The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-04
ACHRONICLEOF SOCIETY
By Emma Reid Ryall

 [ Saturday afternoon at o'clock at Cable hall, and the following programme will
 be rendered at this time;
 Inter Nos'' (MacFadyen), "The Heart
 of Her (Cadman), MT. Frank Stapleton
 "The Flower Song, :" Faust" (Gounod)
 Mrs. Louis Poynter.
 "Elegie" Elegy (MasseneD "Florian's
 Song (Godard). Miss Sylvia Haldeman T Love Thee" (Grieg), Tn the Deeps
 O the Daisies (Howley), Mrs. Joseph
 Craig.
 Lullaby, Jocelyn (GodardD, Miss Agnes
 Crawley.
 l "The Sunshine of Your Smile" (Ray)
 At Dawning" (Cadman), MT. Edwyn | Morris.
 "Lindy" (spross), Believe Me if All Those Endearing Young Charms l (Moore), Miss Viva Gaines
 | Serenade (SchuberD, "The Snow Flake l (Cowen), Miss Elizabeth Scholar.
 Duet, Tell Me, Love, Oh Am I Dream
 irg?" CD. W. Rowley), Mrs. Frank Poulus
 and Mir Frank Stapleton.
 Lullaby (VerseD The OwP' (Wells),
 Miss Daisy Lee Douglass.
 Requiem (Iomer, One Fleeting Hour" Uee), MT. W. M. Owen [ Serenade (TostD, An Irish Love Song | Uang). Miss Ruth Finch.
 f "The Morning Wind (Branscombe), "A | Spirit Flower Campbell l-Tpton), Mrs | Charles Plosser.
 1 Mirage Iehmann), "All the Worlds
 Awake Today (German), Mrs. Louis l Poynter.
 The following programme will be rem dered at the piano recital to be given
 on Tuesday evening at o'clock by Miss
 Gertrude Wood, assisted by Mrs A. H. | no, do, T
 and Mrs. Robert Dickson, new violinis to Birmingham audiences:
 Preludes in Db A, G, c minor, F and | G minor (Chopin)-Miss Wood.
 Je Sus Titania from 'Mignon'' | (Thomas)-Mrs. Darden.
 Andante (Goltermann); Canzonetta 1 Grim)-M1s. Dickson.
 Hungarian dance No. Brahms) Scherzo (Mendelssohn); Elegie CMasse-
 neD-Miss Wood (wth violin obligato) | Mrs. Darden.
 1 Frize song from the "Meister-Singer'' l (Wagner)-Mrs. Dickson.
 My Lovely Nancy (Max Herzberg) 1 'Life's Little Round'' (Rutting); "The Little Gray Dove" Nous Victor Saa) ] "In the Quiet of the Night" OiszD-(Ar
 ranged for two pianos) Miss Wood. | Miss Lowela Hanlin accompanist | The following invitation has been re- ceived by friends in Birmingham: | "The Young Mems Dancing club in- | vites you to dance at Elks hall, Talla- dega, Monday evening, June F, 1916, from 9:30 to o'clock, complimenting Miss Sara
 Oliver of Talladega, Miss Willie Scovill of Orangeburg, S. C., Miss Alma Solley
 of Orangeburg, S. C., Miss Laura Hor- | ton of Anderson; s. C., Miss Gladys Man | min ,f ToI1 Ma HokS If
 Talladega, Miss Francis Simms of Talla- dega, Miss Sara Mclean of Dawson, Ga" :" I The following account of an entertain I ment given recently in Greensboro for a l Birmingham girl will be read with inter I est: I The handsome home, of Mrs. William 10. l Torbert was the scene of a brilliant as-
 semblage of Greensboro women on Thurs ] day from to 7:30 p. m., when the hos tess entertained in honor of her much I feted guest, Miss Olga McCurdy of Bir-
 mirgham.
 l Decorations of pink hydrangas and pink sweet peas in lavish profusion were used 1 in the parlor, where the hostess, With Miss McCurdy, welcomed the guests. ] Those assisting in receiving were: Miss Carrie McFadden, Miss Dorothy McFad- den, Miss Margaret Jones. Miss Eleanor | ara, MISS 1lOSdlI0 TlChSliS Nlloo 4si eii J
 Lawson Tiny Adelaide Torbert and
 Elizabeth Crabb received the cards at the door, In the spacious hall a delicious fruit punch was dispensed by Mrs. Fletcher l Monette. Amidst wreath of white oleander and old English ivy. Here Mrs. Marie Kimbrough, Mrs. Cadwallader Err win, Mrs. A. l.. Stollenwerck and Mrs.
 Marion Inge Goodloe entertained the guests. From the hall the callers were invited into a vine clad pergola, a perfect
 bower of handsome pink hydrangeas and ferns, cool, charming and beautiful | apartment, where refreshments were l served, consisting of brick ice cream and l fancy cakes carrying out the color scheme of pink and white.
 l Mrs Luther Grote, Mrs. N. L. Crabb, 1 Mrs. Richard Inge, Mrs Fannie Castle man and Miss Odale Ramsey were the receiving ladies in the pergola. l An abundance of electric fans and beau I tiful music throughout the hours con
 tributed to make this function one of the most successful and delightful of the l season.
 l Mrs. Marie Kern-Mullen will give a 1 final pupils recital Friday evening at Clark & Jones hall at 8 o'clock. A number 1 of the advanced, as we'll as the beginners and intermediate students, will be on the programme The following programme will be rendered:
 | Quartet, Perhaps Forster), Misses Jasperson, Mrs. Jasperson- -Berriman. Morning (Speaks), Mrs. M. c. Davie, Bloc ] ton; 70 Fair, o Sweet and Holy (Can- I tor), Miss Lydia Jasperson. Cradle Song 1 (Ries), Mrs. J. K. Fleming. With Vio- let (Grieg), Miss Sadie Wilson. Elysium l (Speaks), Mrs. J.. M. Berriman. Condo Hers Song (Meyer- -Helmund). Mrs. B. w. Peirson. Noon and Night CHawley), Miss Edna Jasperson. Springtide (Becker), Miss Ruby Jasperson. Were My Songs With
 Wings Provided (Hahn). Miss Sadie Weir, Pell City Calm as the Night (Bohm), Mrs. I c. H. Robinson. Cavatina, From My Own Native Land Faust (Gounod Miss Sadie Borum. Aria, Bells in the Valley l ''Euryanthe" (Weber) Mrs. Ned McDavid Arioso, o Thou Cruel Sea Delibes), Mrs. J. M Mason. Aria, Fair Springtime Be- ginning Samson ct Dalila" (Saint-Saens), Miss Lillian Hancock, Palestine, Tex Launcelots Song. La bas, la coupe CT main (Below with cup in hand), Elaine /! (Bemberg), Mr. Byrd Haley. Aria. Love Ceaseth Nevermore, Wilhelm von Oran- l ien'' (Eckert, Miss Lois Rennie, Pell City | Danza (Chadwicl); Reverie (Hahn), Mrs 1 O. L. Stephenson. Trio. Protect Us l Through the Coming Night (Nicolao)
 Madames Stephenson. Mason. Mr. Haley. l One of the delightful affairs of the past week was given by Mrs. R. H. Woodrow, at her home on Eleventh avenue, in honor of Mrs. Charles Platt of Charlotte, N. C.. who is the first vice president of the l United Daughters of the Confederacy of North Carolina, and also takes an active s~< =