The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-11

I Moo (Cooke), Miss Dorothy Lawrence. 1 Spinning Song (Mendelssohn), Miss | Margaret Marshall. l The Golden Wedding (Gale). Miss Mary Ellis. Caprice (suter). Master Francis Welsh.
 Buds Fairy Tale (Riley), Miss Amelia Line.
 What William Henry Did (Harbour), Miss Frances Martin. Scenes from Childhood. Important
 Event, Catch Me (Schumann), Miss Margaret Marshall. Only Man (Kahn-Lehay), In May (stern). Miss Clara Marlborough. De Cake Walk (Anon.). Miss Fay Vim.
 Ballade in D Minor Brahms). Pre- Jude and Fugue (Bach). Sonata Op. 2, No. (Beethoven), AL legro, Adagio, Menuetto, Prestissimo. Etude in E Major Chopin. March F1axen Hair (Debussy), Isolde's Liebestodt. (Wagner-Liszt). Concerto in A Minor (Grieg). (first movement). SATURDAY. Sonata Op. No. 3 (Beethoven), AL legro Con Brio. Adagio. Scherzo-Al- legro, Allegro Assai
 
 Flat Chopin. Troika (Tschaikowsky), Song of the | Mesa (Grunn). Concert Etude (Mac- | Dowel). Concerto D Minor (Mendelssohn). MONDAY. Invocation, Dr. Henry M. Edmonds. The Nightingale (Liszt), Etude Op. 1 When the Swallows Come Again l (Forster), That's the World in June | (Spross), Why (Wells), Mrs. w. T. | Ward.
 Liebesfreud (Kreisler). David Vein stein.
 Address. Prof c. B. Glenn Melody (Tschaikowsky). Mrs. Jose | paul Savage. | Far Across the Desert Sands (Fin- l den), Morgen (Strauss), May Time | (Speaksl. Erin Farley. C. Waltz in E Major (Moskowski), Ken
 meth Lamkin. e 1 Presentation of diplomas and certif- cates by President H. K. Miner. Ac- companists Mrs. Robert Newman, Mrs Hugh Martin. l Diplomas 1916: Miss Lotta BeIden
 Birmingham; Miss Lillian Holt, Bir- | mingham.
 Teachers Certificates Hortense
 Buchanan, Sylacauga; Rolla Gray vinemont; Anna Jones. Leeds. I Miss Sarah R. Frazier, president-elect | of the Gen. A. P. Stewart chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy who visited the Confederate reunion al l Birmingham, was ask ed by a Chatta. nooga representative for her impress l sion of the big parade and its com parson with those of other days Said | Miss Frazier:
 'It was a splendid parade and its spirit was wonderful-the old time l spirit which formerly animated suct l gatherings.
 There must have been between 75.. 900 and 100000 visitors. I went on E fleeting visit to see Mrs. Oldenheimer l president-general. to invite the United Daughters of the Confederacy to Chat tanooga this fall. I had some difficulty in locating her, because she was SC l much in demand. and the crowd so i'm 1 mense. But when I did see her found her a most charming person
 simple and unaffected. and cordial ir manner.
 "She expressed great regret that tn, lconvention city had been selected il l San Francisco last fall and is to be lels in Dallas. Tex. in November. was an inspiring sight to see thu 4 heroes of the sixties marching witl I spirit unconquered. still faithful to j trust and loyal to an ideal. They stead fastly refused to ride in the autos pro A vided for them and marched gallantl. I along in seried lines of gray. It was I beautiful picture to look down the lonl avenue. with it's brilliant decorations Confederate flags floating to the breez and bands playing old southern airs lGrays, the Alabama National Guart and Woodmen of the World minglint iwith that of the heroes of the south.
 'The militia of Alabama made {