The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-31

the concert will be a noteworthy achieve ment in the history of music In Birming- ham. The entire cantata, 'The Bride of Dunkerran," by H. Smoot, will be given, and two of the city's foremost artists will contribute in making a programme of un- usual merit. Given entirely by local tai ent and without a single request for financial aid in any quarter, this organ ization certainly deserves liberal patron age at It's first public appearance.
 Rehearsals are being held in Seals hall every Monday evening and members of the society are especially urged to be present henceforth at every meesng in preparation for the concert.
 Miss Gwendoline Flewellyn entertained the North Highland Social club Friday evening at her home. Games were played from S;30 to 9:30 o'clock, after which at tractive prizes were awarded. Dainty refreshments were served.
 Circle No. 3 of the Woodlawn Methodist church will give an oyster supper Fri day evening, February 5, at the parson- age.
 Mir l.. l.. Stephenson and Miss Cornelia Stephenson left yesterday afternoon for New York, Toronto and other points in the north and east
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Ewing have com pleted the repairs on their residence which was badly damaged by fire and are again at home to their friends.
 Mir c. E. Crossand of Nashville is spending several days in the city.
 Miss Marie Aldrich of Washington City will be the guest of Miss Florence Rogers during February. The friendship of these two young ladies has been long and con- stant dating back to the days they both attended MT. Taylor's school.
 Band No. of the Woman's Home Mis- sion society of West End M. E. chu~eh will give an entertainment at MT. and Mrs. Lott's, 903 Tuscaloosa avenue, Mon day night February l. An interesting programme of recitations, music, instru- mental and vocal, has been arranged Refreshments will be served and free will' offering made.
 The semi-annual election of the Clio Literary society was held Friday January go. The officers were chosen as follows:
 2resident-M Sarah Greene
 Vice President-Miss Hazel Tynes
 Secretary Miss Margaret Cameron.
 Treasurer-Miss Carotta Smith
 Executive Committee-Miss Susie Gun ningham, Miss Mary Forbes.
 Membership Committee-Miss Gladys AL llson, Miss Bernice Meyer Miss Goldie Eshelman.
 Critic-Miss Sarah Dryer.
 Assistant Crltic-Miss Louise Johnston
 Mrs. H. F. Chandler entertained the Inter Sc Club Friday with guessing contest four of the five senses. tasting feeling, smelling and seeing being used. The prize. a piece of hand-embroidery. was won by Mrs. Shephard. Spring flow CTS, violets ionquils and the ever grace ful ferns were used in the decoration of the home Punch was served by Miss Maud Mullins and Master Hoke Pipen. Mrs. Chandler was assisted by Mrs. E. T. Hyman.
 delightful surprise party was given Friday evening at the home of Mir. and Mrs c. F. Rambon on Bellevue avenue in honor of Miss Bertha Burkart, Miss Ella Rainbow and Miss Bertha Rainbow Popular games were enjoyed after which refreshments were served The following were present: Misses Bertha Burka~t of Hanceville Edna Elinger, Nora Effer, Frieda Kochritz, Lena Behrens Elsie Effer Martha Bube Lena Bonde Chris tina Green. Lena Weinberg. Louise Schneider, Martha Behrens, Marie School, Julia Bube, Ingerborg Behrens, Hermenia Hentschel Lena Bube Martha School Ella and Bertha Rainbow. / Messrs J. Phil Harper, Moore McDaniel, Emil Rehrens William Schneider, Dick Hull c. H. Evers, Cecil Collier, J. M. Sheets, T. J. Voigt, Fred Wildsmith, Phil Moser, c. A. Frickhoeffer. J. Bonde, Herbert VII Hams, William Sannaman, Lewis Sch- finger. Harry Frickhoeffer, Jabe Bube and William Bates.
 The members of the Powell school basketball team were delightfully."- enter