The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-12

l f1VeS sunday, ana Will De lle 6 6uoSl oi Mrs. II. c. Sommer and Mrs. Ben Rosen- baum, Mr. and Mrs. Max sommer of l Birmingham. and Miss Corinne Sommer of Birmingham all of whom are eX- pected Sunday, and who will be with Mrs. II. c. Sommer, on Washington street during their stay in Atlanta Miss Luetta Gregg has returned from a three months visit to New 4ork.
 Miss Fannie Dunn left yesterday for l Jackson, Miss, where she will be the guest of Miss Bessie Nugent.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Church of the Advent will give a silver tea on Mon day afternoon from to o'clock at the residence of Mrs s. E. Thompson on Highland avenue. The occasion will be a charming social event and cordial ln- vitation is extended the members Of the congregation and their friends to attend.
 A delightful programme was presented ] on Thursday morning at the meeting or the Music Study club, which was helo l with Mrs. o. T. Atkins. At the next meet ing of the club, which will be held at the residence of Mrs. J. D. Frazier the reg ular work will be resumed. The pro- i gramme rendered on Thursday was as fol- i lows:
 1. q) Vie Melodien Zieht es Mic l (Brahms), @ Volkslied (Berger), (Sl Das Beste (Berger). (D Allerseelen (Strauss), I MT. Glen o. Friermood, baritone. l ?. "Rigoletto" Qiszt-VerdD, Miss Eliza l beth Gay Jones, pianist.
 3. Amour Viens Alder (Salnt-Saens), ] from Samson ct Delilah Mrs. Marle-kern Mullen, contralto.
 1. Q) In My Beloved's Eyes Chadwick, l @ In Some Sad Hour (Salter), (5) Toast (Salter) MT. Glen O. Friermood
 5. Q1 Caro mic Ben (GiordanD, @ Swan Song (L. Hartmann) Mrs. Marie-Kern Mullen.
 Mir. Malcolm w. Lockhart of Selma, a student of theology at Sewanee uniyer- sity, is spending the three months vaca- tion in the city as assistant to the Rev. MT. Raimundo de Oves, rector of St. Andrews church, South Highlands. Mir. Loekharts time will be spent chiefly in the interests of St. Phillips Episcopal mission at North Birmingham, which has been successfully organized by the Rev. AIr. de Ovies, and good work is being done by a few zealous women. St. Phil lips guild has been formed as a charft- able means amongst the needful in that vicinity. MT. Lockhart will from time to time cali upon the families of North Bir- mjngham, and thus encourage the interest that has been shown. He is now the guest of his cousin Mrs George A. Blinn, Jr., of 1872 Eleventh avenue, south, but will divide his stay with different parishoners of St. Andrews church.
 MT Clyde E. Henson, after an absence of two years in Montgomery, has re- turned to the city to accept the position of soliciting agent under MT. Sam E. Cowin, traffic manager of the Central of Georgia Railway company. MT. Henson will be welcomed by scores of friends.
 The second of a series of match games in basketball was played on Thursday night at St Paul's Athletic association clubrOom, between the boys of St. Pauls and the Boys club. of St. Andrews church, which resulted in favor of the for mer by a score of 10 to 6. This makes l the standing a tie, and the third and final i of the series will be played at an early I date in the gymnasium of the Birming- 1 ham Athletic club. and will mark con- siderable rivalry in all good feeling. l The musical programme at the South ern club this evening from to 9:SO o'clock 1 will be as follows:
 Overture, Oberon (Weber). Selection, Ipagliaci (Leoncavallo). Serenade, Gypsie (MehD Waltz, Valse Bleue (Marxton). Selection, Prince of Pilsen Luders).
 Intermezzo Floating Along (Buffing tom.
 Selection, Spring Chicken (Carle).
 Amoroso, Serenade Rococco Qdelmund). 1 Selection, The Duchess of Dantzig (God- frey).
 l Overture. Poet and Peasant (Suppe). l Miss Grace Fitzhugh is visiting her sis- ter, Mrs. N. M. Byrd, Jr ! Mrs. J. M. Macintosh and her daugh- ] ter, Miss Mae Dee Macintosh, will spend i the rest of the winter in Birmingham with 1 Mrs. Eugene L. Porter. 1 Mrs. H. F. LeSourd arrived yesterday from New York, to be the guest of her parents, pr. and Mrs. George M Nor row.
 MT. Fallon OByrne leaves tonight for Notre Dame university Notre Dame, Ind, to complete his studies.
 Mrs. Francis E. Butler and little daughter, Lois Frances, are visiting the formers parents. Capt. and Mrs. J. w. Voltz, at Selma
  visit to Montgomery, where she will spenu month with her aunt, Mrs. J. D. Smith, on Madison avenue
 Mrs. w H. Graves is under treatment for nervous debility at the Johns Hop kins hospital in Baltimore.
 At the musicale under the auspices of the Birmingham conservatory at Cable hall this afternoon at 3:45 o'clock, the fol- lowing programme will be rendered
 Piano, Violin and Cello Trio-Op. H. Beethoven. Qst movement Allegro con
 brio) MT. and Mrs. William Gussen and Mr. c. Klenk.
 Baritone-(a) Tn My Beloved's Eyes,
 Chadwick; (b) ''Joy Unspoken," Joseph
 Sucher Co "Pauper Love-" A Bungert. Mir Glen o. Friermood.
 Piano-Waltz, A flat, Chopin. Mrs Edna Gockel-Gussen.
 Soprano-Song Cycle-Indian Love Ly- rics, Amy Woodford- Finden. (a) "The
 Temple Bells;" (b) Less Than the Dust;
 Co 'Kashmiri Love Song" (d) Till ]
 Awake" Mrs. E. G. Chandler.
 Violin-Kol Nidre, Max Bruch. Miss
 Elizabeth Wolf.
 Piano, Violin and Cello Trio-Op. IT.
 Beethoven. (2nd and 3rd movement
 Adagio and Alegretto) MT. and Mrs William Gussen and MT. c. Klenk. The public is invited without card. The friends of Mrs Arthur w. Smitf will regret to know that she has beer quite i'll with a severe attack of grip fol the past ten days.
 Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Higginbothan oi fr .f4