The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-27
PROGRAMME CONSERVATORY
 OF MUSIC FOR FEBRUARY 7-9

schools will be closed and in order that | the pupils may attend the next historical recitals to be given by Mrs. Edna Gockel- Gussen and assisting artists will take
 place in the afternoons at o'clock at Cable hall one on February and one on February 9.
 l The programmes of these recitals, ar ranged and planned to interest the stu | dent of music, are made up of compost | ticns seldom heard and the standard 1 works by the great composers, also nov elites by the modern composers. 1 The interesting feature of the concert I of February will be the Bach concerto for three pianos, first time played in Birmingham.
 l A perusal of the programmes will show | that the compositions will appeal to the 1 layman as well as the student l The public is cordially invited to att ] tend these concerts without cards. l Following is the programme for Feb 1 ruary [. at o'clock:
 | Early !assieal-Concerto in D minor for three pianos (Bach). First time in l Birmingham.
 Classical-(a) Rondo ala Turca (Mo- zarD; (b) Impromptu in B flat (Schu- | bert.
 l Romantic-(a) Tarantele Chopin; (b) 1 Mazuraka, G sharp minor Chopin: Co Revolutionary Etude Chopin; (d) Noe l turne. F sharp major Chopin: (e) 1 Winter Wind" Etude tChopin); CD
 Rhapsody No. Q-iszD. | Modern-(a) Novelette, (Scharwenka) | (b) Legende lCampbell-T -Tipton); (c) Lul- l labye (IIelen Hopkirk) (d) Allegro CPal- mer).
 l The programme for February g, as fol- lows:
 1 Early Classical-Prelude and Fugue, c
 minor (Bach); written originally for or I gan, transcribed for piano by Liszt and arranged for two pianos by Burmeister. ] C1assical-Minuet in E flat. from l Sonata, op 3l O3eethoyen); arranged for two pianos with variations by Saint I Saens
 l Romantic-(a) Rhapsody in G minor (Brahms); (b) Spinning Song" (Men. delssohn) Co Moonlight" BendeD.
 Modern--(a) Novellette (Scharwenka) (b) Legende (Campbell- -Tipton) Co Lul-
 labye qielen Hopkirk); Cd, Allegro (Pal- l mer).
 MRS. L. K. PLOSSER ANNOUNCES | KNITTING INSTRUCTORS Mrs. l.. K. Plosser. instructor of knit ting for the Red Cross makes the fol lowing announcements of those who vii
 serve as instructors in her department for the week. The department will bt
 open every day from 9:30 in the morning
 to in the afternoon:
 Tuesday, from 9:10 to l o'clock, Mrs A. B Lcveman and Mrs. Ben Meyer will lbe in charge Tn the afternoon Mrs
 L. K Plosser. Wednesday morning. Mrs Hubbard Smith and Mrs. H. K. White
 Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. c. T. De- Shazo and Miss Anna Kaufman. Thurs Iday morning, Mrs E. J. McCrossin and
 Mrs. A I4atady. Thursday afternoon
 Mrs. Aye Friday morning, Mrs Flor lence Jordan and Mrs. A. M. Tardy. Fri day afternoon, Mrs. Sam Adler. Satur- day morning, Mrs. Aye and Mrs, l.. K Plosser In the afternoon. Mrs J. A
 Hulse and Mrs. Ida Spain. 5 ENTERTAINMENTS ANNOUNCED j FOR A BRIDE-ELECT
 Many lovely entertainments will bt N given in honor of Miss Lucille Martin
 whose marriage to Mr. Milton Ewing Simms will he an event of Thursday
 February [ Among them, the Following are announced.
 ,i 'rxs T. Pittnan will be hostess te the bridal party at luncheon Wednes Thursday afternoon, Miss Katie Steen hu.s will entertain at misceilanou: shower and in the evening the grooms , men will be hosts at formal dinne party at the Tutwiler hotel.
 Friday Miss Majoris Gilmore vii