The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-21
MATINEE CONCERT
 A. ADVENT PARISH

promises to be most pleasant. A trio or attractive girls in the younger set will act as ushers. They include Miss Mar garet Lurel1, Miss Rose Owen McDavid and Miss Lydia Eustis. One of the notable features of the programme will be the reading by Rev. pr. ". E. Evans. The programme is as follows:
 Violin solo. 'Traumerei," Miss Carrie Beatty; vocal solo. "A May Morning." Mrs. Leeds; piano solo. ''Rackaczy March," Faust, Miss Annie Moore; vocal solo, "The Song of the Soul.' MT. Owen Gillespy; duet, violin and flute, 'Mendel- sonia," Mrs. Ed Little and Mrs. Hull; piano solo, selected. Miss Abigail Craw- ford: vocal solo, selected, MT. Erin Ear ley; violin solo. "Serenata," Mrs. Ed Lit tie; vocal solo, Heaven Hath Shed Tear" GIT. Kucken), Mrs. A. B. Rains; piano and cello accompaniment; piano solo, selected, Miss Moore; cello solo, selected, MT. Glass.
 MUSICAL PARTY
 unique invitation to a musical party has been issued by the Fletcher School of Mueic, which reads:
 Your face we'd like to see
 At our party next Friday
 At half past three
 2OOO Sixth avenue.
 The invitation is written on music staff and notes are used in part instead of letters to spell out the words of the in- vitation.
 The following committees are requested to serve:
 Invitation: Miss Willie May Breeding, Miss Lucille Halliburton, Miss Willie Scott Emond. Reception committed: Miss Sarah ORear, Miss Stella May White, Miss Clara Peck Brown, Miss Nola Burgin. Entertainment Committee: Miss Stella May Orr, Miss Emily Thompson, Miss Leola Dewberry, Miss Katie White. Re- treatments: Miss Frances Stickley, Miss Dorothy Wilson, Miss Viola Laurell. Decorating: MT. Armstrong Cory Mn. Stewart Mimms, MT. James Hunnicutt, MT. Fred Rule. Souvenir committees: Miss Eleanor Wilson, Miss Ollie Davis, Miss Alice Hand, Miss Annie Brown, Miss Theresa Cory.
 The grand circle march will begin promptly at o'clock. PERSONAL MENTION AND
 BRIEF BITS OF NEWS
 Mrs. R. H. Pearson, Mrs. Mamie Pear son Rix and Miss Annie Pearson, who have spent the summer In Europe, are expected to return to Birmingham Oc- tober 1.
 Mrs. Richardson, who has visited her sister, Mrs. Evans Dunn, for several weeks, will leave today for Washington. D. c.
 MT. and Mrs D. F. Robertson of Colum- bus, Miss, who are returning home from the east, spent yesterday in the city with Mir. and Mrs. Dunn.
 MT. and Mrs J. s. Councilman have re- turned from their wedding trip to Chicago and points in Virginia, and are at home at 1922 St. Charles street for the winter. MT. and Mrs. Sterling Foster, who spent the past months as the guest of his mother Tn UnlOn oprlnBS, diC o6diu III their home on Rose avenue.
 
 Dr. Ed Drennen of Orlando. Fla. is the guest for e few days of his parents. MT. and Mrs. J. w. Luke have taken residence on Thirteenth avenue and Thir- teenth street, south. for the winter. They will take possession October 1.
 Mrs Charles DeBardeleben returned Sunday from New York city where she spent ten days. Miss Belle DeBardeleben, who accompanied her, will remain until MT. and Mrs. Walker Percy join her, after their European trip.
 Mrs. Samuel Rand, who has spent sev- eral months at her summer home on Lake George, has returned to Birming ham.
 Mrs. Charles Cunningham and her daughter, Miss Lorraine Cunningham, of Mobile are guests of MT. and Mrs J. J. Gilmore.
 Miss Sophia Murphy of Greensboro Is