The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-05-29

mencement is also the time for the gath ering of Alabama's most distinguished sons, vast majority of whom received their education from the halls of this rooted institution of learning.
 Mrs. Frank Holt entertained at most cvharm,ng garden party at her attractive home on niversity avenue Tuesday after noon in compliment to Mrs. Henry Mc- Daniel of Demopolis.
 Miss Elizabeth Jemison and Miss Bertha Prowel of Birmingham were hon orees at a charming garden party given by Mrs R. P. Prowell Wednesday after noon at the residence of Mrs. Buck on Broad street.
 At the meeting of the Tuesday Morn ing Card club with Mrs. Edgar B, Kay at her residence on Greensboro avenue the prizes were won by Mrs. Alice Fitts Hill and Mrs. S. F. Alston.
 Miss Lucy McAdory, a popular member of the graduating class at the Tuscaloosa Female college, who received gold medal for the highest average in the col legiate department returned to her home at Jonesboro Thursday morning, accom- panied by her parents. MT. and Mrs. J. J. McAdory, who attended commence ment here.
 Mrs A. c. Cade has as her commence ment visitors her sister. Miss Pauline Welch of Selma, and her cousin, Miss Carrie Morrissette of Newburn.
 Miss Bertha Prowell of Birmingham is visiting Miss Sadie Hester.
 Miss Lucie Martin, who graduated at the Tuscaloosa Female college Wednes- day evening, has returned to her home at Blrmir gEsm. accompanied by her sis ter, Miss Martin, who attended com mencement.
 AL. e M cs--apoor of K,oxvflla form erly Miss Lillian Jones of this city, is visiting her mother. Mrs. c N. Jones.
 Miss Louise McFadden Of Greensboro, is the commencement guest Of Mrs. J. T.. Webb, Jr, who is visiting her mother, Mrs. T. N. Hays.
 Miss Bessie Jemison of Birmingham is to be the commencement visitor of her aunt, Mrs. A. C. Cade.
 Miss Marion Heidt is spending several days at Centervile for her health.
 Miss Annie Finn of Montgomery is at tending the university commencement. She is the guest of her aunt, Mrs Charles Fitts.
 Miss Mary Kirkpatrick of Montgomery ia inc commencement visitor of Mrs. El- len Peter Bryce.
 Miss Lucy Knox of Troy is the guest of her sister Mrs. A. A. Persons at the university.
 The Kettledrum was very charmingly entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs T. c. McCorvey at the university. The programme consisted of the rendition of popular national airs and was an ex- ceedingly clever one. Nodded cream in the cllD colors. purple and white, added much to the pleasure of the occasion,
 Miss Eileen Hunter of Selma Is the ruest of Mrs Norieet Harris
 Miss Caroline George of Mobile is the commencement visitor of Miss Annalee Pitts.
 Miss Marie Jonas of Aberdeen. Miss. is the commencement visitor of Miss Bettie Hays.
 Miss Mary Prince of Mobile is visiting Miss Abbie Fitch Searcy.
 Miss Eula Drennen of Birmingham is inc guest of Mrs Charles Ftts.
 The first social function of the univers- itv commencement was the dance of the Kappa Sigma fraternity at the city hall Eridav evening The dance was skillfully led by MT. Bailey of Birmingham, assist ed by Miss Annaee Fitts of this city There were scores of beautiful gowned vo,ne women from all parts of the state and the occasion was one of great charm.
 Miss Oral Wyatt of Camp Hill. who at tended the Central college commence ment. has returned to her home.
 Miss Hattie Lyle, one of the students at the Tuscaloosa Female college. has retnrned to her home at Meridian, ac- commanded by her commencement visi- tors Miss Crook and Miss Lyle of Me- ridian.
 Misses Helen and Anna Van Hoose of birmingham are the guests of Mrs. E.. N. c. Snow
 Miss Ethel Clifford Of Birmingham is visiting Mrs. Lavelle.
 Miss Kate Cross of Eutaw is visiting Miss Yanita Cribbs.
 Miss Lucy Ledyard of Montgomery is