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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-07

this evening at the Jefferson theatre, will be one of the most enjoyable affairs of the week. The programme will be varied and beautiful and will present an expo sition of music and dancing.
 Scenes from the operas Faust" Ali da," "Pagliana." "Boheme" Martha" :" Tanhauser, Carmen" "Mignon,' and Madam Butterfly will be presented with got geous settings. There will also be an elaborate scene from "Cleopatra's Night" in which Mir, Alvin Belden, a talented and artistic dancer. will interpret the dance music. In the episode selected from "Tanhauser" tte scene at the shrine is shown, with an especially beautiful eff feet. In striking contrast will be the evenings selection from Madam Butter fly" displaying the wealth of cherry blossoms and chrysanthemums in Nipon, The Land of Flowers"
 MT. Benden carries his stage settings, Of his own designs. And those who know of his skill at stage craft are anticipat- ing a great treat.
 Among our younger musicians are a number of beautiful voices which will be heard this evening, and the operatic gems will be presented in a charming asd professional manner
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-07
Edting To Music
RHlN VERYBODY's doing it."
 H. Doing what? Why Eating - to MuSfo '5

to Music.
 Time was when music in the cafes was just a sort of Orgy" Yum tum- tum TLmmy or Notes regardless of the Stom' ach.' but now To and behold, there is no cafe, restaurant, hotel, club or high class rendezvous but that music and scme of the best music, believe me, is moi heard.
 The hotels in New York-the clubs in Boston-the safes in Washington-yes, they all have their orchestras and-well- isn't it wonderful age any way?
 We must have something now left of the old "Wine, Woman and Song" aphor- ism, and Song must do the intoxicating Stunt as Wine has gone forever and day!
 Tn the midst of the Melee of Railroad strikes, food prices going up-up-up; gasoline tumbling all over itself to get to the top notch of prices; bread. the staff of life" doing the same thing causing an aching void in the heart as ~: as in the funny" so tood must he accompanied by well. nothing more, nothing less than-musicl
 Shall we starve? l say we shant; just eat a little music; wash it down with Chopin; Cvntage Gn; steps pussyfooting wEen you arrive home; it's your own fault; you carelessly mixed your tunesi you have had one Nociurns too many.
 Drunk" says Wee Wifey-"Not on your life; That's Verdi on my breath" says Friend Husband"
 You should have stayed for the Val kyre whoop ara gor ,oar dinner out of your syster, savs she ironically.
 Next thing you'll be saying I've got ptomaine" spars Friend Husoand
 There are only sc-'en notes to the scale they couldn't all have been infected" she sneers. q suppose you began with tha littla naolx Prah Vas pd clear down the line to the safe noir- I.iszt"
 Any way. when I began runinating over this Eating to Music" business after a most delightful talk v:ta that most pleas ant of Birminghams musicians, MT. Emile Levy, who has organized and is colducting the very attractive orchestra at the Southern Club among his many other activities I said to myself, says I:
 Particular instruments and dishes and compositions have their particular tastes. The music of the oboe is acrid: like a lemon or persimmon; the flute, pure crystal sugar; the Cello, like excellent coffee; the clarinet. well seasoned grapefruit; the violin. a feverishly in- toxicating like claret and the Saxa- phone Gas it is usually played) like about as stimulating as buttermilk
 So also with the composers; Chopin is like luscious fruit; Gilbert and Sullivan full of prunes; Victor Herbert cracker jack Gndigestible in large quantities. and Bach the very top-notch of the true mu- sical. oat meal
 Now then-wth this preliminary kind friends, let me tell you how MT Levy who has spent sixteen years of his life at the Metropolitan Opera-coaching and of the Moon, Miss Bernice Phillips: Arian, a gypsy girl, Miss Elizabeth Sal ter; Aurora, Miss Earline Shelton.
 It is announced that there will be a full rehearsal tomorrow afternoon at 8
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-07

teaching, and who was the great Ysayes accompanist on the first tour of the Bell gian ,violinst to this country twenty years ago, is combining the two-his or chestral work serving a most delicious musical menu brewed a la Levy.
 T was invited ore day to play for a singer at the Southern Club at the Sat urday luncheon hour,' said MT. Levy in telling me about the organization of his orchestra. now playing at that delightful rendezvous. T made some comments upon the possibilities of good orchestra for the club ana Y a5 promptiy nvlIed Dy two of the officials of the club to dine with them and discuss the matter. The result was that before the meal was over had corraled a few good players. Mir. Memoli and his two sons, MT. Wenburg and I had launched my plans"
 "Of course, those who know me know my predilection for good music-une uest , Mir. Levy continued, "and it was diff cult to please our audiences at the be. ginning because most of our auditorr wanted jazz and rag time I humored them for while, gradually dropping the rag-time and jazz, and interpolttIl,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-07
AN INVITATION
 TO MOTHERS

All mothers are cordially invited to be present at the Woodlawn Methodist Sum- day school Sunday morning, May g. at the regular hour. A programme has been arranged in their honor
 It is hoped that those who have cars will see that some of the disabled IT. others get to church.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-07
COMMENT ON LEACH-MARKS
 UJEnnIAC

The following from the Tuscaloosa News and Times Gazette will be of in- terest to the many friends of both bride and groom in the city:
 Tuscaloosa friends are deeply inter- ested in the marriage of Mrs Kate Perry Marks and Dr. Sydney Leach, which was
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-07
JEFFERSON COUNTY SCHOOL
 IMPROVEMENT CONVENTION

The Jefferson County School Improve ment Convention will be held Saturday morning at the rooms of the Civic Asso- ciation. Mrs. Fl. H. Shell and Miss Sarah Luther will make addresses. Lunch will be served in the dining room of the cafe. During luncheon hour Miss Mary Crabbe will render several musical selections and Mrs. Mary Gillen will give readings.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-07
MOTHER GOOSE PARTY

At the Mother Goose party which will be given at Rhodes Park on Wednes- day afternoon, May 19. by Miss Margaret Coleman's unit of the Young Women's Guild of St. Mary's Church, Miss Eve lima Wilkinson will take the part of Mother Goose.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-07
VISITORS HONORED
 AT LYRIC PARTY

Mir. and Mrs. Bert Ingram gave a box party at the Lyric Tuesday evening in
 honor of their guests, Miss Hlda Glenn Mrs. Armstrong Hill of Sylacauga and Mrs. Annie Laurie Tyson of Montgomery. Other guests present were Dr. T. A. Snow, MT Ben Cheesman and MT Ia mon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-07
MRS. DEBARDELEBEN'S
 LUNCHEON

Mrs. Charles F. DeI3arde'eben woe hostess yesterday at small luncheon party at the Country Club Tn honor of Mrs. Vaughn Bostwick, who is visiting her mother, Mrs. J. w. Tomlinson, at the Tutwiler
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-07

NOTICE TO ALL TRAVELLING MEN. All traVeling men are requested to meet at the Morris Hotel Sunday, May at 1O:3O n. m. and go in a body in southside Baptist Church. as Dr. Dil- lard will preach memorial sermon fOr us.
 w. F. BRIDGES. Chairman.
 ROBERT E. FULTON.
 Vice Chairman.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-07
RECIPROCITY DAY

The following invitation has been is- sued; Reciprocity Day of the American Study Club, May IS, at p. m., at the home of Mrs. Hugh B. Craig, 1517 Pike avenue, Ensley." The speaker will be Mrs. c. J. Sharp.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-07
PI SIG MA PSI
 CLUB INVITATIONS

The following invitations have been is sued: The Pi Sig Mia Psi Club invites a representative of your club and escort to be present at their final meeting at the home of Mrs l.. A. Keene, Friday eve ming, May Ii, 1920 at o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-07
BOYS TO GIVE PARTY

The boys of the intermediate depart ment of the Woodlawn Presbyterian Sun day school will entertain their girl friends and a few others at a party this evening in the parlors of the church.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-07

sang it at the Auditorium on Thursday afternoon. Caruso, of course, will be de- manded; and there's not doubt of the yearning which will be felt for the low avle voice of Rosa Ponselle.
 These two stars, in the roles of Elea- gar. aged Jew, and Rachel, his foster daughter, have established themselves just little more strongly and certainly, if possible, than they were established in New York last fall when the opera was revived there''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-07
DINNER PARTY
 FOR VISITORS

Dr. T. A. Snow was host Wednesday evening at a delightful dinner part at the Tutwler, in honor of Mrs Bert Ingram's guests. Miss Hilda Glenn, Mrs. Arm- str ong Hill of Sylacauga, and Mrs. An nie Laurie Tyson of Montgomery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-07
IMPROMPTU CLUB
 TO ENTERTAIN

The Impromptu Club has issued invita- tions to an open meeting to be held Mon- Gay, May 10, at o'clock In the after
 roon, at the home of Mrs. Jesse Chantz 516 Terrace Boulevard, Inglenook.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-07
SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT
 COMMITTEE MEETING

All chairmen and committees who will take part in the Barrett school entertain ment Of May 27, are asked to- meet at the school next Wednesday morning at 1 o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-07
PIPES O. PAN"

Much interest is felt in the pageant, Pipes O Pan," which will be given on the Munger lawn. The principal parts will be Pan, the gold of the hills and wood Miss Elsie Sparrow; Oak his play nate, Miss Mary Collet Earle: The Lady
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-07
TOM THUMB WEDDING
 AT CHALKVILLE

The School Improvement Association of Center School, at Chalxville, will have a Tom Thumb wedding at New Prospect Baptist Church, Saturday evening, at 8
 o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-07
CALLED MEETING OF FORT
 NIGHTLY SHAKESPEARE CLUB

There will be called meeting of the Fortnghtly Shakespeare Club Tuesday morning at il o'clock at the East Lake Iihraary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-07
ALEX STEPHENS
 CHAPTER TO MEET

The Alexander Stephens Chapter U D. C.. will meet this afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. Victor Randolph.
 Mrs. Randolph and Mrs. H. B. White sides will be hostesses
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-07
JUNIOR MUSIC STUDY

The Spring Festival of the Junior Music Study Club, which will be given
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-07
FIFTEEN YEARS OF bLACK-DRAUGHT. Black Draught Highly Rec commended by lllin ois Man for Liver and Stomach Disorders.
 Used It ~for Eff
 teen Years

Singerton. nL-~For fifteen years i've have used Thedfords Black Draught, and have not as yet found anything that could take It's place. writes MT W. F. Rister. of this town. IT have used 1t for indi igestion a num- lber of times and 1t gives renef," con- ktnues MT. Rtster.
 For sour stomach . heavy. bloated feeling, it iR splendid And when the liver gets torpid. so that when you stoop and raise up suddenly you feel dizzy, a few doses will set you straight. We keep 1t and use for constipa- tion and the above troubles. and find lit most satisfactory. can recom- mend 1t to others and gladly do so. For the number of years I have used Blaok-Draught now. ought to know In its TO years of usefulness, Thed-. fords Hlach-Dreught has relieved khousaads and thousands of persons suffering from the Tesults of . dis brdered liver. And. lflrs MT. Ristsr. many people fed thst. after using Blaok-DrauSht nothing can take it's place. If you haven't tried Biack-Draught, get q package today.
 Newly every druggist keeps it--Adv.
 N A s3
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-07

of the Moon, Miss Bernice Phillips:
 Arian, gypsy girl, Miss Elizabeth Sal ter; Aurora Miss Earline Shelton. It is announced that there will be a fuil rehearsal tomorrow afternoon at 8 o o'clock.
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laturmeOlem % heOattor "6er9us sails
llQeblao."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-30
SiliaIGs-9eoite9 ano fpr Wlei.

- erlorIIt NpHQoporGtnin9, Marching og
ululluoellg Eurnrung | Douglas Gountp,
l&iscoulIn. GeIl9qeuoe G Sernbane i0nlt
Stutspei oo ieperal SGRDeuei. Eeoite Atur=
teoer 4merita. 6ieb az @ierus. Mariners
yauo & Gattle COMPANY, @lobe SuiIbiug,
at. ltQul. Mluu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-30
airm pcfiffertcu furuansles nj ct
uGlbigt acknowledgement.

Zen uuc aiffert paa Nsornt @lI'
ION oil pau @ruu0 al lin Itore Sp@
inmliuasepue iirr anperoeS III 10
toaroiering al ipagtlpIenbc Sinuncl'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-30
0amesmGmo!- Sapoe meoet

o. 9oo So9uln9 eiter Sarne % Hueienz
BONNIE al Staublnoper ltblte Nar pl ooioa
bette Nor raaoe ale ionl tPnter at tlsbe
Norlne euer oiem / Epeu at tomme bio, ou
pt bar NANCE E|ortrIn, lom mango Steocr
lite bar, rentIlg De beoite Stoler o9 port
SauO og Geli99eubeo er uomertet. nor bet
beo'te lOuulg al hiem Aortbiielo oo ops
oprteOe Narme Rice, @ooobue % Gafota
GountDer lt9eleoes andre Steoer / Oiinue=
Nota o9lau Del beolte yano ltortb Tatctd
% Ganaoo. NltiO Ell reoeli9 Gebduoltu9.
:. R%reitegaro, Jtortbilelb, Otinueiota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-30
Peterson & LANDMARK,
Office: First National Bank

enifcs. - Gu net itaubinauiIf
* l,ioe euifes al Mrs. Sroole, 1871
@ooorid Apsuus, ct. Gaul. %eleiou Wtips
mau Sl56. Ger &Prellsr nu9 ulle mooerue
&etpsmmsIi9hsoer. SOB Eer eitsr Aitale.
Rau 0oot pGrs ltptommsr. Nuteu CT MORT.