The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-05

F reda Langendorff, who gave an evening of pleasure to an audience at the Jeffer- son early in the season. The programme which has been chosen for the song re- cltal this comning follows:
 Aria. Jeanne D'Arc-Tschaikowsky D'
 Es blinkt der Thau Crhe Dew is Spark ling)-Rubinstein
 As die alte Mutter (songs My Mother Taught Me)-Dyorak.
 Nur wer die Sehnsucht kennt-Ischal- kowsky.
 Men Stern--Ruebner.
 Strampelchen-Hildach
 Madrigal-Chaminade
 Si mes vers avaient des alies-R Hahn.
 Because-d Hardelot.
 Come to the Garden-Salter
 Swallows-Cowen.
 One of the most delightful meetings in rthe history of the Music Study club was held yesterday morning with Mrs. Gussen in the parlors of the Cable com pany. There were about 60 members present and the programme outlined in the year book was carried out in the fol- lowing manner:
 Sketch of life works of Reginald De- Koven-Mrs. Richard Johnston.
 Song, At Parting" DeKoven)-Miss Nunally.
 Sketch of Arthur Farwell-Mrs. John Pugh.
 Piano solo. Navajo Dance, (Farwell)- Mrs. William Gussen.
 Swing song, (DeKoven)-Mrs. O'Neil
 Sketch of Henry Hadley-Miss Amy Ward.
 Song. "The Butterfly is in Love With the Rose" OHadley)-Mrs. E. G. Chandler.
 Sketch of Frank Grant Gleason-4drs C. w. Mills.
 Sketch of Rubin Goldmark--Mrs. N. B.. Feagin.
 Song, Have You Forgot?' OeKoven)- Miss Alice Fallon.
 Sketch of Edgar Stillman Kelly-Miss Corrie Handley.
 Sketch of Ernest Richard Kroeger-Mrs. Gussen.
 Piano solo, "A Lymph of the Fountain Mrs c. E. Bowman.
 Paper, Grand Opera in America"-Mrs. Davids.
 Sketch of Johann Beck-Miss Jamie Harris.
 Mrs. Spier Whitaker issued invitations yesterday to an afternoon party to be given Tuesday afternoon, February g. from to 5 o'clock Enclosed are the cards of Miss Annie Rowan Gastona and Miss VanAusdal.
 Mrs Amelia Leonard will give a studio luncheon tomorrow afternoon to her pupils.
 Mrs Spier Whitaker will give a bridge luncheon next Wednesday in honor of Miss Eula Drennen. her guests to include her unmarried friends.
 An interesting programme will be given this evening by the pupils of the Bir- mingham Seminary at a students eonz. cert It is as follows:
 Piano Duet-"Les Danes de Seville" (SchuberD, Misses Riddle and Dickinson.
 Vocal Solo-"Summer," (Chominade), Miss May Pettyjohn.
 Piano Solo-"Air de Ballet (Chom- inade), Miss Ida Mae Edwards.
 Vocal Solo-(a) "Serenade," (SchuberD; (b) Polly Wollis." Or. Arne), Miss Mu- riel Beaird.
 Piano Solo-"Polfsh Dance" (Schar- wenke), Miss Anna Wall.
 Act l.. Scene II. from "The Merchant or Venice" Shakespeare), Misses Maud Porter and Mamie Shugart.
 Piano Soio-Impromptu Op. 29, tChop- in Miss Kathleen Moody.
 Violin Trio-March. (MoffetD. Misses Cole. George and Shinn. Miss Edwards, accompanist.
 vocal Solo Walther's Prize Song, Wagner BendeD, Miss Myrtes Hutch eson
 Vocal Trio-"Row Us Swiftly" Cam nana). Misses Beaird, Dobbs and Prewett. Piano Duet-Vale Brilliante, CMoszkow- skin Misses McNaron and Wall.
 Vocal Solo-(a) "Serenata, CTostD; (b) "A Wee Bit Shy" Johnson), Miss Mary Dobbs.
 Piano Solo-"soirees de vienne." (schu- bert- IiszD, Miss Ruby Sharpe.
 vocal Solo-"Good Night" (MasseneD, Miss Mae Stevens
 Piano Solo-'W edding Day. (Grieg), Miss Willie McNaron
 Reading-"The New Organ" GalD, Miss Frances McGlathery.
 Chorus-'I Would That My Love- CNendelssohn) Chorus --dss
 Miss Emma Grima returned last night +o her home in New Orleans after visit to MT. and Mrs. W. P. G. Harding Miss Grima was one of the most admired of the mid winter visitors, though her mourning made it impossible for her to accept invitations to any but the most informal functions Her voice is rarely