The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-05-27
YOUNG LADIES To
HAVE CLASS DAY
Exercises at Birmin CHAM Sem
mary of Unusual Interest
ANNUAL CONCERT TONlGHT
A Feature of This Mornings Pro-
aramme VIII Be the "cluster of
rn1tions''-Friends of the
Class Are Invited.

The annual commencement exercises of
the Birmingham seminary, which are in
progress this week, and which were be-
] gun by the delivery of the pacoaIaureate
address to the graduating class by the
Rev. J. II. Mccoy at the First Methodist
Episcopal church last Sunday morning,
are of unusual interest
Last night a delightful eloeutionary
entertainment was given by the class in
elocution and physical culture. 1t en-
braeed Rotations and physical drills,
with Indian clubs and balls, in each
of which the young ladies taking part
showed great proficiency.
The programme for today will probably
be the most interesting of the week. This
morning at 10 o'clock the class day exer-
cises Will be held at the seminary under
the direction of Miss Julia Bergman "A
Cluster of Carnations will be a feature
of the exercises. This cluster will include
Miss Emmie Abercrombie, Miss Nellie
Sloss Miss Helen Benners, Miss Hester
Tanner, Miss Kate DeBardeleben, Miss
Lizzie Tippens, Miss Sarah Echols, Miss
Nina Travis, Miss Nellie Harris Miss
Vida Waid, Miss Bessie Miller, Miss
Frances Whitfield, Miss Winifred Mich
olas, Miss Hattie Willoughby, Miss Louise
Rosser Miss Jessie Wood, Miss Llala
Shelton, Miss Mamie zuber The Fairy
of knowledge" will be Miss Eula Chill
ders. The class flower is the red carna-
ton, the class colors red and white, and
the motion "Esse guam videri"
The class day officers are as follows:
Mistress of ceremonies, Hiss Eula Chill
ders; poet, Miss Helen Benners; historian,
Miss Vida Waid, and prophet, Miss
Mary Lizzie Tippens.
This mornings programme will be as
follows:
Greeting, Miss Eula Childers.
Poem Miss Helen Benners.
History, Miss Emmie Abercrombie.
Flower circle,
Glass song
Barcarolle, Miss Mary Lizzie Tippens.
The annual concert will take place at
the seminary at s o'clock tonight, under
the direction of Miss Hattie Morton, as
sisted by the teachers, Miss Merkestein,
Miss Marquis and Miss Ehren. The pro-
gramme will be as follows;
Overture "Marionette" ............ Gurlitt
Misses Baton, Shelton, GALLAGHER,
Kiefe with violin accompanimenD.
Vocal solo. when the Birds Go North
Again" $50. 49,. ........ w. Coombs
Miss Ruby Vance.
Piano quartette, Valse Brilliante, OPP.
........ ........s..... STANDARDIZATION
Misses Hood, Enslen, Bowron,
Gentry.
Vocal sclo, Nocturne Denza
Miss Sadie Beard.
Violin solo, GaYotte .......... .Bohm
Miss Myrtis McCarty.
Piano solo, Mazurka .......,.. Echeverrla
Miss Lillian Moore.
Chorus, "Maidens Song Meyer-Helmund
Chorus class.
Piano solo, "Gondoliera" .......... List
Miss Idalene DeShazo.
Violin duet, LA Cnquantaine'
...... ...... ........ 80. Gabriel-Marie
Misses Tynes and Cosby.
| Vocal solo, Daisy Time" ........ Denza
Miss Fern Minor
| Piano solo, (a) Berceuse, OBJ Mazurka
| Piano solo, (a) Berceuse .......... Schytte
OBJ Mazurka ....... Won Wim
| Miss Sadie Beard
| Piano quartette, Fest Polonaise,
| 49,. ...... ...... 49,. Kucken-J Jansen
| Misses McAdory, Huntington, Ware,
| Cartwright.
Vocal solo, And No One Saw 1t All'
tballade) ...... ...... 800. ...... LoeWe
Miss Johnnie Baton.
Piano solo. Polonaise .............. Chopin
Miss Carol Wilson.
Vocal double auartette. adore and
| Be Srlf' ...... ........ ...,.,.. Gounod
Misses Baton. Tippens, Wood
Shelton, Childers, Beard, Wilson,
| Vance.