The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-05-23

to gild the gold and paint the flower,
 It affords me much pleasure to pre- sent to you, in behalf of the Chamber of Commerce, this token of it's appre- citation of what you have done and are now doing to advance the artistic side of this city and in accepting this token we wish you to accept our sin cere best wishes for tn continuance of the remarka ble success you have so justly won. Sincerely,
 RICHARD ". MASSEY,
 President Chamber of Commerce.
 Sitting with Mir and Mrs. Truman Al drich in the seats which they have en- gagged for the entire festival, were Miss Cecil Buck of Chattanooga, their house guest, an interesting young woman of pronounced blonde type, wearing mes saline gown of old rose shade and cor sage bouquet of sweet peas; Reginald Canister and Mir N. L. Steele. There were many other interesting persons noted in the audience MT. and Mrs. Oli- yer Chalifoux were there, Mrs. Chalifoux wearing a smart white cloth costume and hat crowned with white plumes. With them was Miss Sara Mallam in white ln- gerie.
 MT. and Mrs. Nathan L. Miller, who ex- pect to attend each of the concerts. had with them a small party. Mrs. Miller looked very charming in a white lace and embroidery creation. Her sister, Mrs. C. F. Markell, was also prettily gowned In white and Mrs. John c. Bradley, who was with them, wore an exquisite all-lace white lingerie robe
 Miss Ruby Munger was one of the prettiest girls in the younger set noticed in the audience. She was gowned for the av in iat Ssta Mrc aiJ Hamilton Earle, who sat near her, was in black lace of graceful design. MT. and Mrs William Gussen were also members of their party. MT. Gussen looked very distinguished in black net richly embroid- cred in sequins. Mr. and Mrs Richard Massey were present Mrs Massey wear ing white braided marquisette with touches of shell pink.
 Mrs. Mark Lewis came in a white mar quisette princesse gown hand embroid- cred and trimmed with lace. Her smart little bonnet was made of duchesse lace and trimmed with pink roses. MT. and Mrs. Henry Gray were among those pres ent. Mrs. Gray wearing an imported white robe embroidered in gold, yelled with a scintillant material and draped over pink. Mrs Felix Drennen was ap- other attractive matron. Her gown was her favorite tone of pink, yelled with white chiffon and garnitured with bead accessories. With her sat two other at tractive women-Mrs. Will Jordan, who was prettier than ever in a pink marqui- sette over white lace, and Mrs. Levert, in blue chiffon over white and trimmed with silver. Mrs. Crockard's gown was a rare pink gauge empossed in heavy velvet roses and trimmed with hand-painted Chantilly lace.
 Mrs Solon Jacobs, in white marquisette embroidered in blue. was among the mu- sic lovers enjoying the festival. going afterward to Mrs. Aldrich's buffet supper. MT. Clanton Miller who is one of the season ticket holders, had with him Mrs Miller and their attractive daughter. Miss Rosa Miller. Mrs. Miller wore black lace gown over white messaline. Mrs. A. IT. Ford, who is present at every mu- sical event, looked lovely in pink chf- fon gown. with which she wore a dog collar of gold and pearls and a corsase bouquet of pink and white sweet peas. With her WAS Miss Hannah Elliott, who wore an artistic evening gown, in which sine was most distinguished. Mrs. E. c. Chandler was present, as she always is at musical affairs, looking most attractive in black and white. Mrs Frank r. An derson, in black embroidered crepe me teor, with touch of Persian embroidery, was regal. vMr. and Mrs. Leo K. Steiner were notedsas they entered. Mrs. Stein CT, in a superb lingerie gown and large hat crowned with white willow plumes.
 Miss Jennie Trimble was one of the beauties in the audience, wearing blue silk evening gown with cream lace trim mings. Mir. and Mrs Frank H. \Crock- ard were in the little coterie going after the concert to meet several of the festival artists at Mrs. Truman Aldrich. Jrs buffet supper. Mir. and Mrs E. W. Bar rett and Mir. and Mrs. Paschal Shook were also members of this party as were Mr. and Mrs. George Gordon, Crawford. MT. and Mrs. Mason billiard were also seen Mrs. billiard was pronounced one of the prettiest young matrons in the audience. Her gown was especially at tractive. MT. and Mrs Richard Johnston went after the festival to Mrs Aldrichs supper, Mrs Johnston wearing white