The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-12
MUSIC STUDY CLUB
TO GIVE LUNCHEON
Mrs. Smith to Be Guest To-
day at Launching of Mem
bership Campaign

The chairmen of the membership com :
mittees of the Music Study club are all
requested to attend the luncheon given
Mrs. Ella May Smith this afternoon at
the Southern club.
Mrs. Smith, the guest of honor, will
give the principal talk on 'What the
Women's Music club has meant to Co
lumbus," and will speak of how this
club attained it's large membership.
There will also be most interesting short
talks by Mrs. B. F. wilkinson, Mrs. The
odore Smith, DR.. J. H. Phillips, DR.. HI.
M. Edmonds and Mr.. J Frank Rushton.
Mr.. Morris Bush will preside.
The committee in charge desire 1t I'M
derstood that all who are in any way in
terested in music and in the work of the
local Music Study club. are invited to
attend the luncheon, where all will have
the pleasure Of meeting Mrs. Ella May
Smith, who is a noted musician and
teacher as well as an organizer
Mrs. w. J. Adams is chairman of the
luncheon committee and should be noti-
fled in plenty of time by those who de-
sire to reserve places.
CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
The chairmen of the membership COM
mittees for the thousand members cam
paign are: Mrs James Bowron, Mrs. c.
H. Nabb. Mrs. w. M. Mayes, Mrs. w.
l.. Murdoch, Mrs Victor Hanson, Mrs.
Oscar Hundley, Mrs. Oliver Chalifoux.
Mrs. Laura ]. Davids, Mrs. Philip Oster,
Mrs Robert Lawrence, Mrs Prudence
Neff Dolezsi, Mrs Prentiss Reed, Mrs.
Richard F. Johnston, Mrs. e. H. Caba-
Miss, Mrs. John c. Henley, Mrs. William
Gussen, Mrs. e. 7. Rice, Mrs. r. c.
Woodson. Mrs. George f. Harrington.
Mrs. " /. Prowell, Mrs Earle Drennen,
Mrs. w. L. Welton, Mrs. Willard Wilson,
Mrs. w. NJ Jordan, Mrs. A Herman,
Mrs D. B. Bowers, Mrs. A. H. Darden,
Mrs Louis Forst, Mrs w. B. Allen, Mrs.
Frank P. Glass, Mrs. Leo Steiner, Mrs.
Sydney Ullman, Mrs. Louis Saks, Miss
Leta kits, Miss Edgell Adams, Miss
Sara Mallam, Miss Virginia B. HandIey,
Miss Hattie Morton, Miss Elizabeth Cum
bingham, Miss Emma McCarty, Miss
Rosa Strickland, Miss Dorthy Davis
Mrs. Morris Bush. Mrs. Frank Rushton
Mrs. Harry Culver DR.. j. H. finder.
In addition to these, all ministers and
heads of business organizations, espe-
cially music teachers and presidents OF
literary, art, music clubs, church socie-
ties, and the musicians union are invited
to take part in this campaign.
Enthusiasm among the chairmen OF
the committees of the membership com.
paign is running high and every indica-
ton points to much larger number be-
ing secured than the original thousand
The Music Study members are finding
the four big artist recitals. Mischa Ell
man, lilly Koenen, the Barrere ensemble
and the choral concert to be great draw
ing cards These recitals are, only part
of the many benefits to be given this
year by the club. There will be other ar
fist recitals, also there is the choral
work under the direction Of a most com
petent conductor and the study work Of
the club which will be most helpful
Membership dues for the entire season
are only So, which covers admission tc
all the concerts Winners of the prizes
offered by the club will be announced
Immediately after the finish of the cam
paign.