The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-23
FRAz|ERS OBSERVE GOLDEN WEDDING Charming Party Given at Glen
 Iris Home MUSIC STUDY CLUB TODAY Meeting Will Be Held at the chalfoux Home This Morning-Weddinss
 and Other News of
 Society.
MUSIC STUDY CLUB TODAY

Society. The reception held last evening by Maj. and Mrs. Franklin M. Frazier 10 signalize the flftieth anniversary of their mar riage-their golden weddng-was de- lghtful event and quite largely attended.
 The broad piazza and spacious rooms of their beautiful Glen Iris home were decorated with trailing vines, roses and sweet peas. The punch bowls on the veranda were fragrant with flowers.
 Mai. and Mrs. Frazer's children and grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas |. Walter and their two little daughters, Miss Agnes and Miss Marion; MT. and Mrs. c. D. Ebersole and their children, Master Louis, Miss Jeanette and Master Claude, all assisted in entertaining the guests, while Mrs. Walters guest, Miss Denny of Nashville, also received. number of beautiful gifts were presented.
 The Frazier family has long been iden- tiled with Birmingham, where Major Frazier has been In business nearly twenty years. Upon his retirement from active work he built a home in Glen lrls where he and his wife have since resided
 Among the guests invited yesterday were: MT. and Mrs. Robert Jemison, MT. and Mrs. William P. G. Harding, MT. and Mrs. Jere Clemmons King, Dr. and Mrs. Harwell MT. and Mrs. Gillespie, Mrs. Armes, Miss Dorothy Armes, Mir. and Mrs Tyler, Mr. and Mrs Morrow, MT. and Mrs. Robert Jemson, Jr, MT. and Mrs George Kerr Armes, Miss Flora Scale of Greenville. MT. and Mrs. Graves, MT. and Mrs. F. N. Cullom and MT. and Mrs W. M. Walker.
 Mrs. John Snow Jemison, Jr., and Mrs Devine of Atlanta, who is visiting Mrs d. Campbell Maben, Jr, will be the guests of honor at reception to be given to- morrow at S3o o'clock by Mrs. Alexander Maben Hobson.
 Miss Whitman of Atlanta, the guest or Miss Elizabeth Jemson, was entertaineo yesterday at a luncheon given by MISS Marie Pinckard at the Country club
 The Music Study club will meet this morning at 10:30 at the residence or Mrs. Oliver Chalifoux. The programme Tor to- day is unusually interesting the Gre gorian chant and all the music of the early Christian churches, from it's origin to it's later and fuller development will be illustrated.
 Every prominent teacher of music in the city is connected with this organization, which is the only one of it's kind in Bir mingham. and there are fifty members in all A full attendance is expected. The marriage of Miss Louise Jackson and MT. Carter West of Uniontown took place yesterday morning at 9:3O o'clock at the home of the brides aunt, Mrs. N. J. Heisted of this city. The Rev. Dr. A. c. Davidson officiated and the ceremony was very quiet and simple, there being but one attendant and no one outside the imme- diate family present.
 Mir. Lee West, brother of the groom acted as best man. On account of re- cent death in the brides family the we'd ding was quietly solemnized. The bride wore travelling suit of cream | panama made Eton style Her hat was of reseda green trimmed in roses. She carried large bouquet of pink carna- | tions
 They left on the early train for Union- town. where they will be entertained sev- eral days by the grooms relatives and friends, after which they will take bridal tour to California Their home will be in Uniontown
 The Free Kindergarten Board will meet in ba rlp of the Morris hotel Important business matters will be discussed and several features for the further improvement of the city kindergartens will be suggested.
 Mrs. Frank O Brien is visiting her daugh- ter, Mrs. Oscar R. Hundley, at Hunts vile.
 Miss Ethel Jones arrived yesterday after a visit of several months in Mobile. She has with her as her guest Miss Olive | Brewer
 Mr. and Mrs. Rufus N. Rhodes, who have been visiting in New York for the past two weeks, have returned to the | clly.
 Mrs B. N. Starks, who has been the guest of Mrs. Michael Clifford for few days, returned yesterday to Nashville. l Dr. and Mrs A. F. Watkins of Jack l son. Miss, who have been in Birmingham for several weeks, will leave today for | their home
 Prof. Thomas Carter of Nashville, who has the chair of Greek theology in Van derbilt university, is in the city.
 Miss Helen Van Hoose will entertain the Little Jokers Thursday afternoon at 1 4 o'clock.
 Professor Feagn, chairman of the state board of educational examinations has returned to Montgomery. 1 MT. and Mrs. W. R. Ellis have as their guest Mrs Robert T. Bush of Gallatin. Tenn.
 Mrs. l.. Sevier and Mrs Ben Moore are visiting Mrs. D. M. Parker in Gin cinnat
 Nice CNinpincham and her nha rr,.