The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-14
THE SOCIAL CALENDAR
MT. Damn Petersen To Be Director for the Treble Clef Club-Mr. and Mrs. Deedmeyer's Departure for Italy-Other Topics of So-
 cial Interest
By MYRTLE MILES

CT class than usual, and the number or out of town folk will add to the general gSyety of autumn Everyone admitted the success of the venture last year; the excellence of the several departments and the fine managmnt. Thus improve rient means fair that will be a matter of pride to Alabama. The coming Of Innes' band, which will play here nine days. is one of the chief features, and will be the attraction drawing thousands of lovers of band music to the falr grounds. The programmes are exception ally fine, as will be noted In glancing through the number. They were received here yesterday. and are reproduced in these columns this morning. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6. AFTERNOON. Overture, zanpa, Herold. Sounds from vaudeville Van Miller. Song for Cornet, Answer (Robyn), A. J. smith,
 From All Nations. Fantasy, Boyden.
 Part Two. Overture Bohemian Girl, Balfe. (a.) Melody in F, Rubinstein; tb) Pan American, Herbert.
 Eternal Idol, Song for Soprano (Homes), Beatrice Van Loon. Airs from The Three Twins. Hoschna.
 NIGHT Mendelssohiana, Fantasy. Funeral March, Chopin; (b) Louis XIII., Gavotte, Ghys. tS Solo for Flute, Sixth Concerto (Demers- semann), E. A. Franklin. Scenes from the Trumpeter of Soeckin- gen, Nessler.
 Part Two. Kamennoi- Ostrow, Rubinstein. ta) Traumerei, schumann; (b) Gloria, March, Innes.
 Aria for Soprano, My Heart at Thy Voice Saint Saens), Beatrice Van Loon. Rose, Shamrock and Thistle, Fantasy, Baetens.
 SATURDAY, OCTOBER T.
 AFTERNOON. Marche Slav, Tchaikowslky. (a) Bridal Song, Goldmark; (b) Louis XIII, Gavotte, Ghys. Serenade. Schubert, Cornet Obligato by A. J. Smith.
 
 Part Two. Overture, Massanello, Auber. (a) Serenade, Moszkowsl<i ob) March, The Prince Charming, Innes. Aria for Soprano I'll Est Doux'' (Mas-l seneD, Beatrice Van Loon. @te Anglo-America, Fantasy, Van Miller.
 NIGHT. Overture, Tannheauser, Wagner. (a) Gavotte Greg; (b) Simple Aveu, Thome.
 Blue Danube Waltz, Strauss. Scenes from The Trumpeter of Soeck- ingen, Nessler.
 Part Two Gathering of the Clans, Fantsy. Mitchell. ta) The Rosary, (b) Narcissus, Nevin. Summer Night, Song for Soprano CVander Stucken), Beatrice Van Loon. In Dixie Land, March, Innes
 SUNDAY. OCTOBER s.
 AFTERNOON. Festival Overture, Weber. (a) Bridal Song. (b) In the Mill, Ellen berg. The Lost Chord Sullivan. Cornet ob- ligato by A. J. Smith. Scenes from Cavalleria, Mascagni.
 Part Two. celebration of 'The Love Feast from Parsifal, Wagner. Two Well Known Hymns-(a) Jerusa- lem the Golden, (b) Nearer My God to Thee.
 Song for Soprano, The Eternal Idol trf, Nnt Old Lang Syne, Scotch Fantasy' | MONDAY. OCTOBER g.
 AFTERNOON. Overture, Orpheus Offenbach. (a) Whisperngs Among the Flowers Von Blon; (b) Humoresque, And the Band Played Annie Laurie, Wheeler. Ye Merry Birds, Song, Gumbert. Airs from The Mikado, Sullivan.
 Part Two. The Chocolate Soldier, Medley, Strauss. A Loves Dream, Moszkowski Love in springtime, Song for Soprano (Gautier), Beatrice Van Loon.
 NIGHT. Albion Fantasy. Baetens Kamennoi Ostrow. Rubinsten. Airs from Mime. Butterfly, Puccini. The Merry Widow Waltz, A Musical Joke. Innes ta) The melody in it's original form, lDJ As lhouSh Niit'Sh pf N'"i' ie) In ragtime form, (d) As Richard N agner might have written it.
 Part Two Overture, Tannhauser, Wagner '. Serenade, Schubert. In the Summer Night, Song for So- prano Nan der Stucken), Beatrice Van Loon. .. The Riue Danube Waltz. Strauss.
 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10.
 AFTERNOON American Fantsy, Herbert. ca, Gavotte, Grieg, (b) Manon's Letter. Giilett.