The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-14

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d Bows club, chapter 4, will meet =
. this afternoon at O'Clock with '
| = Mrs. John Black.
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when the Music Study club decideo
Soma time ago to have a committee In
vas,,oate arrangements for attending the
grand opera in Atlanta, 1t was lor '"e
nnrpose of giving as many memoeis Vi
the club a chance of witnessing II 90
would find 1t possible to attend. In order
to make UP the required number OF 10 the
committee decided to give an opportunity
for other music lovers to join the cruz
ond on to Atlanta with them. The day
the club proposes to go is Wednesday
May A. They Will secure private tram
leaving this city In the morning aiter
breakfast, arriving in Atlanta In time TOT
the matinee In the afternoon. After VIII
Messing the performance in the evening
they will return to the train, arriving
here in time for breakfast the next morn
ing The train will be side-tracked so
the members of the party can use 1t any
the evening. A number OF prominent BIT
mingham people have signified their IN
tention of Joining the club in their plans.
Members of the Music Study will be given
first preference in securing a place, ana
the various literary clubs are invited 10
ioin them: also other Birmingham people
who are fond of music and care to join
the party. However, seats will have to be
reserved and those desiring to go are
asked to report at once. Concessions were
made to the club, holding off for the res
ervations until the latter part of the
week. but the earlier 1T Is attended to
the better the seats may be obtained. Mrs
f. q Alexander consented to take charge
of the details and her well-known man.
agement of such affairs and her wide pop
ularlty assure the success of the under
taking The club has arranged for the
cost of the entire trip, including seats
at the opera for two performances, rail-
road fare and Pullman If two occupy
a BERTH in fact everything except meals
for s15 There will be only two meals
taken away from home. and one of them
will probably be taken as picnic lunch
con on the train between here and At
lanta. A number of ladies are especially
anxious that the required number will
signify their desire 10 go and several
men prominent in the social and business
life of the city are going with the party
The arrangements were purely phlan-
thropic from musical standpoint, and
the price to be paid is the actual cost of
the trip. Mrs. Alexander asks that every
one intending to go notify her at once.
and send the price of the tickets that she
may wire for the seats. 1t is said that
the party from here will witness the best
of the weeks opera. since LA Tosca'
is the bill for the afternoon, with Farrar
and Scott as principals. and the evening
aida" with Caruso and Gadski
TAG DAY LIST
The following is the complete list of
workers for Tag Day, Saturday, with
their assigned stations:
Marx Building-In charge of Mrs.
Mark b. Lewis. From 8 a. M to I: 80 D.
Green Miss Howell. From 1870 D. m. to
D. M, MIS-. Le1 GaStOn, Mrs. Felix
Tarrant, Mrs. Mason billiard, Mrs. Shaw,
Mrs Frank Bell, Mrs. ]. A. Matthews,
Mrs. Mortimer. Jordan.
Farley Building Corner-In charge. of
Mrs. c. ]. Palmer, Mrs. J. d. Dabney,
Mrs. John Danforth, Mrs. f. ]. Thomas.
Mrs. Walter Sessions. Miss Martha Dab
ney, Miss Florence Rogers, Misses Cobb.
work Farley building and Bonita theatre.
Patton Pope Drug Coin charge of
Mrs. E. r. Shaw and Mrs J. c. Motley.
Work Traders National bank, Easonville
Cafe and west side of Twentieth street
to Fourth avenue and north side of Third
avenue from Nineteenth street to Twen-
ty-irst street.
Parkers Corner-Mrs. Ed S. Moore
in charge, Mrs. Joel r. Webb, Miss
Nettie Brace, Miss Rose Snider, Miss
Rose Sibley Misses Simpson. Miss Pearl
Guscott. Miss Lucy Downey. WorlS
twentieth street to Morris avenue
woodward building, Metropolitan cafe
from ~ noon to 2 p. m.
Empire Building Corner-1n charge
of Mrs. L. ]. Haley from s a. m. to
7 D. m: Mrs. Nelson Snow, Mrs. c. e.
Bigsby Mrs. Lee Holt, Miss Mary Lou
Cobb, Miss Allan Gray Mooeing. From
1 B. m. to D. M: Mrs. 7. M. Me-