The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-25

1 explanation of the missionary work. The
 next meeting will be on Monday. March 6, at 4 o'clock at the residence of Mrs.
 Frank Plosser. A full attendance is de- , sired, as there is important business to be transacted
 It will be of interest to the members
 of the Southern club to learn that on
 each Thursday evening beginning with 1 Thursday, there will be a dinner-dance given in the cafe of the club, which has
 recently been refloored and made most
 attractive. The dinner will be served 1 at 7:30 and music will be rendered from is to Il o'clock. Tables may be reserved
 by calling MT. Houston at the club. i
 MT Owen Bartlett of Salt Lake City, who will be one of the contestants at the l biennial next month will be the guest of 1 his aunt, Mrs w. R. Sutley, on Tusca- loosa avenue, and MT. Bartlett Sutley at
 Norwood during his stay in the city. The l Salt Lake Tribune has the following to say of him:
 The biennial convention of musicians, representing the Fifth district, compris- ling California, Oregon, Washington, Ari-
 zona, New Mexico, Montana, Idaho, Wy oming and Utah, was held yesterday aft iernoon at the Ladies Literary club, under the auspices of the music section of the club.
 ! The National Federation of Music clubs 1 is the parent body and there are five divi-
 sions in the United States. with mem bership of 100000.
 'The contests were held in piano. voice
 and violin. Miss Julia Rebell of Tucson,
 Ariz.. was announced the winner in the piano contest. Miss Cora Thorne of
 Sprngvile. Utah, won. in the voice con- test, and Owen Bartlett of Salt Lake City
 was the winner in the violin contest. These winners, with the winners in the
 other four divisions, will attend the na-
 tional contest to be held in Birmingham l in April, where final honors will be
 awarded The winners in the final con-
 test will be given moral and financial
 support by the parent organization in
 pursuing their studies l The Council of Jewish Women will hold
 an open meeting on Wednesday afternoon
 at 3:30 o'clock at Cable hall Mrs. Morris Newfield will act as chairman and Mrs.
 Morris Adler and Mrs Louis Geldes
 will serve as hostesses for the occasion.
 The programme is as follows: 1 Tableaux-"Women of the Bible. 1 Soprano solo, "Miriam's Song of Tri-
 umph" CRubenstein), Mrs. E. G. Chan l dler.
 Tableau, Miriam" Mrs. Philip Oster. | !,
 Miss Jean Adler.
 Tableau, "Rebecca at the We'll" Miss | Adele Fies.
 | Reading, ''Hagar (Colerdge). Miss Ad- Ter
 Tableau. "Hagar and Ishmael," Mrs.
 Louis and Carolyn Schulhoefer. 1 Contrato solo, "Entreat Me Not to
 Leave Thee" Miss Rebecca Bazemore 1 Tableau, Ruth and Naomi" Mrs. Leo
 Loeb and Mrs. Joseph Gerson. 4 Tableau. Ruth" Mrs. Leo Loeb. l Tableau, Hannah. and SamueI' (Par- ker). Miss Adler.
 Tableaux. Hannah Samuel and Eli
 iah," Mrs. Samuel Sterne, MT. Sidney Lazarus Lincoln Newfield Tableaus Infant Samuel" Lincoln- l Newfield.
 l Soprano solo. Hike as the Heart De- sreth." Miss Mildred Kahn. I Tableaux. "Jeptha and His Dauehter" Mir. Julian Schwartz and Miss Mildred Fox.
 Reading, Esther" Jean Baptiste Ra- cine) Miss Adler.
 1 Tableaux "Queen Esther Before King Ahasuerus, Mrs. Leon Gordon. MT. Lag arus, Miss Essie Fies, Miss Ethel Burger 1 America" sung by audience. Ensemble. Liberty" Miss Leona Love man.
 I The following invitation has been re- ceived: Camp Henry D. Clayton, No. 4s2 | Sons of Confederate Veterans, invites you to be present at its ball in honor of Gen George P. Harrison, commander | in-chief of Confederate Veterans. and Gen. Ernest G. Baldwin. commander-in- chief of the Sons of Confederate veter- ans, on Tuesday evening. April 10, q. at 9:SO o'clock at the Southern club" l One of the interesting affairs of the week was the open meeting of the Joy lcrofters, club which was held on Friday afternoon at the Southern club, when
 Mrs. Ira Watson. Mrs. J, F. DeJarnette,
 Mrs. w, N. Hope and Mrs. H, w Taylor