The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-02-25


 Twenty fifth street, Thursday afternoon. l The reception hall and dining room was adorned with the national colors combined with palms, ferns and red and white carnat tions. A splendid programme was arranged which was as follows: Well come" bugle call, by Frank Eastman Martha Washington" by Minnie Merle Martin. Music, ITO a Wild Rose; to l Water Lilly (McDowelD, by Miss Hay l low. There were two contests and the prizes were won by Miss Louise Taylor and Miss Doris Marler Delightful re- treatments were served and Miss Mobley was assisted by her mother, Mrs. Mobley, | in entertaining the young people. There will be a vesper song service held at the Handley Memorial church this afternoon at 4:3o o'clock. The following programme will be rendered: Prelude, Angels Serenade" (Braga), harp, organ and violin. Anthem, Tn Heavenly Love Abiding (StaineD.
 Invoca tion, Rev. J. F. Turner. Duet, Consider the Lilies Gopliff) Violin, Meditation (Thais) (MasseneD, with harp accompaniment. Anthem, "Recessionar' (DeKoven). Solo, alto, 70 Thou Afflicted (Bene- dicD.
 Harp, selected.
 Anthem, "The Day Is Ended" (BartletD, with violin oblgato. Offertory 70 Thou Sublime Evening Star" (Wagner), organ. Solo, soprano, The Cross (Markham). Anthem, Sweet the Moments Dress ler).
 Hymn 274, congrega ton. Benedction.
 Postlude,, Triumphal Marche" CCosta), the choir: Mrs. J. J. Strickland, soprano; Mrs. Irving Bachelor, alto; MT. William Ivie, tenor; MT. Hugh Duncan, baritone Assisted by Mrs. Oliver Chalifoux, harp ist; MT. Oliver Chalifoux, violinist; Mrs Sidney J. Vann, organist and director.
 One of the most delightful meetings of the year of the Junior Music Study club will be held at o'clock Saturday at Cable hall, when the Ensley High School Glee club, all of whom are members of the Junior club, will sing an attractive group 'of songs. Those who heard the Glee club sing at the Jefferson theatre recently know the good work that is done by the club.
 Aside from this the programme of Mischa Elman's concert will be analysed and number of other attractive fea- lures will complete the programme.
 The Junior Music club has done excel lent work in arousing a general musical interest among the young people of the city, and encouraging talented boys and girls to more serious study along all musical lines Members of the senior club are cordially invited to the meet ings
 The pupils of Mrs. Marie Kern Mullen, assisted by Mrs o. l.. Stephenson from the artist class, will give a recital at Star hall Thursday evening at s:15 o'clock. The following programme will be rendered:
 Duct 70 Vert Thou in the Cauld Blast (Mendelssohn), Mines Hall, Ma son.
 When Love Doth Fade (Mills); Lace" Lester), Mrs. G. B. King.
 When Love Is Done' (McLean); Requiem" GIomer, MT. Eugene Crow ther.
 "who Is Sylvia" (schuberp; The Heart of Her (Cadman). Mrs. Tom Johnston. "I'll Blow You a Kiss (McQuesten); "The Heart of You (Smonds), Miss Sa-
 ''Ecstaey'' (Beach); "The Elfman'' CWells). Mrs. Warren Woodward
 Good Day, Suzon" (Thome); "Cupid's Wings" QIammond) Mrs. Rich, Warner
 Heart Sorrow (Smith), Miss Ruby Jasperson.
 "One Fine Day" "Madama Butterfly" PuccnD, Mrs. r.. w. Hall.
 "Knowest Thou That Fair Land" "Mignon'' (Thomas), Mrs. J M. Mason
 "Parla" (SpeaE). waltz song, (Arditi); "Mondnacht" (moonlighD (Schumann); "In the Time of Roses" Reichardt) Mrs o. l.. Stephenson.
 Trio: Protect Us Through the Coming Night (Nicolao), Mines. Stephenson. Ma son, Mir OHare
 Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock the Red Cross chapter will hold an impor- tant meeting in the directors room of the Chamber of Commerce, and all mem bers are urged to attend Mir Richard w Massey. the newly elected president will preside, and all committees are ex- pected to report Mrs. w I. Grubb and Mrs. S. M Adler, publicity chairman, will speak of their success in securing the hearty cooperation of the merchants and moving picture theatres. Mrs. T.. D. Parke, Mrs. w. S. Lowell Mrs. Charles Whelan will report progress of classes in first aid under instruction of Dr. w. S. Rountree, United States medical reserve corps and home nursing by Miss l.. IT. Denny Mrs. F. B. Winslow, chair man of membership committee. will give a report in full of all new members en- rolled in 1917. Mrs. J. A. Rountree, sec retary will render financial statement of office. and explain work being re- quested of the chapter by national head quarters at Washington. A box recently