The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-06-07

Greene of Montgomery former residents of Tuscaloosa, have returned to their home after a pleasant visit to Mrs. J. Manly Foster.
 Miss Alice Pettus of Selma. is visiting Miss Mary Newell Nabers.
 Miss Carolyn Rowe of Columblana. a member of the class of '03 at the Ala bama Central Female college, is the guest of Miss Jane Foster.
 Miss Susie Phillips of Birmingham, is a visitor to commencement
 Miss Lillie Drennen of Birmingham, has been attending the university com mencement.
 Mrs. Robert w Horn of Mobile is visiting her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Nelson on Eighth street.
 Miss Edwina Dakin of Port Gibson, Miss, is the attractive guest of Miss Edith Lodge.
 Miss Elizabeth Jemison of Birmingham attended commencement here. She was the guest of her cousin, Miss Annabelle l Pearson.
 Miss Marion Heldt has returned from Gadsden where she has been teaching for 1 the past year.
 Hon. Thomas M Owen of Montgomery, was prominent commencement visitor. MT Owen has attended every commence i ment for the past seventeen years. l Mrs. T. C. Thompson and her charm 1 ing daughter. Miss Bessie May Thonp- son, were guests in the city during com mencement
 Col. James T. Murphy of Marion, at | tended commencement. Col. Murphy was i formerly an instructor in the university. 1 He is now president of the Marion Mill i tary Institute
 Mss Alexina Wilkins of Faunsdale, is the admired visitor of her aunt, Mrs. V. Harry Wilkins.
 Miss Nora Northington of Prattville, is visiting Miss Julia Smith at the univer- sity.
 Congressman John H. Bankhead was distinguished visitor to commencement. Miss Jessie Palfroy of Franklin, La. is visiting her grandmother Mrs Amelia Gorgas at the university. Col A. V. Lee. Sr., of Gadsden, at- tended commencement here. His son, A. " Lee was a member of the senior law department.
 Miss Mary Ware of Birmingham, Is vis- iting Miss Alice Ashley at the university.
 Miss Evie knox of Troy. Is the guest of her sister. Mrs. A. A. Persons at the university.
 Miss Melville .Minge of Faunsdale, Is the guest of Mrs Harry Wilkins.
 Miss Ala King of Birmingham, Is the attractive guest of Mrs. Charles Morris on Greensboro avenue. Miss Hattie May Porter, vocal instruc- tor at the Alabama Central Female col lege, who has been the guest of Mrs Alex Miller since the close of school, has re- turned to her home in Florida. She will resume her position at the college next session.
 Miss Mary Payne Saunders and Miss Roberta Saunders of Chattanooga are visiting the family of Charles N. Max well.
 Miss Mary Alice Williamson has gone to visit relatives in Tennessee.
 Mrs. E. P. Hawkins Miss Lucille Hawk ins and Miss Jennie Hawkins have been visiting the family of Mrs. w. G. Hays lett.
 Earnest Lacey of Jasper, a popular alumnus of the university, attended com meneement here.
 MT. John Mcqueen of Eutaw attended commencement.
 Miss corrie Smith of Montgomery Is wis., iting her brother Holland Smith, at Mrs. l Powers. Mir Smith was a member of the l senior law department this year
 Mir. and Mrs. A. P. Cunningham of Johnson City. Tenn, have been the guests of MT and Mrs. w. G. Hayslett.
 MT Mortimer II. Jordan of Birming- ham has bene attending commencement
 Miss Earl Adams of Birmingham and Miss Irene Cleere, who graduated at the Judson last week. are visiting Miss Jessie Cleere, at Mrs. Bucks
 Miss May Stringfellow. who has been teaching at Anniston for the past year, is visiting her mother. Mrs. Richard c. McCalla.
 Rev c. E. Crenshaw of verbena, a member of the class of '43, one of the old est and most esteemed alumni of the university. attended commencement
 Hon. Alex M. Garber of Talladega was Ia distinguished commencement visitor. l Superintendent of Education Isaac w HILL, accompanied by his wife, attended lcommencement here. MiHs Mcknight of Birmingham was the commencement guest of the family of Dr. William s. Wyman at the university. lA MT. Shaler c. Houser. popular ex-uni- Iyersity man, was a welcomed commence lment visitor.
 Miss Bertha Prowell of Birmingham is the guest of Miss Sadie Hester
 MT. Claude Plowman of Talladega an ex-uniyersty student. attended cont mencement. His brother, T. & Plowman, graduated in law this year.
 Miss Marjorie Catehings of Blrming- ham was an admired commencement vis- ltor.
 Mrs. B. c. Mlnge of Faunsdale Is visit ing her daughter, Mrs. Robert H. Coch- rane
 Miss Dinnie Walker of Camp HilI Is the guest of Mrs. l.. o. Dawson
 Miss Lucy May Donoho is in Birming- ham visiting relatives. l Senator E. w. Pettus of Selma was a distinguished commencement visitor. His grandson, E. w. Pettus, Jr was a mem- Der of the graduating class at the univer- | sty.
 Miss Lucille Thorington has come down from Birmingham and is the guest of Miss Evelyn Searcy
 Mir and Mrs. Bernard A. Wood of Me- ridian are visiting the latter's parents Captain and Mrs A. B. McEachin.
 Miss Lilah McMahon of Livingston. graduate of the University of Alabama. attended commencement.
 Hon. John B. Knox of Anniston was distinguished commencement visitor He delivered the baccalaureate address Wednesday.
 Miss May Simms of Charlotte, S. C., has arrived in the city. She will be the maid of honor at the marriage of Miss Gussie Clarkson to Mir. J. G. Hamilton next Wednesday, which will be a brilliant | event.
 | GADSDEN. Gadsden, June 6-(Special) )-NIiss Sallie | Stevenson of Atlanta, is visiting her l brother. w w Stevenson on Chestnut