The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-23

MetnOd1St church Will meet IOIlOfrOW alt ernoon with Mrs. F. H. Eaton, 12l6 Ina street.
 The committee on boxes for the "House that Jack Built' will meet tomorrow morning at il o'clock with Mrs. Solon Jacobs, the chairman. at her home on Beech street
 "On Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock Mrs. W. C. McCarty will entertain at her home, 113S South Thirteenth street. for the benefit of the Ladies' Auxiliary No. to the A. O. H. Several prizes will be awarded In the card games and an inter esting musical has been arranged. Re- freshments will be served. The small charge of admission will be added to the charity fund of the auxiliary.
 
 The ladies of St. Andrews Episcopal church will serve luncheon in the old Commercial State bank building on Twentieth street, beginning Tuesday, April 25. and continuing through the week In connection with the dinner there will be a manufacturers advertising sale, displaying both out of town and local manufacturers' goods. Special attention will be given the Birmingham booth.
 The board of managers of the Mercy Home will hold their regular monthly meeting Tuesday morning at 10:30, at the home.
 Out of courtesy to the Birmingham Or atorio society there will be no rehearsal of the Musical Art society Tuesday even ing, and it is expected that the members will attend in body the concert given by the former. The Musical Art society will hold it's last rehearsal of the present season in the Turn Verein hall Tuesday evening, May 2, and Director Dahm-Pe- tersen is preparing a very attractive pro- gramme for the occasion. Several of the members will be heard in solos, and the society will sing several numbers from previous programmes and selections from the works studied during the season. All members of the old organization, the Bir- mingham Choral society, and the present Musical Art society, are cordially invited to be present, together with their friends.
 During the past season Director Damn Petersen has conducted finished rehearsals on, the following works: ''The Autumnal Storm,' by Grieg: Love Song Waltzes, Op. 52," by Brahms; ITO Us Is Born Im- manuel" by M. Praetorius Now Are Mine Eyes Crown Dim,' by M Haydn; Break Forth, Beauteous, Heavenly Light" by J. s. Bach; Ave Verum," by Mozart; "Cherubim Song (No. D, from the Church. Russian" by D. s. Bortnyn- dHShyt diIdHScu Dy lScHdlhOWSky , '"The Alps" by s. Taneyef, and the sa- cred cantata, Gods Time Is the Best, ' by Bach. The rehearsals have been well attended, and while the public cannot realize nor appreciate the excellent work done by the society the members feel that a splendid foundation has been laid for next seasons efforts. Plans are already under way for next season, and 1t is con- fidently expected that the Musical Art S0ciatv will raoaiva fba nd support it merits. There will be special music of very at- tractive character at the Eleventh Ave nue M. E. church today, and each mem- Der of the quartet will be heard in solos. At the service this morning the following numbers will be sung: Jesus Lover of My Soul,"f by Williams, and God Is Love-" by Shelley. At the 7:45 evening service the quarter will sing Some Sweet | Day." by Doane. and 'The King of Love My Shepherd Is,' by Schneider.