The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-02-04
Ky, Is the guest of Mrs. Frank Richard son, 1916 Eula street.

| Ky, is the guest of Mrs Frank Richard son, 1o16 Eula street.
 Discussing the growing popularity of the musicale as a mode of entertainment In smart society, a New York paper of the | week says: "Musicales are extremely | fashionable and the music lovers have had an ample opportunity this year to hear the best music Furthermore, the mu- scales given for the benefit of charity present programmes that make it well worth while to buy tickets, for they are worth the money aside from the good that the charity is supposed to do.
 Mrs. Clarence H. Mackay will give an- other dinner next Sunday evening. These entertainments are distinctly original and invitations for them are eagerly sought. No set In society is represented, but every one who is prominent and has claim to position receives an invitation and is made welcome The music that is furnished is of the best while the en- tertainment in itself is unusual A din- ner for a chosen few, 50 or more inti- mate friends, precedes the musicale, but there is no hard feeling ever on the part of those who are bdden merely for the latter part of the evening""
 At Mrs. Mackay's last musicale one of the singers was Mrs. Benjamin Lathrop of San Francisco, who has established an enviable reputation for herself by her song recitals. She is a society woman of position and former wealth, and before her marriage studied both in this country f1.. l4 ,alaa ae,a,.a md accomplishment. Her voice is an ex- quiste soprano of high lyric quality Re- gently her family met with reverses, so she is assisting to retrieve the vanished fortunes by a professional career. She has met with great success and is much sought after by society.
 Several opera singers of note are nclud- ed on the programme for the next musi- cale.
 Miss Gertrude Sullivan has gone to Sa- vannah to visit friends.
 MT. Sydney J. Bowie left yesterday for Florida to recuperate after his recent ill- ness
 Mrs Leila Soper and MT. Horace Soper will leave today to make their future home in Philadelphia. Both Mrs. Soper and MT Soper have many friends who will deeply regret their departure.
 MT. and Mrs. Guy Johnson have re- turned from Mobile.
 Mrand Mrs Frank B. Fowlkes returned from Mobile Tuesday night.
 MT. and Mrs. John Armistead returned from their wedding journey to Florida, Cuba and Mexico Monday and are at home in their apartment at Terrace Court.
 Miss Christine Lipscomb of GPeenvile, s. C., is the guest of Mrs. Samuel F. Greene She will remain until February 19, when she will go to Talladega to visit in the homes of several relatives Several charming social functions have been planned in her honor.
 Col. and Mrs. w. C. McTyeire have moved to their country place at Forest station, on the North Bessemer line, and are at home to their friends.
 Mrs. Moses Marx of Uniontown is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Julius Marx
 MT. and Mrs. w. A. Mayes are at home with MT. and Mrs. Lathem on Eleventh avenue
 The Powell School Improvement asso- citation will hold a meeting this after noon at 215 o'clock in the school build ing. It is hoped that all patrons of the school will attend. An interesting pro- Eramme has been planned, a feature of