The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-08-12

"The extension work of the Music Study club is going forward most satisfactorily" said the chairman Mrs. w. L. Murdoch. The plans this year have been to divide the city into districts, eight in number, and ap- point captains for each. These captains in turn will have 8 number of lfeutenants under then and the entire city will In this way l be reached with an opportunity to be- l come members of the MuStlc Study 1 club.
 | The slogan which has been adopted | for the year Is Double the Member ship" which, 1t Is hoped. that every l loyal member will help to do.
 The captains of the districts are: No. Mrs. C.. Houston Davis South Highland district. No. 2.-Mrs. J. M. Mason. Mrs. Louis Saks. Mrs. L. K. Steiner. Mrs. E. G. Bruce, Mrs. Mauric Lackey.
 No. 3.-Mrs. Charles J. Caldwell. Jr., Mrs. J. R. McWane. Glen Iris district.
 No. Mrs. J. c. westbrook and a number of helpers. north district. N. 5.-Mrs. Paul Earle, Jr.. west district.
 
 Louis Mckenzie, Ensley.
 No. Mrs. George Duncan. Wood- lawn district with helpers at Avon dale and East Lake.
 No. S.-Miss Sarah Mallan, Miss Emma McCarty, downtown section.
 In each of these districts the cap tains will organize the work, give 10 every member of her committee all the information as to place of con cert. the artists to come, the prices and so on. It Is hoped that every worker will feel 1t matter of prlde to secure a large number or new members as well as the renewals or all the old ones. .
 Active memberships In the MUSIC Study club are now being enrolled. the old list revised and a general re- organization taking place. Active members may belong to three classes musical, choral and executive.
 The membership is now limited 10 200 and from the present out4ooh there will be a long waiting hst'
 The members classified as musl- cal" are those active musicians wlIl- ing to take active part In the 4oca1 concerts presented by four depart ments namely the study department or morning musicales, the raolo sec tion. which presents concerts twlce
 
 company broadcasting station WSY; thA altruistic department, which is one of service, and the actlVe HeHn- bers of the Junior club.
 Through the altruistic department, any church society, girls club. hospl- tai. school, parent-teachers' assocla- tion or gathering of any kind may have music for the asking. The musicians of the club are glad to CO., operate in this way with the needs of the community.
 The choral active members are singers who have reached the stand ard of excellence required py the choral board, and who are enrolled Tn tbe club as members of the chorus.
 Executive active members are those who compose the executive board their committee members ana otheI who work for the advancement ol music in the city, through the etforts of the music club. Checks for old or new mempershil may he sent In now to the MUSIC | Stndv club at it's office, room 3, in the | CahIo Ruilding, ISIS Second avenue or to the treasurer, Mrs. A. J. Greieh' kamn 1643 Twelfth street, south: Int | nrice for all active members IS 9o'-o | for associate members s5.oo, DaeN | the twelfth row, and $''oo loi | first. twelve rows In the orcne' circle and ten rows in the balcony
 The checks which come in Will p' | carefully numbered as to the oloe in which they come, and the sea.. ,.. given to them In this order, rms ,s tbe chairman thinks. the fairest pos | sihle; first come, first served H'ei ally. a write, of what music means to cit5 'N" |