The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-29
ANNUAL CONCERT
 AT SEMINARY

i A brilliant event of the seminary commencement was the annual concert on Friday evening where the depart ments of piano. voice and violin pre- scented q we'll selected programme.
 The large audience showed apprecia- tion of the excellent work by pro- { longed applause. Every number was rendered with an artistic finish rarely found among amateurs Miss Beth Reid gave her piano selec- tions with brilliant technique.
 Miss Kennedy captured her hearers in her song by Schlesman.
 Miss Margaret Lloyd in her violin solo, DeBeriot's concerto, deserves more than passing notice
 The programme closed with beau- tiful orchestral arrangement for seveE violins and two pianos
 Following is the programme:
 La Ba1adine" Gysberg). Misses Reids-Gholston, Lesher, Nicholls. Julia Moore.
 "A Summer Romance (Hastings). Miss Hallie Yandle. (a) "Erotlk" (Grieg), (b) Tn the Woods" (Gade), Miss Beth Reid.
 "Phirs Secret" (Schlesman), Miss Vivian Kennedy.
 Concerto No. g, Allegro. Rondo" (De Beriot). Miss Margaret Lloyd.
 "Chromatic Prelude" (Beeker), Miss Evelyn Merriam.
 ''Oh, That We Two Were Maying" (Nevin), Misses Sims and Kusler.
 "walse From Faust" (Gounod), Misses Penn, Cranford, Mccormack. Wilson.
 (a) Sweet Evening Bells" (Warner). (b) Out in the Sunshine" PinsutD, (c) "The Maypolen (Warner), chorus class.
 sous Bois" (victor staub), Miss Ethel Adkins.
 (a) scotch Lullaby" Geone), (b) "Gnomentanz" (Mengenein), Miss L'Merle Penn
 Lovely Spring" (Coenen), Miss Elizabeth Cranford.
 Prelude, c Sharp Minor" (Rachman- inoff), Miss Pauline Mccormack.
 Bobolink" (Bischoff), Miss Hattie Lee Taylor.
 .Marche Militaire" (Schubert): violins: Misses Lloyd, Brown, Hilton, Wilson. Rule, Mangum, Steel. Herren; plano: Misses Cooper, Moulton, Morris, Jackson.
 BOOK PARTY
 Misses Mary Claud, Erin Fields and Edna Morris were hostesses at Rock party given at their home yesterday. Their guests included Elizabeth John son. Mary Collet Earle, Elizabeth Perry, Margaret Green. Matilda Hood Elizabeth Rushton, Carolyn Cook, Jo- sephine Stevens, Virginia Whilldin, Frances Fries, Marjorie Scruggs, Hul- da McNeill, Louise Moss, Martha Hood. Ann Fowlkes. Evelyn Coffin, Martha Brazeal. Mary Nabb Phillips, Lucille Hassinger. Margaret Thompson. Marie Kelly, Virginia Lipscomb. Virginia White, Sarah Collins, Margaret Lamp kin, Mary Perry, Margaret Tutwilec, Jane Sadler
 MUSIC AT HIGHLANDS
 METHODIST TODAY
 For the morning and evening service today at Highlands Methodist church the quartet choir will render tho fol- lowing interesting programme:
 Morning
 Organ prelude (selected); anthem, "Recessional." Dr. Kovre; offertory. Gracious Spirit, Holy Ghost" (Gou- nod); organ postlude (selected).
 Evening
 Organ prelude, (selected); anthem ''Day is Past and Gone (Shepard); of fertory Hear Me When 'Call' (king Hall); organ postlude. (selected). MRS SIMMONS, LUNCHEON
 Mrs. c. S. Simmons was charming hostess yesterday afternoon at lunch con at the Tutwiler The table was centered with lovely basket of spring flowers and the place cards were in the shape of flowers.
 Mrs. Simmons guests were: Mrs. c. M. Tardy. Mrs. Robert Jones. Mrs. Charles Murray, Mrs, James Hicks and he. guest. Miss Kettle Sibley.