Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-25

Ala"
 The Paul Hayne school entertainment | which was given Wednesday afternoon at o'clock, was attended by an over whelming audience, standing room being at a premium.
 The singing, music, dancing and tab leaux were excellent and were received with enthusiastic bursts of applause Professor Cunningham and his able corps of teachers were eminently successful in their efforts and~the public is indebted to their talent, energy and perseverance for one of the most enjoyable entertainments of the season. the footlightS showed no signs of stage fright, and received the honors shoWered upon them with reserve worthy of emula- ton by older heads
 Encore after encore was called for. bu1 the length of the programme prohibited general response.
 The exclamations "Ahr "Oh!" were many, and the wonder was how could the young folks be so we'll trained in such a short space of time. DigreSSionS may be permissible in re- ferring to one particular number in the series of tableauX. It was the ninth num- ber Sleeping Beauty" asleep and | awake. The beauty, Miss Eloise Jack son, was fit subject for the character assumed, as she is noted among her school fellows for her remarkably fine ap- pearance.
 The prince Master Robert Church, was fitting admrer for beauty in repose." |" ana both the young people were favor ably spoken of by many The living pictures" were seen on this occasion to more satisfactory ef- feet than ever before at O'Brien's Loom- lng up Tn the center of the stage was the massive frame, and in it's vast depths the young people were seen to great ad- vantage by the magniicently arranged ] electrical effects. A strong though pleasing ray of brilliant light was cast upon the inanimate figures, and each ana every lneament was brought out in striking view. The electrical illumi- natlng was appreciated the more be- cause of it's being invisible. nothing be- Ing seen save the reflections from the many lights, This pleasing feature was the work Of MeSsrS. s. M. Hanby & Co., assisted by the Ullman Brothers These gentlemen were the recipients of much favorable comment for their superb work, which was an innovation in ilu- minating in this city. The same firms will do the electrical work for Saturday nights performance
 Another pretty wedding was solemn 1zed in the First Methodist church yes- terday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock Mr. George B. Tarrant and Miss Addell Lew is were the happy pair, attended by Miss Alice Lewissmaid of honor, and Mr. Fe- lix Tarrant, cousin of the groom. and the ushers, Messrs. T. w. Porter, Nathan L. Miller Lee c. Bradley, Felix Blackburn Frank B. Yielding and Claude Williams. The bride was attired in handsome travelling suit, and looked the picture of bridal happiness and beauty. Miss Alice Lewis brought the charm Of her youthful lovelineSS to enhance the occasion. and the beautiful ceremony that united the destinies of two loving hearts was impressively performed by Dr. J. c. Morris.
 Miss Belle Mccoy presided with her usual brilliance at the organ.
 The bridal couple left on the Louisville and Nashville for a short wedding tour so New Orleans,
 Quite delightful little luncheon was that of Mrs. Charles Smith on Tuesday. Although an informal one, the affair was all the more enjoyable. The following guests were present: Misses Sistrunk, Oyerton and Rogan, and Mesdames B. F. Moore, Frank Fowlkes, Joseph smith and Charles Smith.
 The Philhedonian dance for tomorrow night on Red mountain will be delight full one. Owing to indictment weather the former dance was not as we'll attended as this one promises to be.
 
 delightful visitors from Nashville, are spending this week with their cousin, Mrs. l.. A. May. on Highland avenue. Mrs. Frank B. Fowlkes has returned from visit to her sisters in Memphis.
 
 Mrs. Charles Cole will arrive in the city tomorrow and will divide her stay be- tween Mrs. William Leedy and Mrs. Fowlkes
 
 The corner stone of the Woman's build ing in Atlanta has been laid with impos- ing ceremonies. It will be completed by July b. A woman was the architect, a woman IS president of the board and a woman Is chairman of the executive com mittee. There will be a series of con gresses conducted by a woman and alto gether 1t is woman's display, conducted py women and for women
 NOW, what are the public-spirited wom en or Birmingham going to do to assist in the Alabama exhibit? The Paul Havne the Henley and the high school will oon, tribute to the educational exhibit. the Commercial club will use it's every infIu- ence and it only remains for some of our society leaders to take the initiative in this direction to make 1t a grand success.
 Mrs. J. D. Cohen is visiting friends in Montgomery.
 Miss Marks, who has been visiting her sister Mrs. H. H. Snnige, for some time, leaves for her Texas home tomor- row. Miss Marks possesses beauty and mental attractions of the highest order, united with sweetness of character