The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-31

posed the senior class and were gradu-
 ated on this occasion. The programme
 included the Salutatory, by Miss Nan | Gunter; The Class History and Prophecy, | by Miss Elizabeth Nickerson Bibb; The | Valedictory by Miss Mabel Strauss and essays by Miss Pauline Anderson Ellis,
 Miss Jennie Sistrunk, Miss Emmie La
 mor Miss Beulah Mortz, and Miss Jessie
 min Boseman Rice. and music on piano
 and violin by Miss Ray Cadden, and Miss
 Florie and Miss Nellie Haden, while
 bit of fun was added by negro dialect
 recitation by Miss Nellie Clement On Thursday evening the commence
 ment exercises took place at the Mont | gomery theater and the feature of the
 evening was an address by Rev. Edgar lG. Murphy on "The Services of the Edu- | cated Life" At the conclusion of his address, MT. Murphy introduced Dr. Wal
 lace Butterick of New York, who is sec
 retary of the General Education Board. l MT. Butterick made Short talk appropri- I te to the occasion.
 Mrs. J. C. Lee of Montgomery was made vice-president for Alabama of the l Confederate Memorial association when l that body met in convention last week l in New Orleans. Mrs. l. M. P. Ockenden
 was nominated for secretary, but on ac-
 count of pressing literary engagements | declined.
 l On Monday evening number of mem l bers of the Falcon club gave a tally-ho party in compliment to Miss Selma Mes
 sing of Chicago who Is the guest of her l brother Rabbi A. J. Messing. 1 Miss Caroline Tennant of Indian Terri tory is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. ]. c. Lee. Miss Tennant represented Tn- dian Territory at the New Orleans con vention last week. The members of the Woman's Foreign
 Missionary society of the Court Street
 Methodist church celebrated the twen-
 tieth anniversary of the founding of that
 association on Tuesday evening at the
 home of the pastor and his wife, Rev.
 and Mrs. A. J. Rice
 At meeting of the Cradle of the Com federacy chapter held on Tuesday at the home of the president, Mrs. I. K. Jack | sen, it was decided that the chapter would give T reception and card party
 on next Monday at the Beauvoir club. This promises to be very elaborate af- | fair.
 l At a meeting of the Home Mission so- siety of the Court Street Methodist | Church the president, MT. E. G. Adams.
 made an interesting report of the 1 recent meeting of the board of Home Missions held in Atlanta and of the Six | Deaeonesses consecrated there. The first
 to be eonsecrated in the south. | | club for this season was held on Thurs l day. at Mrs. Bennett Griffin'S studio. on | Washington street. This club has been | an important feature in the art life of Montgomery during the past season.
 This was the eighth programme and 1t | included
 Sonata No 1s.. .. ...... Beethoven Mrs. A. J. Olin. | Ich lebe dich. .........................G .Grieg in ha of a Miss Henrietta Fov. Elsa's Bridal Procession. .. Wagner Liszt Mrs. Victor Hanson. | Thy Beaming Eyes. ... .MacDowell l A Memory, .. c. Edna Rosalind Park Mrs. IT. c. Gunnels. Die blauen FruehingsauEen. Ries Miss Juliet Grief On Thursday a reception was given in
 the Sunday school rooms of the Court | Street Methodist church by the members | of the Young Woman's society. At the | four refreshment tables. Mrs. McDuf l Cain Mrs. Charles Teasley. Mrs. Robert stout. Mrs Jesse Adams. and Miss May Ellen presided The guests were received
 by Rev and Mrs. A J. Rice Mrs. Robert | F. Ligon, Mrs. Edward Jones and Miss
 Pauline Hannon, who is the president of | the society.
 Miss Mary Belle Jones, daughter of Mr. | and Mrs. Warren Jones. is a member of 1 the graduating class at Ward Seminary. l Nashville, this year.
 News has heen received here that the | little -year-old son of MT. and Mrs l Samuel Loeb fin Kankakee, Ill, was 1 crowned in a cistern on Thursday. Nil B.
 Loeb was Miss Rosalie Levvstein of
 Montgomery Little Victor is one or | their lovely twins
 Miss Lee Whitfield and Miss Mary Kirk patrick have gone to New York to visit ! MT. and Mrs Jack Cohen. 1 Miss Willie Browning Haralson and Re- becca Pollard are visiting friends in New | Orleans Miss Haralson is the guest of | Miss Clara Boullemet. and Miss Pollard | is with Miss Louise McGhee The Tintagil club met on Friday with Miss Fannie Mathews.
 Miss Emma Randolph has gone to Br- mingham to visit Miss Edna Snow. Mir. and Mrs. Oliver Prince Bartlette
 will soon leave for Jacksonville, where
 MT. Bartlette has accepted the position
 of general agent of the Louisville and ] Nashville railroad This popular young couple will be greatly missed. | Miss Lonise Gautier of Tuskegee is the l guest of Alrs. J, R. Adams.
 Miss Ir3se Narks has returned from a
 r'-'t to N'ss Pir,-rns Tn c-censhoro. | Miss Francis Marks. who has been