Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-28
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fs Rev. & P. West will leave on the Gen I tral train this morning for Talladega, 4 where he will unite in marriage at 3 o'clock this afternoon MT. Mack Porter H and Miss Ballard. MT Porter is one of the prominent young gentlemen of Talladega, and is related to Judge Porter of this city. Miss Ballard is a daugeter of A. W. Ballard. of Talladega. | he friends of this happy young couple are numerous, and wish for them all the happiness that can come to them.
 The Literary Circle of '96 met last night with the Misses Kirkland, of Fountain Heights. A programme consisting of readings, music. etc, was rendered and heartily enjoyed by all At 1O:30 deli cious refreshments were served in g. most elegant manner. The following young L ladies and gentlemen were present; SbMisses Alice, Ethel and Ellie Kirkland, Marion Reid, Lula PhelpsA Ada Scott, Clara Ross, Ada Miles, and Mrs. TOW send; Messrs. J. W Jones, w C. Ren- gel, A. L. Hoyt, J. w. Latimer. The club adjourned to meet next with Mrs w. C. Cunningham, of North Highlands
 
 The following invitation, one of which was received by the State Herald, an 1. nources the graduating exercises of the ! High school class Of '97: 2ll |
 The members of the
 Normal Training Clags of 1897
 invite you to be present a; their
 G,aduisting Exercises
 Wednesday eveEdng, May 5, 1897, at
 o'clock.
 High Sch-3l Building,
 Birmingham, Ala. 1s.l E. HYhe class is a 5 follows:
 Misses Edith Buell. Helen Eugene Lewis Everona Bentley Mckee. Fannie Hamilton Meade, Margaret Branch Don elaor. AilssT Cct;on, Jamie Morton Moore AdGie Linton Norton, Florence Estelle Rumrh, Elizabeth Na:h Johnston. Mary Hammond Shen, Margaret Ware Smith, Bertha Natalie Kosnig, Annie Elizabeth 2 Pegues, Eleanor Woods Castleman.
 The ladics and gentlemen of the Ca,th- ollie temperance sooi5 ties will give an en- tertainment To their flferds, consisting of ciharades ani voical numbers tonight at 7:30 o'clock, at St. Paul's Temperance hall, Third avenue.
 As stated in yesterdays issue a com mittee was appointed by the joint conl- mittees and executive board of the Bir- mngham Carnival society to assist them in making a success of the entertain- ment to be given next month under the direction of Prof Mahler The commit tee sends out the following: To the Women of Birmingham:
 The undersigned desire to enlist the aid of the women of Birmingham in a.. project of interest to the community at large and it is in the name of the city that the request is made. The two carnival celebrations in the city has had have drawn thousands of visitors to Bir- mingham on each occasion and besides furnished enjoyment for all classes of citizens. In order to perpetuate the custom and improve on past efforts tho assistance of the women of Birmng- ham is absolutely necessary. They have done great things whenever they . have put their hands to the plough. The Society of United Charities the Mercy Home, the Billman Hospital, Temple Emanuel Ladies' Aid Society and the Creche are all monuments to boir nd val Society asks them to come to it's assistance and this in a way that will be pleasant to them and their children. Prof Jacob Mahler. whose ability as an entertainer has been proven in this city in the presentation of Bobby Shafto' last year, will give another play, Youth or Old Age" at the opera house on May 2S and 20 for the benefit of the Carnival Society. The request is that the women of Birmingham, who have done well in the past in all they have undertaken, will assist Prof Nah Ter in making this play financial and both. tJ To this end the undersigned. speak f ing for the Carnival Society and in the name of the city at large, asks the wo- men of Birmingham to meet Prof. Nah Ter in the parlors of Turner hall, 2014 Third avenue, next Friday afternoon, April 30, at o'clock when. with their assistance, Prof. Mahler will map out
 
 als for the entertainment. The presence of the ladies with their children will give Prof. Mahler the support necessary to success. The ladies are requested to meet him at the above named time and inaugurate efforts which, with their aid. will result in a magnificent social and artistic event
 F. Y. ANDERSON,
 RUFUS N. RHODES, .47s w. J. MILNER,
 B. STEINER,
 gH J. B. MORSON. ffa ROBERT JEMISON, B. F. RIDDEN,
 J. A. ROUNTREE, E J. MCROSSIN. . OLIVER CHALIFOUX, a4 F w. B. LEEDY. 4-. MORRIS MARK, 1R} c. H. NABB,
 .frf H. H. SINNIGE, -.s Committee.
 Mrs. William N. Raney will entertain tomorrow eve at her hospitable home, s-l.1A