The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-26
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 most charming little recitals, with MT. Chalifouxs violin, of which he is a mas ter, and his clever little wife, to play the most delightful accompaniments on the piano MT. and Mrs. Chalifoux are both artists, and out of their intense love for music they have kept keenly alive to the importance of constant work, so that both are at all times in superb form. He plays his violin with all the soul and feeling that this life-like instrument re- quires, and with the exquisite technique of a professional. Mrs Chalifoux, whose liquid and sympathetic piano tones blend so perfectly with the violin, plays the most thoroughly satisfying accompani- ment imaginable, and makes of her per formance not thing of secondary impor- tance out full of significance and power, She is also a superb harpist. Both have always been central figures in musical happenings here, sparing, no effort to promote the spirit of appreciation for the best to be had in an artistic way
 Mrs. Chalifoux was one of the four or ganizers of the Music. Study club, and its first president. For a number of months it's meetings were all held at her home, where not only the advantage Of her valuable interpretations could be had, but also the assistance of a splendid or chestrelle, an instrument upon which the most brilliant concertos and symphonies could be produced in Illustration of the style and works of the various compos- CTS.
 The women of block 8oS formed an im- provement society recently, and have started to work very energetically by in- huencng the tearing down of fences in their neighborhood and in otherwise beau- tifying an already attractive locality The foIIominp TO officers.
 Mrs G. H. Estes, president, 1000 South Thirteenth street; Mrs T. A. Hamilton, Jr, vice president, 1201 South Tenth ave- nue; Mrs. C. M Tardy. secretary and treasurer, 1205 South 10th avenue.
 The following have been elected officers of the improvement society of block 23:
 Mrs. J. A. Moore, president 731 South Twentieth street; Mrs. F. c. Whitehead, vice president, 7O1 South Twentieth street; Mrs. J. M Rowe, secretary, 713 South Twenty-first street; Mrs. J. R. Thornton, treasurer, TIT South Twentieth street.
 Mrs. J. E. Frazier has called a meet ing of the ladies of block S04, which ex- tends from Eleventh to Twelfth avenues and from Twelfth to Thirteenth streets, for tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. The purpose is to form an improvement so- ciety, and it is hoped that there will be a full attendance.
 Miss Aileen Wilson of Talladega will be the lovely guest this week of Miss Linley Graham.
 One of the most charming functions of the week was a dinner at which Mrs. S. A. Baugh entertained in honor of Miss Rose of Nashville and Miss Abernathy of Prospect Tenn, who were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Carey Thompson. Covers were laid for 12. The table, with its soft, shaded lights was decorated with roses a scheme suggested by the name of one of the guests of honor. Mrs. Baugh guests were MT. John Wade, Judge John H Miller, Dr. Gum, MT. Mabson, MT. and Mrs. Thompson, Miss Rose, Mrs. Abernathy, MT. Robert Baugn, MT. Henry Baugh, MT. Gibbs. MT. and Mrs. C. T. Meadows and Miss Kathleen Meadows are spending the sum- mer at Wrightsville Beach.
 Misses Isabel and Katherine Baine are at Blount Springs.
 MT. and Mrs. H. M Archibald, Jr.. are at Blount Springs.
 MT. Robert Baugh entertained at din- ner last evening at the Country club in compliment to Miss Rose of Nashville.
 MT. David P. Anderson is spending sev- eral weeks at Blount Springs.
 Mrs. w. H. Tharpe and children are at Ingram Lithia Wells.
 Miss Myrtle Bell is also at Ingram Lithia.
 Miss Leslie Fletcher is the guest of Dr. and Mrs J. E. Frazier.
 Mrs. R. Stobert and Clarence Stobert are at Wrightsville Beach.
 Mir and Mrs J. Cary Thompson will leave today for Tennessee.
 Miss Rose, who has been the charming guest of MT. and Mrs. J. Cary Thompson this week, will return to Blount today.
 Misses Margaret and Martha McCarty accompanied by their house guest, Miss Electa Storrs, left yesterday afternoon for Chattanooga to remain three weeks
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Blankenship Mad dox of Blount Springs announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Julia to MT William Thornton Estes of this city The wedding will take place in october. Mrs. Noble J. Wiley of Montgomery who has been the guest of her mother