The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-24
By ALICE GRAHAM

The TeSuldF lOTtuA8uuy mcctihS oh the Music Study club will be held on Thursday morning of this week in Cable hall, at Il o'clock. A charming pro- gram has been arranged for this. occa- sion. The subject is tThe Dramatic" and the correlation will be of those most famous men of art, Wagner, Shakespeare and Reubens. Mrs. c. R. Sexton, leader of the study program; will give a paper correlating the music of Wagner, the dramas of Shakespeare and the paintings of Reubens. The H. illustrative musical program will consist of two choruses by the Treble Clef club from Wagner's operas; "Elsa's s Dream" soprano solo, from Lohengrin, to be sung by Miss Marion Stavrosky 1; the Swan Song" tenor solo, from To- hengrin, sung by MT. J. R. Mcguire. and a two-piano (eight hands) arrange ment of the Perlude to Lohengrin, to be played by Misses Elizabeth Gussen, Della Dryer, Celeste Poole and Kate Smith. +
 Juvenile Sections To Present Program
 March 15
 Mrs. J. W. King, general chairman of the juvenile department of the Music Study club, and the local chairman, of the juvenile chapters,,ar are making plans for musicale entitled "In Days of Yore," to be given March 10, at Cable hall The following committees have been appointed Mrs. A. J. Grefen- Ramp. general chairman; tickets. Mrs. W. w. Wharton; stage, Mrs. H. R. Wiselogle; director of chorus, Mrs. Grady Miller; publicity, Mrs. H. D. Lacey, accompanist, Mrs. D. G. Ewing. Junior Club To Entertain On March 1
 The Junior Music club is arranging most attractive program for Saturday afternoon, March l, when they will en- certain both the Senior Music Study club and the juvenile sections. The program will be given at Cable hall at 3 o'clock. The entertainment will consist of a series of beautiful tableaux from prominent operas, formed by the charming girls of the junior club. Mrs. Charles A. Brown and Mrs. J. w. King have the entertainment in charge, and their names are sufficient guarantee that the juniors will appear at their best. The program follows:
 Musical Tableaux
 Readers: Carmelite Jackson, Lillian Williams Operates Victrola.)
 'Cosi Fan Tutti" (Mozart), Eliza beth Stone, Joyce Lyon.
 "Elizabeth's Prayer" Tannhauser, (Wagner), Anne Greene.
 Marguerite" Faust (Gonoud), Mil dred Mims.
 "Canio," II Pagliacci, (Leoncavallo), :, Roy Wood.
 Carmen gypsy song, (Bizet), syl- Elsa" Lorengrin, (Kagner), Nau- fleet Suddeth.
 Gerald" Lakme, (Delibes), Withers Lockhart.
 .NIusetta,". Lat Boheme (Puccini) Evalee Summers.
 Doll" Tales of Hoffman (Offen- bach), Emily Carle.
 Madame Butterfly (Puceini), Elizabeth Smith.
 "Star-Spangled Banner (Key). Dor othy Davis, Withers Lockhart, Thomas Allen.
 The Musical Courier tells of a music dealer who recently received an order slip callings for Joe Pants Knock Turns" How many members of the Music Study club could translate this, as did the music dealer. to mean ''Chopin's Nocturnes?'' The story is true, for it is vouched for. Tt must have been a pressing order, somebody exclaimed.
 Mrs. Carol Wilson Foster will pre- sent her pupils in an organ recital on Friday evening, March g, and extends a cordial invitation to Music Study club members to. attend. The recital will be given inr the music hall of Louie Compton seminary.
 Mrs. Mary Gillen went to Chatta- nooga to attend the performance of the Chicago Civic Opera. While there she was the guest of her friend, Lucy Wes- ton, one of the prominent members of the company. Miss Weston appeared in Chattanooga in the leading role in "The Jewess." For this occasion, Mrs. Mary Gillen occupied a box with Mary Garden. She was closely associated with Lucy Weston several years ago in a lyceum tour.
 Ignatz Friedman In Atlanta
 Ignatz Friedman, who is to appear in Music Study clubs Artist Course, was Birmingham as the next number on the heard recently in Atlanta, and the crit ices of that city are enthusiastic in their praise of this great pianist. He was presented there by the Atlanta Music