The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-11
NEWS IF THE WEEK IN THE SOCIAL WORLD Miss RowIey Gives Musical En-
 tertainment For Guests NOTES HERE AND THERE Luncheons, Dinners, Teas-country Club VIII Give Open Air Plays. Movements of Prominent
 People-Personals.
NOTES HERE AND THERE
By MYRTLE MILES.

By MYRTLE MILES. Telephones: Bell 116o, Peoples 2ee The first of series of five recitals was given yesterday morning at Miss Daisy Rowley's studio in the Watts building. Miss Rowley introduced Miss Abbie Mary Murphy, who is a pianist of unusual merit and does great credit to Miss Row. leys skill as a teacher.
 Miss Murphy plays with much intelli- gence and taste and feeling She rendered the whole of her difficult programme. one of variety and capable of widely diff ferent interpretation, with ease and con fidence and entirely from memory
 The programme was divided into three groups, the first of these being five se- lections by d'Albert, which were sug- gestive of Bach, and were rendered by Miss Murphy with artistic appreciation The valse by Poldin will be remem- bered as forming a number on Madame zeisler's programme last winter Some one in the audience suggested similarity of the interpretation to that of the dis- tinguished yrtuoso. Miss Murphy is nat 1 urally an admirer of Zeiser, and studied [ the waltz in the initiative sense l The Berceuse by Grieg was Miss Mur- 1 phys final humber, and was a most~ex- ! qusite and fitting ending of a mid-sum- mer musical treat
 As an interlude between the groups Mr. ] Friermood delighted the audience with two songs sung in his most delightful 1 style.
 The following was Miss Murphy's pro- 1 gramme:
 Suite (d'Albert), (a) Allemande. (b) Courante, Co sarabande, (d) Gavotte and i Musetta, (e) Gigue. Description by Bessie | Hand.
 1 (a) Rondo Capsiccoso (Mendelssohn), | (b) Spinning Song (Mendelssohn), lc) Valse (PoldinD.
 (a) Rigoletto GiszD, (b) Liebestraum Q,szb, Co Berceuse (Grieg).
 Mir. Erskine Ramsay entertained at a beautiful dinner party Thursday evening in compliment to Miss Emily Semple, ! Miss Ellen Semple and Miss Anna FL more, who are visiting Mr. and Mrs Gull | peper Exum. The dinner was served on the side porch of the club, which has ] been recently inclosed, and affords a de- lightfully cool and picturesque retreat for i summer entertaining
 Covers were laid for & guests, who gathered about table oblong in shape and artistically decorated in LaFrance roses. Tiny electric bulbs hidden among the roses, gave forth a fairy-lilxe glow when the larger lights of the veranda were turned out
 1 MT. Ramsay's guests included MT. and ! Mrs. Exum. Miss Ellen Semple Miss and Mrs. Paschal Shook Mir Raul, MT. 1 and Mrs. Henry Badham, MT. and Mrs. Ross c. Smith, Mir and Mrs E. w. Bar | rett, Gen. and Mrs. Rufus N. Rhodes, , Mir and Mrs. Charles Stlman, MT. and Mrs. Webb Crawford, Dr. and Mrs. Wli- ] liam Mudd Jordan, MT. and Mrs. Walker Percy. Miss Daisy Moody, Miss Sadie Gll- lespys Miss Kathleen Nixon, Miss Monte i donco Mrs. T. Darlington Semple of New York, MT. J. H. Barr Mir Hines Peevey. Mir. o. P. Gaut and MT. Gordon Crawford.
 Miss Armnta Cox of Montgomery is l the guest of Mrs. T. D. Johnston at her home on Thirteenth avenue, north.
 Mrs. Alex T. London and her three lit- tie girls will leave soon for Chautauqua, N r.. to remain until fall Mrs. William Pittman Redd and two children will leave in August to spend the 1 remainder of the summer at Chautauuua ] MT. H. s. Haislett has gone to Toledo, ! O., where he will in the future make his home.
 ] Miss Rachael London will return next week from North Carolina, where she hls been visiting relatives.
 Miss Mary Park London will return | from Selma next week
 Miss Carrie White Bean has returned from Blount Springs.
 MT. Collett Munger is in the city en | route to Memphis, where he will join Mrs. Munger and return with her to their home in Dallas, Tex. ] Mir. O. T. Slaughter of Selma is in the city.
 Mir and Mrs. w. J. Richardson will go to Ingram Litha wells to spend the week end
 Miss Farquar Hooaff is at BIount Springs.
 MT. and Mra Will Hughes are in Gadsden.
 Mrs. John c. Smith leaves Monday for Hot Springs, Va.
 Mrs. Julius Jaffe and family are spend ing 10 days at Tate Springs. The many friends of Mrs J. G. Hopping - --