The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-12
ENSLEY MUSICALE
 ID BE ELABORATE At Opera House Under
 Baraca Auspices A NEW REALTY FIRM Formed by J. M. Donaldson and Joseph Steed-Miss Daisy Davis
 Speaks at Tabernacle
 This Evening

One of the most elaborate pro- grammes has been arranged for the musicale to be given Thursday at the Ensley opera house that has eyer been presented in the Steel City.
 The affair Is to be given under the auspices of the Baraca class of the Methodist church. The programme is as follows:
 PART l.
 Piano solo. 'Nocturne." (Raff), Miss Nina Randall. rf
 Reading, "Jennie Butler" MT. J. w Beddow
 Vocal solo. "serenade" (schubert Miss Myra Olive
 Quartet, "The Three Chafers' (Truhn) Messrs. Allsop Thomas, Nor gan and Thomas.
 Vocal solo, May Morning. (Denza) Miss Evelyn Going.
 Vocal solo, "OldNKing Time" (Duf- fell), MT. Jack Thomas
 Reading, An Object of Love" (Wil- kins), Miss T. s. Roquemore.
 Vocal solo, "Thora" (Adams), MT Arthur Thomas.
 Chorus. The Destruction of Gaza' (De Rille).
 PART IT.
 Quartet, That Beautiful Land (Jones), Messrs. Allsop. Tho omas, Mor-
 Vocal solo. "Loch Loman" Scotch ballad). Miss Evelyn Going.
 Vocal duet, Excelsior" (Balfe) Messrs. Arthur and Jack Thomas.
 Reading, Fritz and Betsey" Mir. J. w Beddow.
 Vocal solo, "A Birthday" (Cowan) Miss Myra Olive.
  son), MT. Arthur Thomas
 Reading. Story of the Other Wise Man." (Dan Dyke), Miss T. C.. Roque- more.
 Vocal solo, "Bandoliero" MT. Jack Thomas.
 Chorus. Martyrs of the Arena" (De Rille). Miss Myra Olive. who is a Birming- ham girl, has one of the best soprano pleted a four years study course ii, New York and is now teaching voice at the Cable hall. Miss Evelyn Going, also Birmng- ham girl, is possessed of a contralto voice of rare sweetness and quality Miss Going is one of the music supervisors in the city schools. Miss RoQuemore Is the expression teacher at the Birmingham seminary
 
 always enjoyable The local performers, Messrs Allsopp J. Thomas, Morgan, J. A. Thomas an ] Beddow are all well known artists of unusual ability. The quartet is especial ly fine and will render pleasing selec- tions. Miss Nina Randall, who is a most accomplished musician, will be accompa- mist.
 New Real Estate Firm Messrs. J. M. Donaldson and Joseph Steed have formed partnership and will enter the real estate business at Ensley. They have secured an office in the building occupied by Tony Frank, and will do a general real estate and insurance business. Both members of the new firm are well known In Ensley and have been successful in their bus mess enterprises. MT. Donaldson has been in the real estate business for a number of years. Miss Davis at Tabernacle Miss Daisy Davis, field secretary of the women's board of missions of the Methodist church, south, will speak at the Ensley tabernacle this evening at 7:30 o'clock. Miss Davis Is one of the most eloquent speakers of the church and is very well informed on foreign and home missions on which she will speak. The-publc Is invited 10 attend. On Monday afternoon Miss Davis will meet with the local Home Mission society at 2:30 o'clock.
 Rev. H. I. Schramm will preach at Corey Sunday morning at Il o'clock at the old office of the Corey Land company. Sunday school at o'clock n-the after noon, and evening services at the Gary building room No. 1.
 Personal Mention
 Mrs. J. P. Howell of Helena station has been called to Pineville. Ga, by the illness of a daughter.
 Miss Frances Mayberry Of pothan is