The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-06-05
SOCIAL EVENTS and FEATURES FOR WOMEN q-nmom
MISS GRAHAM PRESENTS
PUPILS

day evening at o'clock at Gable hall
in the following programme:
Trio, "Tyrolienne" (Streabbog), Marie
and Sarah Kelly Ida Pearl Leslie.
Cuckoo Song" (Mae Aileen Erb),
Pryor Plumlee. Elizabeth George;
Martha Knight, accompanied
airy Fairies" (spaulding), Pryor
Plumlee.
I'm May" Greenwood MARTINI,
Elizabeth George
AT School March" (Streabbog). Mar
garet Adams.
Joyous Peasant" (Robert schu-
MANN, Martha Knight.
1.-The Indian Marie Paldi), -Four
Leaf Glover" (Engelmann), Lillian
winston.
Trio, .Iarche" (Streabbog), Amelia
Brown. Dorothy Northrup Ida Leslie.
June Roses" tSpaulding), Sarah
Kelly
Fairy March" (Gurlitt). 'Mazurka"
(Engelmann), Dorothy Northrup.
Duet, I'll Trovatore'' (Verdi-Gruen-
waldo, Margaret Townes, Lily Ozmer
Friendship" (Tranz Voight), Marie
Kelly
alag Day (Gurlitt), shepherds
Evening Song" (Heins). Emily Mills.
THE Soldiers Song (Sidney Stein
mehl, Margaret Towncs.
AN Autumn Afternoon (Charles
Lindsay, Amelia Brown.
Bobby Shafto" (musicaI sketch),
Janis Thompson, Martha Knight, Doro-
thy Nor.
"sur La Glace Caroline Crawford),
Frances Wade.
"Wehoo," Indian dance Mono
NailD alpine Echoes" (Oesten)
Orrin Winston.
"Idyllio" Theodore Laclx). Lilly
| Ozmer.
Souvenir tDrla), Alva Wade.
| Trio, yellow Jonquils" Uindsay).
Lucille Johnson, Virginia Knight, Helen
Hardie.
'Nocturne, op 9. No. 2" (Chopin),
Helen Hardie.
shower of Stars" paul wachs)
| Virginia Knight.
Musical reading, "Aint You Got
Me?" (Kroeger), Frances Wade.
Hungary" (Koelling). Ida Pearl
Leslie.
Romance" (Richard), Lucille John
son.
Duet, Blush Rose Waltz" (Kroeger),
Amelia Brown, Lily Ozmer.
MRS. RICE PRESENTS PUPILS
The following programme will be
presented at Cable hall tomorrow eve
ming at $3.50 o'clock by the more ad-
vanced pupils of Mrs. e. T. Rice.
The first part of the programme will
be given by Joyce and Gladys Lyon,
the two talented daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Lyon. Gladys Lyon will APP
pear for the first time after a years
study of the violin under Haig GUIDE
man. one of the best teachers of the
Cincinnati Conservatory. Her many
friends have watched her progress
with much interest and are eager to
have the pleasure of hearing her play.
Little Joyce Lyon, though young in
years, has an exceptional talent for
music. and plays the piano with an
unusual musical understanding
Mrs. o. L. Stephenson. Birmingham
very much beloved soprano, will also
sing group of songs on this pro-
| gramme.
The many friends of Mrs Rice and
her pupils, the assisting soloists and
associated teachers, Misses Louise
Heacock and Margaret Proctor, who
will each play group of piano num-
bers on this occasion. are invited to
attend this closing recital. The fol-
lowing is the programmes:
| (a) Mazurka, B Flat Major (Chopin),
OBJ Evening Star (Wagner), Co Etude,
d Minor (Heller), Joyce Lyon
Violin, Gladys Lyon.
(a) To a Water Lily (MacDowelD
tb) In Autumn (MacDowelD. Joyce
Lyon.
Impromptu (Arensky). Blumie shug-
erman.
Etude, Opus 10. No. Chopin, Bes-
sic Whitford
(a) Whims (schumann), OBJ warum
(Schumann), (c) Hungarian (MacDow-
| elD, Parry Blair.
All. Love But Day (Gilberti), Mrs
0. L. Stephenson.
fa) Reverie Nang). (b) Air de Bal
let. Major (Chamlnade), Lucille Har
| per.
(a) Arabesaue (DeBussy). CD Pre-
Jude, Opus %. No. 20 Chopin (c)
Waltz, Opus AZ, A Major (Chopin),
Margaret Proctor
(a) Scherzo (Mendelssohn). (b) Mel
odie (Moskowski), (c) Polonaise,
Major Chopin, Louise Heacock.
WALKER-RO ROGERS WEDDING
Athens, June Especial. IA beau
tiful church wedding was solemnized
at the First Christian church here on
June . which was that OF Miss Ora
Lea Rogers and Mr.. James walker.
Tia cere nony was performed by the
pastor OF the chur-n, the Rev. p. II.
Mears.
! The church was beautifully deco
rated for the occasion with ferns.
roses and potted plants, furnishing a
pleasing effect.
The bride entered with her maid of
honor, Miss Richie Martin. She was
gowned in handsome travelling suit
of blue with a corsage of pink roses.
| The groom was attended by his best
man. Mr.. r. L. Martin. The ushers
were Mr.. James H. Martin. Mr.. Ward
Parham, Mr.. Hawkins Nelson and Mr..
Robert Reyes
A splendid musical programme was
rendered by Mrs. r. l.. Martin, soloist,
assisted by Miss Elizabeth Ross,
pianist.
The bride is one of the most attrac-
tive and accomplished young women
III this part of the state, and Is the
daughter of Mr.. L. l.. Rogers. She
never looked more beautiful than on
this occasion.
The groom is splendid young bust
ness man of this city and has won for
himself hosts of friends.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Walker left for brief
northern tour. Upon their return they
will be at home to their friends on
South Clinton street.
THE TRI DELTA
ALLIANCE MEETING
The Tri Delta Alliance met Satur-
day afternoon with Mrs. Louis II. Spen-
Ger. After a business meeting social