The age-herald., 1898-05-29
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
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 ter Smith, Wm. P. Ward, Nat L. Mi r, A C. Crowder Paschal Shook, John Means, Erskine Ramsey, T. H. Aldrich, Jr., Cur ry, R. c. Redus, J. H. Barr, Frank Eilis, A. H. Carpenter and MT. and Mrs. Charles o. Locke, MT. and Mrs. E. w. Barrett, pr. and Mrs. Thomas Evins, Mrs. w. r. Wl- Hanson and Mrs. Geo. c. Ball.
 The marriage of Miss Jamie Claiborne, of Florence, and Major l.. P. Fleming, Of Bir- mingham, occurred Wednesday at Florence at the Episcopal church, which was pro- fusely and appropriately decorated for the occasion. The ushers were Messrs. J. B. Norman, Lee Ashcraft, Edgar James and John R. Jones. MT. E. c. Crow was best man. and Rev. MT. Bingham performed the ceremony.
 The bride was attired in a travelling gown Of green cloth, trimmed with blue. Immediately after their marriage Major and Mrs. Fleming left for honeymoon trip to New York. Upon their return they will reside at 511 Fifth avenue, and W Il receive a warm welcome from Birming- ham friends Mrs. Fleming is one of the most popular and accomplished young wo- men of North Alabama, and her husband, Major Fleming, is a prom nent and suc- cessful business and military man.
 The first exercises of the commencement of the Po,lock-Stephens Institute took place yesterday afternoon at Seals hall. Ihe programme was by the elocution ana primary classes, and was divided into three parts The first part consisted of mus c and recitations and was well rendered: The second part was a. "Flower Festvaf by the primary class, in costume.
 The third part was burlesque on Shakespearean characters, and was splen- didly executed. A large audience was in attendance.
 MT. and Mrs. L. A shipman leave this morning for their home at Jacksonviie' Fla Mrs Shpman has spent the past feW weeks with her mother, Mrs. Florence Ar mold, on Sixth avenue, and notwithstanding the fact that she is no longer resident of Birmingham, Mrs. Shipman still retains her strong hold upon the hearts or her many friends in this section. Her brilliant conversational powers, her fascinating wit, and humor and her manifold other accom- plishments and womanly attributes sur- round her always with the affection and admiration of her friends. old and new.
 
 The 'Kid Club" will give an elaborate spatriotic dance' at Lake View next Friday night. The hall will be appropri- ately decorated in the national colors, and the whole occasion will be one which con- forms to the spirit of the times'
 The Annual, published by the senior class of '9S of Potter College, Bowling Green, Ky, contains a fine engraving Of the class in a group. One or US prettleSt faces IS that of Miss Ola Snedecor. of Birmingham. Miss Snedecor, accompanied by her moth- CT, will return to Birmingham June
 
 The "Old Maids convention" under the direction of Mrs. R. H. Pearson, for the benefit of the Church of the Advent. will be held Friday evening. June 3, at the opera house. Miss Lucy Morrow, assisted by two young gentlemen will give de- lightful little drama in one act, after the convention.
 Miss Mary Meyer entertained number of her young friends last evening, compli- mentary to Miss Rosalind Mahler who aill return to her home in few days.
 Miss Blanche Plant, after visit oI sev- eral weeks to her sister Mrs. Emil Levi, returned to her home at Cincinnati yes- ierdsy aft Tn Jon
 Last night at the Morris hotel the friends of MT. T. F. Steele gave an elaborate din- ner in hs honor, previous to his removal to New Orleans to enter upon his new