The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-01

| son and Delilah), Csaint-Saens), Mrs. Hill. (a) little Boy Blue" (Nevin); (b) "The Cuckoo" Qehman), Miss Dorothy Lum. 'Elizabeth's Prayer" CTannhauser)' | (Wagner), Mrs. Bullock. (a) "Traume- rei' (Richard-Strauss) Co) "Scherzo' | (E minor). CMendelssohn), Miss Grace Bird Hdlhouse "Flower Song ear mem, CBizeD MT. Oxenham. "knowest Thou the Fair Land" (Mignon) Crhomas) Mrs Isbell (Gadsden). Ave Maria (vlo- lin obligato), (Gounod), Mrs Cummings ''Di tale amor che dirsi' CTrovatore), | (VerdD, Mrs Sutherlin (Gadsden). Lieu Miss Antwine; "Caro Nome" (Rigolette)' Signor' CHuguenots), CNeyerbeer)' Mrs. l Wynings. "Cavatina-O luce di quest Anima" Qucia Di Lammermoorl, (Donl- zettD, Mrs. E. H. Pomeroy. "Prologo ! PagliaccD, Neoncavallo), MT. Leon Cole. l Songs for womens voices: (a) Iwas April' (Nevin; Cb) ''Nocturne" (Brownl soprano obltgato, Mrs. Sutherlin. MISS Lowela Hanlin, accompanist.
 Miss Freddie Scott a talented young artist of Chicago, presented a musical at | Auburn Tuseday evening under the au- spices of the Ladies Aid society Of the i Presbyterian church of Auburn. MISS 1 Scott has recently completed a course in | lyceum work at the Lyceum Arts con- | servatory in Chicago and the audience l was delighted with her pleasing voice l and harp solos. She was ably assisted in the concert by Miss Margaret Scale, a young violinist of Tennessee, and a number of local artists. The following programme was presented 1 Saxaphone quartet, selected. 1 Voice, (a) will O the Wisp;" CD Memory (Sporoso), Miss Freddie Scott
 Piano solo. selected, Miss Gist.
 "Fantasiestuc5' (Adam Hahn), Miss | Freddie Scott.
 Violin, "serenade" Bedla); Miss Mar l garet Scale.
 Piano. Sonata No. IS" (Beethoven), Mrs. Blake.
 Voice. French Songs of the Sixteenth Century Maman dite Moi;'' "Begere l Legere" (Wichnlin), Miss Freddie Scott. Violin solo, Indian Lament" Miss 1 Margaret Scale.
 | Harp and flute, Absent" CMetcalf), Miss Scott and MT. McAdoroy. Saxaphone quartet, selected.
 Voice with harp accompaniment, "Sing l Me to Sleep" (Green); Loves Old Sweet Song" (Molley, Miss Freddie Scott. l Miss Adele Shaw entertained the mem l bers of her primary school yesterday at a picnic at Avondale park and a most delightful day was spent. Yesterday the | closing exercises of the school were held and most interesting and attractive programme was given by the little folks, showing marked ability and splendid training.
 l Among the exclusive courtesies of the week was the elegant buffet supper given | last night by Captain and Mrs. Minn gerode in their home on Queen City ave- nue, the special honor guests including their house visitor, Miss Bradshaw of 1 Birmingham, Miss Nelson of Birmingham, 1 Miss Somerville and Miss Cronmelin of | Montgomery.
 | Iran n Pfrr,, ad this artistic bode into 8 scene of unusual | beauty and delicious menu was fault lessly served buffet style. l Captain and Mrs. Minnegerode are princely hosts, leaving nothing undone | for the happiness of the fortunate guest 1 within the portals of their home and they were particularly fortunate in having as the inspiration of this well planned func- ton four of the loveliest debutantes of | the commencement season.-Tuscaloosa News.
 
 Band No. of the Ladies Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church will give silver musical this evening at S:S0 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Charles E. Kyle, 40 Twenty-first street, north. Those on the programme will be Mrs. D. A. Holmes, Mrs T. l.. Bissell, MT. Owen l Gillespy, MT. Baxter Eastburn, MT. Wy att Heflin and Mrs. G. A. Smith, 1 Miss Betty Gilmore will give a harp recital tomorrow afternoon at a garden party to be given by the Children of Mary society and the pupils of "Our Lady of Sorrows" school on the school | grounds, Avenue F and Fourteenth street The hours are from 3 to o'clock and | tn friends of the young harpist and the school are invited to attend l MT. and Mrs. w. D. Moody entertained I | a buffet supper after the rehearsal for | the Nolen-Moody wedding at the Fifth 1 Avenue Presbyterian church. Among | the guests were Misses Kathleen and l Capitola Moody, Dorothy Lum, Esther Merrell, Lucile Lytle, Edith, Katherine and Lucille Nolen of Alexander City, MT | and Mrs. Charles Hughes, Messrs. W. B. l Nolen, Russell Nolen, Jesse Wright of l Blocton.
 The following invitation has been is- | sued:
 MT and Mrs. Evans Johnson Dunn re- | quest the pleasure of your company at the marriage of their daughter, Fannie Howry, to MT, Martin Mortimer Bald | win, on Thursday, June IA, at o'clock in the evening, 1000 Nineteenth street, south, Birmingham, Ala"
 Mrs. John H. Brown entertained at 7 | noon, complimentng Miss Lillie Holman, woh will be June bride. The party in- cluded Miss Holman, Miss Eva Mae | Jones, Miss Boyd Kayle, Miss Pearl But Ter and Mrs Brown.
 The Southern School of Musical Arts | announces piano recital to be given by | pupils of Miss Lotta A. Belden this even- ing at s:15 o'clock at Cable hall. Miss l Belden is one of Birminghams most tall | ented young musicians and her attractive | programme is as follows:
 Little Boo-Peep' (Albert Locke Nor ris) Mary Wilkerson.
 Gypsy Dance'' (Frederick Williams), | Cornelia Brewster,
 | Francis Brewster.
 Swing Song' (Ziegler). Katherine Howard and Edith Dimick.
 'The Three Blind Mice" Gzern); "rhe l Clouds (Spaulding), Edith Dimick. l (Reinhold), Virginia Knight. son.
 Trio. Waltz" Gehrman), Elizabeth l Gerson, Marion Lyles, Marjorie Alexan- der.
 ITO Wild Rose" (MacDowelD; "valse G Major' RebikoffD. Marjorie Alexander.
 "The Shepherd Boy" (Wilson); "Shep- herds Dance' (Geza Howath), Jessie Laird.
 Waltz" P flat Ourand). Katherine Mason.
 "Tarentela," D minor (Kern), Phyllis Dimck