The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-23
SOCIETY ATTENDS GRAND OPERA IN ATLANTA

Opera talk is now absorbing the greater part of the fashionable's conversation in Birmingham and aside from the won- derful artists that will be heard in the Metropolitan Opera company during Easter week in Atlanta, society is bub- bling over with gala social events which they will attend and after whole Len ten season with little else to do, other than shop, many elaborate opera toilettes have been planned and Birmingham will claim her share of attention when ar rayed in all her beauty she becomes a part of that wonderful and magnificent audience which will be present at the performance during opera week.
 There will be afternoon teas and dances each evening at the various fashionable suburban clubs, including the Piedmont Driving club and the Druid Hill Golf club. At the Georgian Terrace. where many of the starawill stay. bewilder- ing, delightful programme has been ar ranged for the entertainment of the wis., itors.
 In the Rotogravure Section of today $ Age-Herald pictures of the stars of the Metropolitan Opera company are shown, including Rosina Galli, the premier dan seuse who will appear Monday evening, when Samson and Delilah'' will be heard in French and Thursday matinee when Aida will be heard in Italian. A plCluIo OL 0eTdluluo FdrTdf as lOSCa will be heard on Saturday evening and Miss Farrar will also sing the leading role in Madame Butterfly on Tuesday y afternoon. Margaret Ober, contralto, noted for her role as Octavian in Der Rosenkavatier,' will be heard Monday evening in Samson and Delilah,. and Thursday matinee in Aida" Myra Bar rlentos. colloratura soprano, as Amina, will be heard in La Somnambula" on Un6p cdou nir,or o,,d i,, Italian, on Friday evening" Aida, so- prano, noted for her role of Micacela in Carmen will be heard in Aida" on Thursday afternoon. Among the Birming- ham people who will hear these celebrated artists are Miss Carrie Yates, Miss Kath- erine Reynolds and Mr. Robert G. Thach, who will motor over with MT. and Mrs. Frank Estep, Mr. Robert Simpson, Mrs. James McLester, Mrs. E. G. cChandler. Miss Mildred Crabbe, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Munger, MT. and Mrs. Odis Clay Poun- stone, MT. and Mrs. Richard Massey. Miss Elizabeth Massey, MT. and Mrs. Frederick Gunster, Mrs. S. S. Griffith. Mrs. Victor Hanson. Miss Rather inc Erswell Kirkman. Miss Flor inc Hodges, Miss Susan Wright, Miss Nettie Beall and her guest, Miss Eugenie Rosson of Mobile, MT. and Mrs. Robert Randolph Meyer of Jacksonville, Fla, formerly of Birmingham, Miss Hazel Doerr, MT. Hugh Martin. Miss Lucille LamlIin, Mrs. James Keith, Miss Mary Claire Norwood, Mrs. Arthur Mohan, MT and Mrs. George B. Kelley
 The official list of box holders, says the Atlanta Constitution, for this year is.
 'Left-21, MT. D. Manley and Dr. How ard Bucknell; p, MT. R. R. Arnold; IT, MT. George M. McKenzie 25. MT. J. T. Policeman; 10. Mr. James w. English: H. Col R. J. Lowry; 12 MT. John w Grant: 13, MT Phintzy Calhoun; IA, MT. James R. Gray; Is, MT. John E. Murphy; 16, Col w. L. Peel; IS, Mr.. H. M Atkinson; 19. MT. w. S. Ellzin: 20 MT. H. M Atkinson: g, Mrs. Richard Johnston and Mr.. E. T. Brown; 23, MT. R. s. Vessels; 10, Mr F. H. Beck; F, Mir. Ed F. Johnson: 17 MT. E. l.. Alsop; IS, MT Gator Woolford: 21. MT. E. T. Lamb, %, MT. W. A. Speer: B. MT Jack J. Spalding; "A. Mr. F, w. McRae; 9, MT. Sanders McDaniel: 2s, MT. s. c. Dobbs 20 MT. w. J. Ryan and Mir James Nevin; 1S Mir w. H. Riser and MT. Robert F. Maddox; IA, Mir. Clark Howell; 10, MT. J. M. Butt; IS, MT. J. Carroll Payne; 27, Miss Grace T. Walker: 30, MT. Eugene V. Haynes: Il. MT. R. e. Alston, MT. R. A. Smythe and MT. Dun bar Roy: 2S Mrs. Crawford: 26, Mr Ma rion Harper; 2. MT. F. c. McDuffie MT. J. M. Slaton, MT. w. R. Hearst of New York, MT A. R. I4awton. Jr Savanna \ Y
 Monday, April 24-- F'ute'ta ''----e-,- a'l Capital City club after the opera in honor of the directors of the Atlanta Muse n. tival association and the officials anu