The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-13
POLLOCK STEPHENS
 RECEPTION GIVEN Glass of 1906 Brilliantly Enter
 tained Last Night ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Miss Sadie Mai Wilson and Mir. Thomas M. Allen, Jr., Were Mar
 ried Last Nieht-so-
 cal Notes.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

The reception at the Pollock-Stephens
 institute last night to the class of o6 was brilliant social affair, and the entire building was brilliantly lighted and beau tifully decorated for the occasion.
 There was a light in every window of the school and falls of southern smilax. roses, whole banks of sweet peas ferns and carnations.
 The brick walls of the long gymnasium were completely covered with the green; the chandeliers were twined with green and the school colors. red and white, veined the smilax everywhere.
 The reception held in honor of the Pol lock-Stephens class of 'o6 was a brilliant success. Several hundred guests were present
 The women in the receiving party assist ing Madame Elford were:
 Mrs. T. G. Bush, Mrs. J. G. Moore, Miss Reid Miss Wilcox. Mrs. Hanihan, Mrs. J. A Davidson Mrs Giles Edwards. Miss Anna Williams Mrs. Lewis Minor, Mrs. c. P. Orr, Mss Virginia Hiden Mrs. Walter Beasley Mrs. T. H. Bush. Mrs. Marie Kern Mullen, Miss Agnes Terrell, Mrs. Hubert Scruggs, Miss Sadie Gillespy. Mrs James w Mcqueen, Mrs. J. B. Raul ston, Miss Annie Williams.
 Miss Leon Cosby and Miss Kate Harris presided at the punch bowl which was placed in the dinning room in a cirelet of sweet peas. lees and cakes were served.
 AN-. ..-t..4 .~fFr ava1 the young girl graduates were beautifully gowned, the young girls all in white. They were Miss Odelle Hogan, Miss Ella H. Lewis, Miss Lona Maxwell, Miss Octavia Savage, Miss Pearl Smart Miss Margaret Terrell, Miss Daisy Watkins, Miss Bessie Webb, Miss Margaret Webb, Miss Jessie B. Bonner, Miss Leone Cosby, Miss Louise Driesbach. Miss Naomi Ellis, Miss Flora Emond, Miss Cornela Fulton, Miss Belle Gilbert, Miss Bessie E. Green, Miss Kate Holmes Harris.
 This evening being graduating night, will be the gala occasion of the institute.
 Miss Sadie Mai Wilson and Mir Thomas M Allen, Jr, were married last evening at the First Presbyterian church. The altar was decorated simply with few palms and tall ferns.
 The church was crowded to it's full capacity. large number of out-of-town guests were present.
 Mrs Charles B. Cross. the sister of
 the bride, was matron of honor. The maid of honor was Mss Ruth Wilson. The bridesmaids were Miss Carrie and Miss Rowena Allen of Tampa, Fla, sls- ters of the groom; Miss Mai Hamilton of Jackson, Tenn, and Miss Annie Par ker Beattie of Memphis.
 MT Aliens best man was MT. Jesse Howard Shearer. The ushers were Mir Albert Phelps, MT. Addison Jones, MT.
 John W. Wood and MT. Edward T. Baird.
 Mir and Mrs. James Arnold Pitcher an- nounce the marriage of their daughter
 Carmellte Atty to Mir. Robert Aldridge Gray, Saturday. June 16, at 1922 North Thirteenth avenue. Only the immediate family will be present.
 pr. and Mrs. w P. Kendrick announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Annie Cloud Kendrick, to Mir. Thomas
 S. Sharp, the wedding to take place on
 June 2s. at their home. MT. Sharp is a brother of Mir. C. J. Sharp of this city where he has many friends who will be interested in his approaching marriage. Invitations have been issued by Mrs. James T. Jones of Demopolis, Ala, to | the marriage of her daughter. Miss Julia | nd incpnrnh l June 1e, at o'clock. Miss Jones Is well l known In this city, where her brother, | Dr. Jones. was formerly connected with the Birmingham Dental college. l MT and Mrs. J O. Scruggs have issued I invitations to the marriage of their 1 daughter. Temple. to MT. Woodson Lea
 Ennis. on Wednesday evening. June 20. 1906. at 9 o'clock. Presbyterian church, | Livingston, Ala.
 The annual meeting of the Free Kinder | garten association will be held tomorrow | morning at 10:3o o'clock In the Morris | hotel parlors. Business of importance Is to be transacted, and every member is 1 requested to be present.
 An interesting series of pupils concerts | has been in progress at the Birmingham | Conservatory of Music since Monday af- l ternoon. and will continue. both afternoon and evening, today and tomorrow. The programme yesterday afternoon in- cluded the following pupils: Miss Alice Levi, Miss Margaret Chisholm, Miss l Gladys Allison. Miss Joy Tomlinson. Miss