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SHAKESPEARE STUDY CLUB.

The recently organized Shakespeare ciup
held it's first literary meeting with Mrs.
A. J. Dickinson on Friday morning q.
1880 o'clock
The initial paper. a very able and de
lightful treatment of the subject English
Life in Shakespeare Time was read
by Mrs. Richard Fell. What have we to
remember. what have we to forget, before
we IN this age can properly appreciate
the writings of Shakespeare" was an in
formal discussion led by Mrs. Dickinson.
and shakespeare in the Light of His
Contemporaries" by the club, completed
a charming programme.
The personnel of the club is a guarantee
for the work suggested by its name. The
officers are the following Mrs. A. J.
Dickinson presidents Mrs. ]. W. Savage,
vice president; Mrs. Richard Fell secre-
tary and treasurer.
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AT THE SEMINARY.

In response to nvlstations sent out by
Miss Compton and Miss Morton many
friends greeted the seniors of 1898 in the
Birmingham Seminary parlors last Friday
night Thirty lively young girls compose
this years class and a more beautiful, at.
tractive receiving party is seldom seen
than was constituted by them on this oc-
casion. They are representative girls
from the Gulf states and Texas and ideal
hostesses they proved to their guests, the
juniors the teachers, and about 200 gentle
men friends The class eolors, green and
pink were appropriately used. The deco
rations of pink roses and carnations,
ferns and palms added greatly to the at
Effectiveness of the parlors, halls and dim
ing room,
The refreshments consisting of ices,
cakes and candies were also i'm the class
colors. Miss Compton and Miss Morton
are such delightful hostesses that the girls
always catch the spirit.
The seniors of 1905 are: Misses Lucille
Hargrove PRESIDENT Beatrice Childers,
vice president; Lee Ward, poet; Viva
Cooke, historian: Annie Mccoy, prophet;
Aplvey Barclift Ruby Block, Irene Cole,
Lois Cole Jessie Cook, La Verge Cook,
Lisabel Grassland Gena Davis. Idalene
DeShazo, Lillian Delahanty, Edith Griffin,
Mamie Engleman. Mamie Kiefe Sallie
Mccoy, Eula McGlathenY. Laura Oliver,
lillian Peck, Cornelia Perryman Elise
Riggs, Annie Shelton, Olive Shelton. Katie
Walker, Ellen Warnock, Cora Westbrook
and Lizzie Willoughby.
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A MAY DAY FESTIVAL.

One of the most enjoyable affairs of the
past week was the May day festival of
the primary class of the Southside Bap-
fist Sunday school given in their rooms on
Friday afternoon.
The exercises were most entertaining
and instructive to the tots" and the
older people One of the leading features
was the programme arranged by Mrs.
Mooring for her music class II was a
revelation to many to see the ease and
accuracy with which more than twenty
of these children rendered solos, duets and
choruses. 1t Is evident that Birmingham
musical development Is going forward
with equal stride with her material pro-
gress.
Mrs. Mooring and her music classes
under the Burrows system, have in the
last three years become one of Birming-
hams many progressive institutions and
this autumn, when on October | they
move into their new studio, corner of
Sycamore street and Rose avenue, they
will add the delight of ideal surroundings
to the pleasures Of attaining musical pro-
ficency.
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TIE wALkER.cuLloM WEDDING.

The wedding of Miss Mollie Cullom and
Mr.. William Walker, which is TO take
place on May 81 at the South Highland
Presbyterian church will be one of the
brilliant events of the summer. Although
there isn't to be a reception following the
wedding or any affairs given previous to
it, on account of a death recently in Mr.
Walkers family On account of the size
of the church and the large circle OF
friends of both Miss Cullom and Mr.
Walker it will be necessary tie present
the card at the church.
Miss Culloms maids of honor will be her
sister. little Miss Hattie Cullom, and Miss
Martha Enochs of Jackson, Miss. Miss
Hattie Cullom will wear white wash
chiffon with a pink sash and will carry a
basket filled with sweet peas, brides roses
and lilies of the valley. Miss Enochs'
dress will be pink chiffon and she will
carry white brides roses. The brides
maids will wear white wash chiffon trim
med In German vaenciennes lace, and will
wear broad white girdles in streamers
reaching down to the bottom of their
gowns.
The brides maids will carry roses and
lilies of the valley. The brides maids are
Miss Louise Walker, sister of Mr..
Walker Miss Florence Dawson Miss
Jennie Trmbie, Miss Bessie Jemison, Miss
Bevelle Conner and Miss katherine Rid
gely.
The groomsmen are to be Mr. W. NJ.
Drennen, Mr.. Charles McCrery. Mr. VIII
liam Mudd Martin, Mr.. Paul Earle, Mr..
e. Ramsay and DR.. Lewis Morris. The
following will be ushers Dr. William
Long, Mr.. Motion Smith, Mr.. Hines
Peevy, Mr. Henry Seibes Mr.. Nowelle
Cullom and Mr.. Smith Cullom.
Miss Cullom will wear a beautiful white
dress, a veil, and she will carry lilies of
the valley and white sweet peas The best
man viii be Mr.. Porter Walker. brother
of the groom
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MONTGOMER BY.

Montgomery. May 13.--(Speeial. l-The
residents of Montgomery are beginning
TO get the full benei.t of the two parks
near the city. especially in the warm
evenings going out on the cars in great
numbers at nigltfall to Pickett Springs or
Electric park for an hour or more or
Just for the ride out and back. The first
sham battle of the season occurred at
Electric park on Tuesday evening when
not only society FOLKS but 'all sorts and
conditions of men" fiocked out to the
grounds which are well provided with the
usual devices for entertaining a crowd.
;" he Montgomery Greys gave an alfresco
german at Pickett Springs on Friday
evening when Capt. Shepherd Roberts led
wish Miss Allie Willis of Pensacola. and
the chaperons We're Mr.. and Mrs. T. ].
Roberts and Mr.. and Mrs A. S. Knowles.
he members of the company wore the
white duck trousers with white shirt
waists, and presented pleasant picture
with their partners In summer fabrics to
the invited spectators. One hundred
couples danced.
The Daughters of the Confederacv seem
stimulated to unusual activity by the
talk Of special editions of newspapers to
exploit Confederate history. and to raise
funds for the long talk oe monument to
southern women. Many women from this
city went OF Mobile to the convention
ol lhe state 4. ID. 1. as delegates or as
vifitors. Among them are Miss Tocoa Co.
Fart and Miss S. NJ Chapman; Mrs. ]. A.
Kirkpatrick Mrs. T. J. Hewlett Mrs. L.
q. Dawson. Mrs. r. I. Dexter. Mrs. J.
H. Lakin, Mrs. Frank Taylor. Mrs. NJ. P.
Watt, Mrs NJ. Bethea. Mrs. J. D. Beale.
MRS Albert Taylor Mrs. Ella Brock,
Mrs Frank Stolenwerci<. Mrs. J. M. Car
michael, Mrs. A. r. Thomson. Mrs. Lady
Boiling, Mrs. C. A. Griffith, Mrs. J. Lewis
eooos' Mrs. T. NJ. Owen. Mrs. Frank
Glass and Mrs. J. L. Andrews
fmong other out of town Montgom-
erssns are Mr.. and Mrs. @. c. Manner in
Seuth Carolina with relatives; Mr.. and
Mrs F. A. Flowers with relatives In
Nicksnurg Miss. Mr. Carnot Bell In
Ration. New Mexico: and Mr. and Mrs. N.
j. oshourne with their daughters. Miss
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STATE SOCIAL
HUNTS VlLLE.

Huntsville. Nay 1s-(speeial)-Mrs.
Murphree of Troy, Ala, is visiting Mrs.
a. c. Craven.
Mrs. Vassar L. Allen of Birmingham is
visiting MIR. and Mrs H. s. Bradford.
Judge and Mrs. John B. Tally of Scotts-
boro have been visiting in Huntsville this
week.
Mrs. Lawrence Sheffield of Chattanooga
is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Albert Taylor, Mrs. NJ, G. Brckell
and Miss Kate McCalley have returned
from Mobile where they attended the
convention of the Daughters of the Con-
federaey
Miss Bessie Murphree has returned
from Atlanta. where she spent several
months studying music.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Albertson of Bes-
semer are visiting here.
Mrs. C. @. Beech has returned to
Scottsboro.
Mr. and Mrs. D. p Hilton of Gunters-
Vile are visiting relatives in this city.
Mrs. A. H. Turner, Mrs r. L. O'Neal
and Miss Kate Laberson have returned
from Evansville, Ind.
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Miss Minnie and Misc Ellie Riley gone
to Europe to visit relatives in London
and to travel on the continent.
Among visitors to the city are Mrs. r.
III. Lathrop of Birmingham with her sis
ter Mrs. Craig Smith, Mrs. n. II. Har-
rison of Macon, Miss. with Mrs. Isaac
Devices Miss Ella Wright of Paducah
Ky, with her sister, Mrs. J. .. Lee, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. f. Flowers of Dothan with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Flowers, Mrs. S. NJ
Hubhel of Birmingham with Mr.. and
Mrs Andrew McNee,, Mrs. E. l.. Jones
of Cumberland Md with her mother
Mrs. A. r. Ford, Mrs Isaac Ross of
OTelika with Mr.. and Mrs E. p. Flow
ers, and Miss Allie Willis of Pensacola
Fla, with Miss Annie Lowe.
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Y. w. c. A. HOME.

The home to be opened by the Y w.
c. a. is being furnished rapidly. Already
the furnishings of ten rooms have been
arranged for, yet there are several more
II be fitted up and the associa ton hopes
that any one who can and feels inclined
will assist in the furnishing of the home.
The Womens Exchange has given 800 TO
be used In the home where it is most
needed, and with a few more such liberal
donations the home will soon be in work
ing order. The lunch room in the Watts
building has become too small for the
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-05-14
ALEXANDER STEVENS CHAPTER.

The Alexander Stevens chapter of the
u. d. G. met Thursday at the residence
of Mrs Grant at East Lake. Several
visitors from the Pelham chapter were
present Mrs. c. NJ. Tardy of the Pei
ham chapter read poem on Dixie. and
Mrs. j. w. Hardeman suggested to the
chapter to build a monument to the dead
of Camp Bob Mckinley. Mrs. Adkins, the
president appointed a committee of five,
with Mrs Grant chairman to investigate
the matter.
Old Uncle Christ Douglas, who was
body guard to Mrs. Adkins father. talked
TO the ladies and told some interesting ex-
periences of the war. The ladies' took
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MOBILE.

Mobile. May 10 -(Special)- engage
ment of Miss Carolina Saloa, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. *. p. Wilson. to Mr.
Frederick Harvey Plummer of Petersburg
Va, is announced. The wedding will be
quiet home wedding on the first day
of June. The young couple will reside
in Petersburg.
On Tuesday evening Mrs Gilbert Sermons
Colston. president of the Mobile chapter
L. D. c., received Mt her home the VS.
itors and friends who came to attend the
ninth convention of the T, d. c. The
home was filed with fragrance of mag
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UNITED SOCIETY
Christian Endeavor, Baltimore, Md.
july $40, 1905.

On account of the above occasion the
Southern railway will sell tickets to Bal
timore at the very low rate of $23. 25 for
the round trip, tickets to be sold July 2.
and 4. good returning to leave Baltimore
not later than July Is. 1905 An extension
until August 81. may be obtained by de-
posting ticket with joint agent. and pay
ing a fee of 81.
Further information and sleeping car
reservation may be obtained by calling
on ]. N. Harrison, district passenger agent
Birmingham, Ala Morris hotel building.
5-6-td
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OPELIKA.

Opelila, May 13.-(Speeial.)-A a
visit with Miss Lulu Fchols of this city
Miss Addie Mae Martin left Moday for
her home in Columbus
Mr.. and Mrs. Vinson of Hamilton, Ga.
are visiting Mrs. Wilson'S parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Crawley
Miss Bessie Collier of oakman, Ala, is
visiting her mother Mrs. Beele Collier.
Carl Barnes and wife of Atlanta re-
turned on Monday to their home after
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Miss Stafford. who is the general secre-
tary Of the Y w. c. a. will conduct the
services at / o'clock Miss Stafford comes
to Birmingham every few months and Is
one of the most earnest workers in the
association and inspires interest wherever
she goes She is especially DESTROYS that
as many members will attend today Is
possible as the programme is a particu-
larry interesting one.
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CHATTANOOGA.

Chattanooga May 3.-(special) -Miss
Ida Gillmer of Atlanta is visiting friends
in the city.
Mrs Ross Faxon will visit Mrs. w. j.
Oliver in Knoxville this week.
Miss Lucille Clifton of Admission is visit
ing relatives here.
Miss Florence Hub of Marion is a
guest of Chattanooga friends.
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.

The Bridge Whist cub meets with Mrs.
Richard Randolph tomorrow
Mrs. z. L. Nabers' card party will be
given on Wednesday afternoon.
The Thursday Card club ill meet with
Mrs. Willard Wilson Thursday.
Miss Carrie Cobbs will give luncheon
Thursday complimentary TO Miss Somer-
Vile.
The musicale to be given at the resi-
dence of Mrs. w. b. CatchinGs, 11ol
Eleventh avenue, South, on Tuesday even
ing at $50 O'Clock will be for the choir
fund of st. Andrews cnrrch to purchase
vettments, hyr.nals and music for the
quartette.
The programme will be very attractive
and several of Brminghams best musl-
clans will take part.
Mrs. Percy Nixon is in opelka the
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. c.
Peterson
Mrs. vassar Allen is visiting relatives
in Huntsville
Mrs. r. D. Johnston !. in Washington,
The Episcopal church of Woodlawn,
gave their annual picnic yesterday at
Avondae park
Mrs T. Drew Massie and baby of Mar
shallvlle, Ga, are on a visit to the par
ents of Mrs Massie, Ffr. and Mrs. ]. W
Billings.
Mr.. C. B. Jennings is in Philadelphia
where he was called on account of the
death of his brother.
St Pauls Altar society will meet with
Mrs. J. G. Holsran Tuesday afternoon
at o'clock
Mrs. Beu.La Perry Paqaette of Boston,
Mass. is the guest o; Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Perry.
Mrs. George f. Harrington left yes
terGay for Greenwood, Miss, for a
months visit.
Col William Barrett Ridgely of Wash
in-ton. comptroller OF the currency, will
be one of the out of town visitors to
the walker-Cullom wedding.
Friday afternoon at the Cadmean Circle
Miss Willie NJ Allen was unanimously
elected leader for the coming year.
$50
Mr.. II. NJ. Runyon of New York, who
is prominently connected with the Sea-
board Air Line, is the guest of his sister
Mrs. Felix bremen.
Mrs j. W. Farrior will leave with Mrs.
FAC Smiths party for Europe on June
q on the Hamburg-American line. Mrs
Farrior will remain longer than the
party and viii travel through Scotland
ard Ireland and will return about October
on the Oceanic of the White Star line.
Mr.. Addie Nance o. Greenville. Miss.
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Randolph.
Miss Mabelle Ezell entertained Her
Seven from the Birmingham seminary
with an all-day party at the home of her
sister, Mrs Robert r. Murphy. in Pearl
street West End. Games. music and re-
freshments served 10 make the party an
especially ENJOYABLE affair. A recitation
by Miss Susye Ferguson was enjoyed very
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nolia and crimson rambler and gayly
decorated with Confederate flags. Mrs.
/ Colston was assisted in doing the honors
| b. her guests by Mrs. Woods. the pres
ident of the Alabama division. L. D. c.,
and Miss Sallie Jones' honorary life
president of the Alabama division U. d.
C.. and by the general officers of the
division.
The Bowling club enjoyed delightful
morning at the Country club on Tuesday.
Miss Agnes Belle Goldsby was hostess
and had as her guest Miss Aline Risque
of St. Louis.
Mrs. j. O. Dickens has returned from
Knoxville Hiss Caroline George stopped
In Selma. where she will be the guest of
Misses Gay ard Winston Jones.
Mrs. A. c. Pickens and daughter Miss
Ella Pickens, have returned from Pensa-
cola.
The Do-as-you-please club met Friday
with Mrs. G. A. Hall.
The Five O'clock Bridge Whist club met
with Mrs Willard Kirl1bride Thursday
afternoon.
Misses Emma and T-ottile Burke enter
tanned at cards Friday afternoon
Mr. ] S. Raymond Mr.. William IT.
Monk. Jr. Mr. Walter Horn Mr. r.. J.
ITuck and MI A. r. Clark left for sa-
rannah to ..ttend the rolf match which
took place on Wednesday
Mrs. #. G. Bush If Birmingham is in the
CITY on visit TO Mrs. Charles A. Mohe.
Misses cahrillq and Sallie vanAntroerp
and Mr.. Dan VanAntroerp have gone to
Philadelphia to attend the graduating ex-
ercises of the Philadelphia College of
Pharmay Of which their brother, James,
viii graduate
Mrs William IT. Monk. Jr.. and little
daughter. katherine, is spending two
weeks in Atlanta, the guests of Mrs Joe
Rhodes
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The Highland Book club will meet with
Mrs r. S. Munger at her home at Five
Points on Wednesday morning at 1870
o'clock. Mrs. Munger had expected to
be at Arlington and entertain the club
there in the afternoon but having been
delayed in moving will have the club in
town at the usual hour.
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visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. j. Barnes.
Miss Ada Mills went to West Point last
Saturday.
After visiting relatives in this city Miss
Mary Phillips has returned to her home
in Columbus
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoRERS.

The local union of the Christian En-
deavor will give strawberry festival
in Capitol park Tuesday evening from
to 10 o'clock. The proceeds will go to the
benefit of the delegate fund to the inter
national convention.
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Y. M. c. A.

The annual election of. officers for the
Young Mems Christian association will
take place on Monday evening, MAY
- The usual committee tea will be
turned into a banquet TO the entire mem
bership and contributors. The banquet
will be served in the large gymnasium
room The auxiliary and members of
the different churches will furnish the
REFRESHMENTS
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NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
OF Manufacturers. Atlanta, Ca, May
1918, 1905.

On account of the above occasion the
Southern railway will sell tickets to
Atlanta, Ga, at the very low rate of SIS 25
for the round trip. Tickets will be sold
May IS, and for the morning train of
May 16, good returning until May 20, 1905.
An extension until June Is may be Sc
cured by depositing ticket with joint agent
and paying fee of 30 cents.
For full information call at Southern
railway passenger office, Morris hotel
building, or telephone 617 both phones.
5-6-10t
The hest spring medicine Is Hoods
Sarsaparilla because it purifles the blood
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a MIS-

admission, May 13-{Special)-Miss Har-
riet Clay Peevy of huntsville is the guest
of Mrs. Charles II. Gilbert.
Miss Ella Balcridge Smith of Huntsville
is the guest of Miss Helen Gilbert.
Mrs. Walter Brown and Theodore May
bank are in Atlanta, where they will
attend the musical festival
Miss Blanch Edmond5on will spend this
week In Gadsden
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d. l<lino return
ed last night from a very pleasant visit
of several days In Atlanta.
Mrs. II. A. McCord and daughter ar
rived this week from Chicago to join Mr.
McCord who has been here since Decem-
Der in charge of the car works.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCord are occupying
the handsome Strngfellow residence on
Tyler Hill.
Mrs John Pelham left Monday to visit
her brother, Col. O. l.. Miller of Fort
Sr it'll, Ark. She will be gone several
weeks Judge Pelham accompanied her
and will return in time to hold st. Clair
court.
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GUEST CLUB OFFICERS.

Officers were elected in the Quest club
yesterday afternoon as follows: Mrs.
Henry Hiden, president; Mrs B. f. Tyler,
vice president; Mrs. l.. A. Townley, Sec
rotary; Mrs Frank Snedeeor, treasurer;
Mrs J. T. Harwell director, and Mrs
G. L. Guice, reporter. The club will study
American literature next year.
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number of people who lunch there daily
and the association Is in need of tables
silver and table linen and would be glad
TO receive any of these articles, and If
any. one will let Miss Wheeler, at the
y. W. c A. know if they have any of
these things they will give she will he
glad to send for them.
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SEMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT.

The following invitations have been re-
ceived: The faculty and seniors of Biz
mingham seminary cordially invite you to
attend the annual commencement exer-
cises. May % to June /, 1905, Birmingham,
Ala.
Progromme is as follows:
Art exhibition and reception, Friday,
May 2G $50 to II p. M Junior concert,
Saturday, May p, $50 p. m Bacealau-
reate sermon by Rev. DR. j. w. Stage,
Birmingham, First Baptist church, Sun
day May %, II a. m. Juvenile entertain
men, Monday May 20. S:15 p. m. EXPIRES
sion class entertain Tuesday, May 30, $50
D. m. Annual concert, Wednesday, May
81 $50 p m. Graduating exercises adj
dress by Rev. ]. II. Mccoy. Birmingham.
Thursday, June !, $50 p. m.
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FOR VISITING YOUNG WOMEN.

The Jewish young men of Birmingham
will give a dance at North Birmingham
park tomorrow evening complimentary to
several visiting young women. The young
ladies of the aid society of the Temple
Emanuel will serve the refreshments.
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Mrs. j. A. Matthews announces the
engagement of her daughter Jadie to Mr..
c. y. Johnson. The wedding to occur on
June a.
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HILLMAN HOSPITAL BOARD.

The board of control and board of man
ayers of the Hilman hospital will meet
Wednesday morning at $3.50 at the hos
pital.
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SUMMERS.sTEPHENS.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stephens announce
the engagement of their daughter Eliza
beth to Mr.. James IIightower Summers
of Memphis, Tenn. The wedding to take
place June q.
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HAGEDoRN.KLoTZ.

Mr. and Mrs Simon Klotz announce the
engagement of their daughter Marcelle
to Mr.. Max Hagedorn of West Point, Ga.
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THIS MORNINGS GOSSIP
The HIGHLAND Rook CLUE.

up to collection to assist in sending the
old man to the reunion in Louisville.
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Miss Mabee Ezell entertained ''Her
Seven" from the Birmingham seminary
with an all-day party at the home of her
sister, Mrs Robert f. Murphy. in Pearl
street. West End. Games. music and re-
freshments served 10 make the party an
especially ENJOYABLE affair A recitation
by Miss Susye Ferguson was enjoyed very
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Friday afternoon at the Cadmean Circle
Miss Willie M. Allen was unanimously
elected leader for the coming year.
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Col. William Barrett Ridgely of Wash
in-ton, comptroller OF the currency, will
be one of the out of town visitors to
the Walker-Cullom wedding.
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Mr.. II. NJ. Runyon of New York, who
is prominently connected with the Sea-
board Air Line is the guest of his sister
Mrs. Felix Bremen.
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Mr. Addie Nance o. Greenville, Miss.
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Richart
Randolph.
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Mr. c. b. Jennings Is in Philadelphia,
where he was called on account OF the
dea. h of his brother