The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-08-11

| O. | be announced.
 l In bespeaking the cooperation of the Birmingham public in this membership | drive, the Music Study club feels that IL | is asking no more than is to be expected 1 in order that it may make effective the | most telling war work. In addlton 10 | the fact that it's members enjoy series 1 of concerts, of great merit, and it's regu- lar meetings of pleasure and profit, they are also contributing to that work which
 makes glad the heart of man and floods the soul with beauty and joy-for such IS music.
 List of officers and standing commit tees:
 Mrs. c. J. Sharpe, president; Mrs George Houston Davis, first vice presi- dent; Mrs. Victor Hanson, secretary and vice president; Mrs. Laura J. Dav1ds, third vice president; Mrs. J. M. Mason, corresponding secretary; Miss Emma Mo- Carthy, recording secretary; Mrs. Max Fies chairman library committee; Mir B. B. Burton box office secretary treas.
 urer; Mrs. J.. D. McGill. treasurer. Social Committee-Mrs. Victor Hanson, chairrnan Mrs. Mitchell Williamson. Mrs. John Builder and Mrs. William Jordan. Library Committee-Mrs. Max Fies. chairman; Mrs. Chalifoux. Mrs. D. C.
 Bayley and Mrs. J. c. Carmichael ' A1LTulSllC-NTS. Mrs. c. H. Steele, Miss Abbey Murphey
 and Mrs Hale Tarrant Community and Sacred Music-Mrs. O. L. Stephenson, chairman; Mrs T. D.
 Parke, Mrs w. D. Smith and Mrs. Ned McDavid.
 Course of Study-Mrs. C. A. Brown. chairman; Mrs. E. T. Rice, Mrs. G. H.
 Davis and Miss Abigail Crawford. Choral and Festival-Mrs. H. H. K
 Jefferson, chairman; Mrs. Herman Rich and Mrs. Ernest Pomeroy. Club Extension-Mrs. W. Grubb.
 charman Mrs. E. l.. Muchmore, Miss
 Elizabeth Jctdon and Mrs. C. c. Terrell Junior Club, Mrs. William Hood. Offi- cers of Junior Music Study club: Local and Exchange Recitals-MrS Robert Newman, chairman; Mrs. Robert Lawrence, Mrs. J. E. Frazier and Mrs James Wilcox.
 Public Schools Music-Miss Lena Kits chairman; Mrs. Donald Conner. Mrs. E. G. Chandler and Miss Margaret Coleman. Publicity Committee-Mrs. Oscar Hund- ley, chairman; Mrs. G. H. Iathem, Mrs
 Mary Gillen, Mrs. Sam Adler, Mrs. c. F. Markell, Miss Ella Polk Hubbert ana
 Mrs. H. Scudder Ryall. Students Contest-Mrs. Paul Earle. chairman; Mrs. Eugene Munger. Mrs. John Chisolm, Miss Adgell Adams, Mrs. 5. J. Vdnn.
 War Chairman-Mrs. c. J. Sharpe, vice chairman; Miss Sara Mallem. Committee-Mrs. Louise Saks, Mrs. Yer
 non Long, Mrs. George Corners, Mrs. Ross Smith and Mrs. Frank Clements.
 DINNER PARTY
 MT. John M. Ballard entertained at dinner Friday evening, complimenting MT. John o. Hamilton, U. s. N, Norfolk, Va, who is visiting his parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Hamilton, on the South High l lands.
 | After dinner number of young people gathered to play progressive rock. The veranda, where the games were played, l was tastefully decorated in United States l flags q Edbunting. An icec curse was served during the evening, carrying out the national color scheme. Those present were Misses Mamie Hamilton, Lynette Bagby, Lorine Love, Marjorie Nelson, Alice Ballard, Mrs. D. w. Norris, Mrs. w. N. McGowen, Messrs John O. Hamilton, U. S. N.; A. H. Hada- | way, Lewis Cox, Walter Harper, Doc Love, John M. Ballard. MARY GILLEN DAY" Birmingham friends as well as friends throughout the south. who know Mary Gillen, will be interested to learn that today will be Mary Gillen Day. in Bes- semer, her home town. at the community sing to be held at 5:3O o'clock at the City