The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-05-21
Miss Bazemore Will Appear in Song
 Recital


 Tutwiler is attracting the interest of great many of Birmingham music lovers. and a large audience will be present to enjoy the program and to encourage this promising young ar tist in the career upon which she is entering. The recital Is a benefit to enable her to take summer course of study under famous teacher, who will hold a five weeks
 master class in Chicago. Although 1t is expected that the sale of tickets will be large enough to furnish the ! funds to meet the expenses of the course of instruction, the success of the undertaking has been assured by the subscription of guarantee fund by number of prominent people of the city. Miss Bazemore for the past two seasons has been one of Mir. Ferdinand Dunhley's most earnest and talented students. and the devel- opment and ever increasing beauty of her voice, as we'll as her constantly growing powers of artistic interpre- tation. have been most favorably commented upon; and the prediction has been made that, with continued effort on her part, she should in time gain prominent place among the contralto singers of the country. Be- SiucB Lle Fdluc Oi the instruction Sne will receive this summer, she will have the benefit of wider experi- ence, and the added prestige of the indorsement which she will undoubt edly receive from the eminent teacher to whom she Is going. In the fall Miss Bazemore will return to Bir- mingham to continue her study with Mr. Dunkley and resume-her duties as contralto soloist at the Church of the Advent
 The program which Miss Bazemore will present tomorrow will be a most diversified one, including one aria in | Frcnch, "Ahl Mon Filss (Meyerbeer), | another aria in Italian, 70 Mio Fernando Donizetti) group of songs by Haydn, Schubert, Schumann and Brahms and concluding with a group by American composers. in cluding a song just published by Marian Coryell, a pupil of Mir Dunk ley's in composition out in Seattle. Wash.
 Additional interest will attach to the recital by the appearance on the program of MT. Brown Bates, bari tone, another most promising pupil of Mir. Dunkley, for whom a future is also being predicted. Those who have heard MT. Bates pronounce his voice one of rare beauty So far, he has had only about seven months instruction. but MT. Dunkley con siders his work sufficiently advanced to assist Miss Bazemore. MT. Bates will sing the aria, 'yision Fair" (Massenet) as his principal selection. GREENBERG-BLITZ WEDDING
 wedding of much interest in Bir- mingham was that of Miss Libbie Greenberg. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Max Greenburg, to Mfr. Abe Leo Blitz of New Orleans. La, which took plIce Tuesday evening at 7:30 at the home of the brides parents.
 The house was beautifully decor ated with quantities of ferns, palms, smilax. pink and white roses, making 1t a verttatle bower of springtime An altar was artistieaily arranged with white back ground and trailing smilax.
 The maid Of honor. Miss Annie Greenberg, sister of the bride, wore orchid georgette with a bouquet of pink roses.
 The bride was charming In a gown of white charmeuse and carried a bouquet of bride roses and valley lilies. Mir. Arnold Jack Seigel served as best man. Rabbi Jacob Rightman
  mony. Little Emanuel Greenberg, nephew of the bride. was ring bear CT and little Goldie Leah, niece of the groom. was dainty in a white crepe | de chine dress, and acted as flower girl.
 Miss Gertrude Fannie Levy sang, | q Love You at Dawning," before the | ceremony. Music was furnished for | the occasion by Eaf Tunkle orches- tra.
 Immediately after the ceremony | there was an informal reception. and at late hour buffet supper l was served for those present. which numbered about 150.
 Mrs. Greenberg. the brides l mother, who was attired in gown | of French blue canton crepe, was as- sisted in receiving by her sisters. | Mrs. P. Jaffe, Mrs. D. German and | Mrs E. Greenberg.; Mrs. Charles l.. | Wolfe and Mrs Jacob Rabionwitz of | New Orleans. sister of the groom. The brides table was centered | with a large white cake, embossed | with white flowers, encircled with | vases containing freezia and sweet peas.
 Alter wedding trip MT. and Mrs. | Blitz will be at home with the brides |
  SHOWER FOR BRIDE-ELECT Mrs. !. W. Black and Mrs. Harry | Saunders were hostesses yesterday | afternoon at miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Maude Hardy, | bride -elect of early June.
 The decorations were in green ana yellow, with radiant yellow lights and quantities of spring flowers Punch was served to the guests as they entered by Mrs. John Black Jr.. and Mrs. Irwin c. Kinney. An interesting program was en- loved Miss Eloise Kinney sang group of songs and Miss Eugenia Wilkinson furnished a violin solo Miss Christine Rogers and Miss Mil dred Tarrant gave readings. The bride was attractive in oaoreette evening dress with silver lace trimmings and corsage of pink roses. The lovely presents were brought into the living room by Zoe Reed Saunders and Mary Reed. attired as | fairies who were driven by Master John Black, representing Cupid Eighty friends enjoyed this charm ing occasion. pARREIsr SCHOOL PLAY A play will be given on Friday evening by the pupils of Barrett school under the auspices of the Bar rett School Improvement association, and directed by Mrs. H. F. Whitesides and Mrs. L. c. Smith, in the auditor ium of Howard college. There VIII I n. l