The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-10
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By EMMA REED RNALL

 cial committee of the camp, Will foiloW immediately in line.
 The club will be beautifully decorated in Confederate and national colors. Danc- Ing will take place both in the ballroom and on the new portable floor in the dining room. Refreshments will be dls- per sed throughout the evening, includ- ing fruit punch and ices in the form or Confederate and American flags. Promi- nent social folk throughout the state and city will attend and a large gathering is assured.
 Much interest is being manifested local ly in the contest concert given by the winners from the five district contests in the second biennial young artists con tests under the direction of the young professional and student extension of the National Federation of Music clubs de- partment for Tuesday, 9;90 a. m., April IT. which will be the final contest for the prize of two years free management under the Frothingham bureau of New York There will be a large number of contestants from the various districts. The entire delegate body will vote by number for the finest vocalist, violinist, and pianist. The one winning first 1n each department will be awarded the sec ond year free Frothingham bureau man. agement. The programme is as follows'
 Violin-Conserto, Opus 9 (WieniawskD, Allegro moderate Qirst movement. Con certo No. in D Major CWieniawskp, Zigeunerweisen (Sarasate) Nocturne (Chopin- Sarasate). Concerto Nc. (VieuN- temps); introduction; Adagio reiigiose La Chase Carter; Sonata prelude in E Major (for violin alone) (Bach); Allegro Opus p (wieniawskD; Zephyrs Qdubay).
 Piano-Tocata and Fugue (Bach- Tausig); Etude Opus 25 (No. 9 Chopin; Vailed Oberman Oiszt.
 "Tocata and Fugue, D miner (Bach).
 Ballad, G minor (Chopin).
 "Chromatic Fantasia" Bach-BusonD.
 Ballad, opus 4 Chopin,
 "Etude de Concert" (MacDowelD.
 Ballad in G minor opus 23 (Chopir0.
 La Campanella" (Paganini-LisD.
 "Nocturne," opus AS Chopin.
 "Etude de Concert" MacDowelD.
 Voice:
 Fri Tu" from "The Masked Balr' (Verdi).
 Rose of My Heart (Lohr).
 "I Roseris Doft" (Swedeste) (Gustaf).
 Lias Aria from 'L' L'Enfant Prodigue" Debussy)
 (Tschaikowsky).
 "Wiegenlied" (MozarD.
 Aria. "One Fine Day C'Madame But terfly') (PuccinD.
 Hear Ye Israer' ("Elijah') (Mendels- sohn).
 The Brilliant Bird' Gle Perle du Bre- siD tDavd).
 'Dejuis le jour- (Louise) (Charpentier).
 "Chanson Provincale" (Del 'Acqua).
 Kew in Lilac Time (Paul Bliss).
 Mrs Nina A. Perry will entertain at a bridge party on Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Ridgely in honor of Mrs. Sears Steele of Huntington, W. Va, who is the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. W. H. Hulsey.
 Mrs Edmund Armes will entertain her bridge luncheon club tomorrow after noon at 1 o'clock at the Ridgely.
 The marriage of Miss Johnnie Garner and MT. Joseph PentZ took place Satur- day afternoon at the study of the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian church, where the ceremony was performed by the Rev Dr. Broadly, pastor of that church
 Mrs Joseph Walker entertained at luncheon party yesterday at her home at Mountain Terrace in honor of Mrs. Herbert Bonnie of Louisville, Ky, who is the guest of Mrs. Fred Phillips.
 A concert decidedly out of the ordinary