The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-04
CONCERT UNDER I'M. [. A. AUSPICES Programme At Majestic Thea
 ire Tonight TABLEAUX TO BE FEATURE Mrs. o'NeiII and MT. Boone Will Pre- sent Concert Numbers-Well Known Women in List of
 Patronesses.
TABLEAUX TO BE FEATURE

brilliant concert will be given this evening at the Majestic theatre under the auspices of the auxiliary to the Young Womens Christian association. Mrs. liar riet O'Neil and MT. Boone will present a programme of great artistic excellence. MT. Boones visit is of particular interest as he has been all the winter the leading tenor in the Merry Widow company, and is now on a concert tour through the south. At the close of the concert series of tableaux will be given in which a number of we'll known people will take part. The ever popular Gibson pictures to which more than one beauty owes her reputation, and in which the American girl has been posed to great advantage, as well as pictured in magazines, in artis- tic calendars and in Gibson books, will
 be presented and will draw a packed house.
 The three widow pictures, the "Widows $ Mourning" "The Widow in Colors,,' "The Widow in Society,"" will be presented, with the beautiful Mrs. William Mudd Jordan as the widow in all the pictures, and among those who will also be posed Tn
  MT. B. M. Allen, MT. Tracey Lay, MT. Robert Johnston, MT. Robert Gregory.
 In the Wedding Feast group of well known beauties will take part, among them Miss Evans, Miss Adamson, Miss Orr, Miss Kirkpatrick Miss Hamilton, Miss VanHoose, Miss Clifford.
 In the Rivals" Miss 'Adamson, Miss Mary Gillespy, MT. Gregory and MT. John ston will be posed.
 In the "Wireless Telegraphy" picture,
 Miss VanHoose, Miss Ethel Clifford and
 MT. Hugh Martin will be posed.
 All of the pictures are particularly i characteristic of Gibson, and they prom 1 ise to be signally successful. The musical programme will be as fol- lows:
 Recitative Romance, Braga. Spring Song, Sans Souci
 'Oh, Fair, Oh, Sweet and Holy Can ton), MT. James O. Boone
 Nymphs and Fauns tBemberg). Har- rette Wswel O'Neil.
 q Would l Were a Kings Fine Maid," Sullivan.
 "She Is So Innocent" Leqeoc.
 'Madcap Marjorie (Norton), James Q. | Boone
 Duet, SeleCleu, MTS. V 4Neli dhd 4hi' | Boone.
 Liebestreume, Brahms. Memoirs" Wedlinger.
 "Where Blossoms Crow (Sans SoueD, | Mrs. O'Neil.
 | ..Where Love Is Gone" Hawley. His Favorite Flower" Lorovitz. l The following ladies will be patronesses l of the entertainments: Mrs. B. B. Conner, 1 Mrs. Henry B. Gray, Mrs. George Ward, i Mrs William Murdock, Mrs. Bradley Saunders, Mrs. R. H. Pearson, Mrs. John C. Cartwright, Mrs. Carroll Long. Mrs. Florence Haskell, Mrs. Jack w. Johnson, Mrs. Walker Percy Mrs Porter Walker, Mrs. John Parker, Mrs. Edwin Wilkerson, Mrs. Allen Nelson, Mrs. Rufus N. Rhodes, Mrs. George Cruikshank, Mrs. John. w. Stagg Mrs. w. E. Evans, Mrs. Forney Johnston, Mrs. R. D. Johnston, Mrs. w. c. Agee. Mrs. Lewis c. Morris, Mrs.
 Frank Lupton, Mrs. Robert G. Hidden. Mrs James Bonnman, Mrs. J. D. Kirk patrick Mrs. David Roberts, Mrs. Sam Adler, Mrs. Frank Kelder, Mrs. Otto Marx, Mrs. T. c. Thompson, Mrs Alex London, Mrs. E. T. Taliaferro, Mrs. (. P. Orr, Mrs. c. T. Randall, Mrs. T. o. Smith, Mrs F. Y. Anderson, Mrs S. J. Bowie Mrs. Walter Beasey, Mrs. James Bowron Mrs. John Cartwright, Mrs. Rob ert Cecil, Mrs T G. Bush, Mrs E. J. Bryan. Mrs. c. P Orr. Mrs. Frank Nel- son, Miss Annie Williams, Mrs. c. F. De- Shazo, Mrs A. B. Elford, Mrs. Joseph F. Johnston, Mrs. S. P. Moore, Mrs R. S. Munger Mrs. l. D. Steele, Mrs. T. Q. Smith. Mrs T. J. Goldwaite, Mrs. Mark Lewis, Mrs Florence Jordan, Mrs. Henry Johnson. Mrs. A. II. Ford, Mrs E. r. EnSlen.