The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-08
REGINALD DEKO VEN WILL BE ONE OF FEATURES AT BIENNIAL

a Day (tdallett GllDerte); MlnueL, 'Ld Phyllis" cHallett Gilberte); Summer. time" (Stephens), Marie Stapleton Mur. day.
 "Quntette" (Stildman- Kelley). Zoellnel quartet. Mrs. Kelley at the piano.
 'Un be di vedremo" (''Madame Butter fly'D PuccinD, Marie Stapleton Murray.
 The Rose of Avontown, Mrs. II. H. A. Beach.
 Treble Clef and Music Study Club chorus Mrs. Murray, solist; Robert Lawrence, director.
 Presidents Day, Wedn esday, April IS. 1917.
 Mrs. Albert J. Oschsner. presiding.
 9:30 a. m.-Business meeting called to order. Report of credentials commit tee. Reports of state presidents. Re- ports of club presidents.
 D. m.-Luncheon.
 ? D. m.-Illustrated lecture on Amer ican music and the Music club ty Henriette Weber, Chicago. Miss Hoot- erhoff, so1oist.
 3 D. m.-Club discussion
 s D. m.-Concert
 PROGRAMME
 Russian Symphony orchestra. Modest Altschuler, conductor, with Lada, con cert dancer; Louis Kreidler. baritone.
 Part I.
 Symphony "Pathetique" CTschaikow- slSyl. Adagio. Allegro non troppo; Al legro con grazia: Allegro motto vivace; Finale Adagio lamentoso. Fri Tu. from Masked Ball'' tVerdD, Louis Kreid- Ter
 Price concerto nyford). Myra Reed.
 The Toreador from Carmen" (Bi zeD, Louis Kreidler
 Part IT.
 Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 UiszD. Lada.
 Gal Berseuse suite "Nur Initra' Glyinsky); (b) Dance of the Gnomes. Suite "Nur Initra" Qlyinsky), or chestra.
 Shadow Dance (MacDowelD, Lada. Symphonic tableau, Three Palms. toff), orchestra.
 Kamarinskaa (Glinka), Lada.
 (a) Intermezzo Russo Gppolitoff-Tvan- of): (b) Canzonetta (Godard), orchestra. '"The Beautiful Blue Danube (Strauss) Lada.
 Thursday, April 1e, 1917. Publicity Day Mrs David Allen Campbell, presiding. s:3o a. m. Reports of chairmen of de- partment committees.
 10 a. m. Morning musical. at which the following states will be represented: California;: Songs written by Mrs. Will liam .Jamison, Los Angeles.
 Mississippi: "The Legend of the Biloxi Indans." music by Mrs. Grant of Merid- ian. Reading by Dr. Brill of Meridian. Nebraska: Piano Hungarian rhapsodie No Oiszt; Traumerei Richard Strauss); Etude de Concert Edward MacDowelD, Genevive Rose, Lincoln. Oklahoma: Romance. In music Gal Auf- schuwung (Robert Schumann); (b) Nacht- stucke (Robert Schumann). In verse. (a) Apple Blossoms, (W. Wesley Martini, with incidental music of Mendelssohn as originally arranged and presented by Mrs. Jessie Duke Richardson (b) "Old Plantation Days Befo' de Wah." Reader pianist, Mrs. Jessie Duke Richardson. Ohio: (a) Melisande in the Wood (Alna Goetz); (b) My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice, from Samson ct Delila'' Saint Saens); Co II niege (Bemberg); (d) An Open Secret Huntington Woodman), Mrs. Frank A. Seiberling, Akron.
 Tennessee-Prelude c minor CRachmani- noff): etude, Opus No. 9, No. 3 Chopin; "Carillon" (Oldberg) Scherzo B minor (Chopin), Miss Susie DeShazo, Memphis. Irdiana-Songs by Hazel Simmons Reid
 Wisconsin-"Tambou (Raff): "On the Wings of Song" (Mendelssohn Liszt); ; La Campanela," piano, Mrs Quick. Mii- waukee.
 p. m--Luncheon, Lena May MaCauley, toastmistress. There will be IS state ta- bles. the state president acting as hostess to her delegates and visitors from her state. Short talks on live topics by rep resentative people from many states. songs and discussions, will occupy the entire afternoon.
 SIS p. m.-Concert. Russian Symphony orchestra, Modest Altschuler. conductor. Soloists: John Powell. pianist and Kitty Chea ham, diseuse.
 PROGRAMME
 Overture. '1s12' (Tschaikowsky) Hun garian Fantase' Giszt), John Powell. New England Symphony (Stilman- Kei- ley); (a) "Lento Maestoso," Allegro ap- pasionata (b) Larghette misterioso: Co Lento ma non troppo dheme New Eng land Hymn" and variations); (d) Finale, allegro, Edgar Stilman Kelley. conduct ing.
 "Thunderbird Suite" (Cadman); (a) Love Song" (Passing of Nuwana); (b) ''The Dance (Passing of Nuwana).
 ORCHESTRA
 (a) Love Song drom Indian suite') (MacDowelD (b) Banjo Picker from Suite At the Fair'') (PowelD. John Powell
 (a) Songs (to be announced later); (b) Nut Cracker Suite, Kitty Cheatham with orchestra. AY-EDUCATIONAL DAY, Mrs. Eugene Kinney, presiding.
 9:30 a. m.-Business meeting called to order.
 10 a. m.-Reports of chairmen of depart ment committees. Addresses Report of public school music Mrs. Parsons. Ad- dress, MT. Lawrence Erb. Address. Dr. J. H. Phillips. Short programme by chil- dren of the public schools of Birmingham. Chorus from Martin school, Snow