The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-02-13
PUPILS RECITE IN
MISS ROWLEY,S STUDIO

by her piano pupils;
l. Senate op. No. 81, Allegro (Allegretto
Vivace), Beethoven-Miss Olive Per-
singer.
| 2. Little Fairy March, streabbog-Miss
Eleanor Davis.
| 3. Serenade, Moskowski-Miss Mildred
Tarrant.
| A. Polonaise, Chopin-Miss Mary Belle
Oh rien.
5. Tarantelle, Heller-Miss Bernice Mea-
| dow.
! G. An Matin, Godard-Miss Grace Black
| burne.
| Z. Venetian Boat Song, Mendelssohn-
Miss Leona Loveman
| 8. Sextete from Lucia (for left had
alone), Leschatizki-Miss Nettie Lynch
| 9. To Spring, Greig-Miss Cecile Rotholz
| 10. Bagatelle, Schnecker-Miss Dorothy
Davis.
H. Fragrant Breezes, -King-Mrs.
Mode Cunningham.
2.-Lebestraum, Liszt-Miss Bessie
Holt
1a-Exercise No. Is. Kohlor-Ralph
Chalifoux.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The Catholic Ladies' club of West End
will meet Friday at o'clock with Mrs.
A. w. Atkins at 1910 Second avenue, West
End.
Mrs E. K Campbell will be the hostess
Wednesday morning for the Highland
Book club, which meets at her home at
1890 o'clock
The ladies of the Fairview Presbyterian
church will give a George Washington
tea at the church on Ann street the even
ing OF February o. A free will offer
ing will be taken.
Rev Raimundo DeOvies will deliver a
lecture on "Taust, a general outline of
Faust" Friday afternoon at o'clock at
the home of Mrs. Whiteman for the Study
Circle.
The quartet at the First Presbyterian
church will sing this morning Parker's
1.-THE Lord Is My Light" and Sun of
My SOUL" by Schneider. At the evening
service two anthems will be sung, I'VE
That Stand in the House of the Lord
by Spinney, and 1.-The Radiant Morn
Hath Passed Away" by Woodward.
Mrs. Roscoe Mcconnell will entertain
the Tuesday Afternoon club at her home,
221S Ridge Park avenue, on the afternoon
of Tuesday. February 15, from 23O to
Is o'clock.
At the last meeting of the Pastors
union 1t was decided that they would
materially assist the Girls Home of the
Friendless, the Rescue Home at East
Lake
To this end each pastor will select from
his congregation two ladies interested and
in sympathy with this work to meet with
the board of managers of the home and
reorganize the advisory board. This meet
ing will be held in the parlors of the
First Methodist church Wednesday after
noon at O'Clock. An interesting and
instructive programme is arranged and all
persons interested in this work are cor
daily invited to be present
One of the important events incident to
the celebration of Washington's birthday
is tho public library day at the Gold Lion
tea room, which Mrs. Stevens Is planning
to make one OF the smartest events of the
Lenten season.
Mrs. Ben Boshwitz leaves early in the
week for Aberdeen, Miss. where abe will
be the delightful guest of Rev. and Mrs.
james H. Felts Mrs. Boswitz is an adj
yanced pupil of Adolph Dahm-Peterson
and win be publicly heard in Aberdeen.
The musicale given by the Christian
Endeavor society of the Second Presby-
terrain church last Thursday evening was
quite success. An enjoyable programme
was rendered and later a social evening
spent by the members of the church and
their friends. The musical programme
was made up of solo on the violin
nv Miss Perkins, vocal solos by Miss Ivy
and Miss Going, and Mr.. Luckie and
Mr. Posner, and reading by Mrs.
Earle McLin.
Mrs. w. H. Nevins and two children left
this week for Florida.
MISS HEINE'S RECITAL
The music pupils of Miss Evelyn Heine
gave recital yesterday afternoon al
her studio in the Watts building, which
vas attended by a number, of patrons ant
friends The programme was particular
| ly interesting. 1t was in two parts. The
| irst part was given by the children Of
the first and second grades and included;
Piano duet, Through Field and Forest
Ethel and Elisabeth Thomas.
waltz" Silvia DIN.
"sunbeams" MEAD, Elisabeth Thomas
Picnic for Two" =, Ethel
Thomas.
Little Etudes" (Mattnew), Bertha
Ergel.
Selected, Esse Thornenberg.
Duet. selected, Sylvia DIN and Minna
Simpson.
The students of advanced grades gave
the following numbers
Song, "Slumber Boat" (Gaynor), Miss
Marguerite Schwartz las guesO
(u) Eros Valse Scherzo" MARTINI, (b)
Springs Awakening (Rathborn), Mis-
Avis Watson.
(a) "Gondolier'' Mendelssohn), (b) Mar
zurka" tBohm), Miss Edith Thomas.
Grand Valse Caprice" (Karganof)
Miss Nina Simpson.
(a) Boat Song (Mendelssohn), d
How Sweet the Moonlight Sleeps" CDu
Ceeve), (c) Hunting Song (Mendels-
sohn), Irwin Cohen.
Popular songs, Pratt Jennings.
Piano duet, "Polonaise de Concert
(Engleman), Miss Heine and Miss Minna
Simpson, "a
NOTES AND PERSONALS
Mrs Truman Herbert Aldrich, Jr.. re-