The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-30

musicians have always CO-Operated in every way possible and the leaders who have charge of the literary part of the program endeavor to develop the literary as well as the musical ' side. "The Correlation of the Arts" | proved so attractive last winter that it will be continued this season. The first correlation will be "The Rustic" using as an illustration. Burns, Mill | let and Grieg. A more delightful treat could not be anticipated. Rev. ] W. R. Hendricks will be the leader. The musical program will be an nounced later.
 Fall Festival.
 The merchants of Birmingham Music Study club when called upon. Some times to advertise the artists, again to take space in programs or even to contribute toward making up deficit, they have never been found wanting. It is with genuine pleas- ure that through the altruistic de- partment the club has offered to fur nish musical programs whenever de- sired during the entire festival Executive Board.
 President, Mrs. E. T. Rice; first vice president, Mrs. George H. Davis; second vice president. Mrs William Hood; third vice president, Miss Emma Mccarthy; recording secre- tary, Mrs. Earl Drennen corre- spending secretary, Miss Emily Will Hams; treasurer. Mrs. A. J. Grefen- l kamp;' librarian, Mrs. V. w. Devil ton; editor, Mrs. c. A, Brown; box office chairman. Mir. R. F, McDavid Advisory Board.
 Mrs. Oliver Chalfoux, Mrs. Richard F. Johnston, Mrs. Victor Hanson, Mrs George Houston Davis, Mrs. Charles J. Sharpe, Mrs. w. J. Adams, Mrs. Sam Adler, Mir. B. B. Burton, MT. H. H. K. Jefferson. MT Henry s. Jones, MT. W. J. Donnelly. Mir. J. J. Gilmore, MT. Sanborn Smith. MT. D. E. McLendon, Mir. Hill Ferguson, Rabbi Morris Newfield, Dr. c. B. Glenn, Dr. w. R. Hendricks.
 Chairmen and Their Committees.
 Altruistic-Mrs. Max Fies, chair man; Mrs. Earl Drennen, Mrs. Milton Fes. Mrs. w. J. Adams.
 Artists COncerts-Mrs Edna Gockel Gussen. chairman Mrs. Sam Adler, Mrs. P. J. Smith.
 Chorus and Festival-Mrs. I. Moor ris, chairman Mrs T. D. Temple, Mrs. J. M. VanYalkenburg, Mrs. M. E. Miller.
 Course of study-Mrs F. L. Hume, chairman; Mrs. Ferdinand Dunkley, Miss Alice Graham Mrs. Hugh Mar tin.
 chairman; Mrs. Fred Fite, Mrs. C. w. Phillips, Mrs. D. G. Ewing.
 Matinee Muslcals-Mrs. E. c. Chandler, chairman; Mrs. Paul Earle, Mrs. oscar Hundley, Mrs. Victor Han
 Printing-Mrs. Horace Hall. chair man. Mrs. D. NJ. Carmichael, Mrs. T. l.. Hobart. Mrs. R. B. Hayes.
 Public School Music-Miss Lowela Hanlin, chairman; Miss Leta Kitts, Miss Abigail Crawford, Miss Sara Dryer. chairman; Mrs. R, c. Woodson, Miss Dorothy Ransom, MT. Sam D. Cowen.
 Sacred Music-Mrs. J. N. Griffin chairman; Mrs. J. R. Humphrey, Mrs J. R. McWane, Mrs. H. J. Cummings
 Radio-Mrs. George C. Harris chairman; Mrs. Frances Hunt. Mrs J. D. Moore, Jr., MT. William Haus- man. ,,-
 Extension-Mrs. W. L. Murdock chairman; Mrs. George H. Davis, Mrs J. M Mason, Miss Margaret Coleman Mrs, Louis Saks.
 EnsieyEMrs. H. J. Kribs. Mrs. c. W Phillips.
 Norwood-Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Wis' Ogle and Mrs Klippelt.
 North Highlands-Mrs.J J. C. West brook.
 2 Inglenook-Mrs. w. P. Blair. West End-Mrs. A. V. Janette. Glen Iris-Mrs. Charles Caldwell.
 Southside-Mrs. Leon Bradley. t Downtow town-AIiss Emma Mccarthy C '. Woodlawn-Mrs. George Duncan . general chairman.
 AVondale-Mrs. Caftee.
 Fountain Heights-Miss Blancl n | Thompson.
 f@ O o o . District Chairman (Junior) 7 EnsIey, Mrs. c. W. Phillips. Fair . field, Mrs. Gordon Patrick. East Lake s Mrs Rosa Bancroft PoweL Inglenook Miss Eppes. North Birmingham, Mis- , Cornelia Perryman. Norwood Mrs } Wiselogle. North Highlands, Mrs.