rose of Summer and Tosti's "Good-by."
 Her final group of songs was com posed of:
 (a) "Cupids Wings" Hammond)
 (b) "Souper," (Stern).
 Co Les Fflles de Cadex," Delibes).
 Her accompanist was MT. Claude Red dish, who Is a recent addition to Birming- hams growing circle of musicians MT. Reddish is a superb pianist, but though his art is the result of training with the celebrated American teachers, notably Madam Julia Rives King and Homer Norris, he is a business man and music Is a pastime. His brilliant musicianship has, however, added charm to a number of informal social gatherings since his coming to make his home here short time ago.
 Mrs Glen O. Friermood has issued n- vitations ta a pupils recital which prom ises to be an exceedingly pleasant event It will be given at S:30 o'clock Tuesday evening at Cable hall and she will intro- due on that occasion Miss Ila Nunnally, ,contralto, and Miss Everett Mcclure, so- prano The programme is announced as follows:
 Aria ''Ah Rendini" (RossD. Miss Nun nally.
 Songs, "The Violet (MozarD, "Mein Schooner Stern (Schuman, Sunshine Song (Grieg), Her Song and His Violin" (Carl Busch), Miss McGuire.
 Songs. "The Dream (Rubinstein), .Ay, More Than Bliss (Eckert, My Heart Is Like the Silent Night Gassen), Autumn Thoughts" (MassenetD, Miss Nunnally.
 Aria, "Preghiera di Tosca" (Puccini), Miss Mcclure.
 Songs, Deep in a Rose" Three Roses Red" "A White Rose Homer Norris), Miss Nunnally.
 Songs, "Love Me We'll" (Bemberg), ..The Swan (Friermood), May Morn ing" (Manney), Miss Mcclure. Lieut.. H. M. Smith of Alongopo, the Philippine Islands. was the guest during the pase week of MT. and Mrs. George 1 Hughes.
 | Miss Leila E. Wood, who is a student at St. Ceceia academy In Nashville will