The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-08-18
PIANO RECITAL
 AT FLETCHER SCHOOL

The recital given by Stella May Orr at the Fletcher School of Music was most pleasing and particularly interest ing It was Promotion Recital" the little musician receiving a certificate of promotion from the primary grade to the junior.
 Mrs. J. s. Bridges in the beginning of the exercises gave short talk ex- blaming the method of grade work in the Fletcher Music school. emphasizing the many delightful phases of promotion on up through the graduation term. st
 The programme opened with the orig inal compositions of the young pianist showing the advancement of musical thought and expression, beginning with her first composition and ending with her last. After showing her skill in transposfng from one key to another playing several compositions and then transposing them she was given a. test In notation, scale and chord formation and other difficult musical problems. Her beautiful character song. Who'll Buy My F1owers?" proved that the Fletcher method does not confine itself to the piano alone. Little Miss Orr was as- sisted by her tiny sister. who sang sweet
 
 was her friend Miss Mary Smith, who &C., companied her in e delightful duet. At the close of the short and delightfully."- in- teresting programme Mrs. Chappell Cory in few well chosen words, presented the certificate of promotion and also lovely gold pin from /tfre principal of the school as a reward flor work well and faithfully done.
 Tho programmes were most artistic being hand-painted with lines of grass and vioiets for the notes of the first line of the Tender violet"
 Following is the programme given:
 (a) The Bells. (b) Dandclion. (c) Tender Violet (d) Snow Flakes. Stella May Orr
 (a) Spinning Song, (b) Spinning Song transposed. Ellmenrioh.
 Close Your Eyes (song). Emmerson.
 a, Happy Farmer, (b) Happy Farmer Transposed, schumann.
 Test.
 May Bells Ringing, Seiwert
 serenade from Don Giovanni, Mozart.
 Song of the Pines, Ollendorf.
 Who'll Buy My Flowers (song), Lillie Hall.
 In Beauteous May Lichner.
 Presentation.
 U. D. c. SCHOLARSHIPS
 Mrs. J. E. Frazier one of the com inittee on scholarships given by the Ala bama division, United Daughters of the Confederacy. requests all the officers os- pecially and members of the following chapters to meet her at Cable hall Sat- urday morning at 10 o'clock; William l.. Yancey, Pettus-Roden, and Pelham of Birmingham, Mary B. Brown and Stone- will of Ensley, Alexander Stevens of East Lake and Bessemer chapter. Busi- ness of importance Is to be considered.
 In connection with the scholarships being offered tho following announce ment has been issued:
 ''The scholarship committee of the Ala bama division, United Daughters of the Confederacy. announces that through the generosity of the principals, Miss Louie Compton and Miss Hattie Morton. it Is prepared to offer a scholarship at Bir- mingham seminary for the scholastic year, beginning September 1A, 1910
 '"rhis scholarship, valued at S85, covers full literary tuition and ell incidentaas Other nscessary expenses for board, room and laundry, amounts to $1SO, to be paid by the beneficiary.
 Each applicant must make, in due form, application for this scholarship and pledge herseif to abide by all the require