The age-herald., 1900-06-18

The grand march was led by Mir. Frank White, assisted by Miss Marjorie Catch ings of Birmingham. Miss Catchings wore a picturesque gown of blue organdie over pink with trimmings of black velvet rib- bon After the dance, at a late hour the
 Phis invited their guests to the hotel where
 a sumtuous banquet was served, The din-
 ing hall was hung with blue and white and
 the table decorated with flowers and ferns.
 MT. W. B. Bankhead of Huntsville was
 toastmaster and the following toasts and responses were made:
 "Our Alumni" M. H. He1in; response,
 E. W. Faith of Mobile. "Our Visitors" John A Elmore of Mont
 gomery.
 'Phi Girls" Lorenzo Luckie; response, Miss Annie Searey. The guests were: Frank White and Miss Marjorie Catch ings of Birmingham.C F. S. Montgomery and Miss Mary Ken
 nedy. NJ IL Jordan and Miss Abbie Fitch searcy. R. R. Pickering and Miss Kennedy of
 Louisville.
 W. P. Smith and Miss Gertrude Kennedy
 of Louisville
 Joe searcy and Miss Gussie Clarkson. J. L. Meade and Miss Helen Van Hoose
 of Birmingham. C. II. Young and Miss Julia Smith. A. S. Taylor and Miss Jean McCorvey.
 R. NJ. Snow and Miss Ellen Ashley. J. Y. Holloway and Miss Adolpha Reeves of Selma. B. F. Noble and Miss Dora McLester of Birmingham. B. F. Catchngs and Miss Annie Searey. G. D. Johnston and Miss Jack Jolly of Birmingham. Dr. Frank and Miss Ella Leland. C. A. Brown and Miss Margaret Banners of Birmingham J. A. Coleman and Miss Grey Wilkins of
 Nashville. A. A. Walker and Miss Fannie Mings of Lanevile.
 A. P. Tyson and Miss Annie Finn of
 Montgomery.
 w. A. Collier and Miss Mary Moore of Selma. Forney Johnston and Miss Annie Smith
 of Birmingham.
 J. N Holman and Miss Eva James of
 Columbia A'SN of Sheffield.
 mundson of Florence. Russell Minniece and Miss Mae Simmons of Birmingham. Will Moore and Miss Baikie of New Jer- sey.
 J. R. Forman and Miss Mae stockard of
 Columbus, Miss.
 J. H. Pride and Miss Anna Banks of Co.,
 lumbus. J. A Robertson and Miss Mary Louise Green of Columbus. T. J. Hill and Miss Lydia Owen of Co.,
 lumbus. J. L. Davidson and Miss Marie Tinette I Lupton of San Antonia. Taxes. M. H. Screws and Miss Mary Newell Ma bors. Fred G. Stickney and Miss Anna Wilson
 of Eutaw Landon Smith and Miss Jennie Lupton of San Antonio. Lorenzo Luckie and Miss Velma Ensen of Birmingham. J. D. Mcqueen and Miss Clisy of Bir-
 mingham i MT and Mrs. John D. Cochrane. i MT. and Mrs. F. NJ Moody MT. and Mrs. A. C. Cade. Mr. and Mrs E. N c. Snow. MT. and Mrs. w. B. Bankhead MT. and Mrs. Jacob Forney. MT and Mrs w. c. Jemison Mrs. J. J. Mayfeld, Mrs. George A. Seacy, Mrs. B. O. Owen of Columbus, Miss,
 Mrs. Charles G. Brown and Mrs. Hugh Morrow of Birmingham. Dr. and Mrs. James K. Powers enter tained at a reception Thursday night in
 compliment to the faculty, the trustees and
 the advisory committee No invitations
 outside of the guests of honor were issued.
 The parlor and hall were handsomely de- corated for the occasion and refreshments
 were served in the library. Among the commencement visitors are MT and Mrs w. B. Bankhead of Hunts vile, MT. and Mrs. E. w. Faith of Mo- bile Miss Marjorie Catchings of Birmingham is the guest of Miss Alma Gluck. Miss Hollan Harris of Birmingham is visiting Miss Saidee Hester Miss Kate Birch of Montgomery Is with Miss Abbie Fitch Searcy. Mrs. Hugh Morrow, Mrs. Charles G.
 Brown Misses Annie Smith, Eva James of Columbia, Tenn, Margaret Benners and Clisby came from Birmingham to attend
 the Phi dance. They were the guests of
 the McLester Hotel.
 Mrs B. l.. Owen and Miss Lydia Owen of Columbus, Miss, are visitors during com- mencement.
 Miss Elvra Minge of Farmsdale is visit ing her aunt, Mrs. John Little.
 TIME OF ACTION
 From Harper's Weekly.
 The time has come when we should pull ourselves together and see what can be done to redeem our age in the eyes of posterity, or, better, to save posterity from