The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-30
FINE PROGRAMMES FOR SCHOOL FINALS PoIIock-StephenS and Birming- ham Seminary Attractions HIGH SCHOOL EXERCISES Many Personal Notes of Interest In Birmingham's Social WorId-Vis-
 itors to clty-Busy Times
 In Educational Circles.
HIGH SCHOOL EXERCISES

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 The faculty and senior class of Pollock Stephens institute have issued most at tractive invitations for their commence ment exercises which are scheduled for Wednesday evening, June 13. at o'clock.
 The programme is as follows:
 Wednesday. June |, at S:90-Class night.
 Thursday. June !. at S:9o-Expression pupils.
 Friday. June s. at S.ao-K Kindergarten and primary pupils
 Sunday June 10-Baccalaureate sermon pr. J. A. Duncan.
 Monday. June Il, at S:3-Reeltal py
 Tuesday, June 12-Reception from S:So until II o'clock
 "Wednesday. June 13. at S:SO-Commence- ment address, Col T. G. Bush-
 The commencement exercises of the Birmingham Seminary have been in pro- gross since Sunday. Last night musl- sicial recital by the advanced pupils was presented. and this evening. being graduating night" will be quite a bril- liant occasion.
 The pupils of Madame Jacques French classes at Mrs. orr's school gave a little French play a few evenings ago and it proved to be so charming that 1t will be repeated by special request this week. Those taking part will be: e Masters Henry B. Gray. Edwin Rob- erson, William Kettig, Misses Margaret Robertson, Katherine Kay, Katherine Ledbetter. Susie Nabb, Dorothy Lum, Edwin Marks, Helen Jackson.
 The class of 1906 Birmingham High school has issued invitations for the graduating exercises to be held In the High school auditorium on Thursday, June [.
 Mrs l.. N. Bradley has left for a visit to England. but MT. Bradley, choir mas ter at St Mary's will remain in the city during the summer months and will con tinue to receive his music pupils.
 Henry Taylor Staats, at the head of the musical department of Pollock Stephens. will remain in Birmingham all summer and continue his teaching work.
 Colonel and Mrs. R. H. Pearson left Monday night for Hot Springs. Ark. Their little granddaughter. Sarah Rix. the child of Mir. and Mrs. Frederick Northrnp Rix was taken i'll few days ago and died quite suddenly on Monday.
 MT. Keenan Hurst announces the mar riage of his daughter, Margaret Louise and MT. Alexander M. Garber. to take place on Thursday evening. June IA, at Christ church. Bowling Green. Ky.
 Mrs Charles s. Brown will entertain the Pelham chapter of the United Daugh- ters of the Confederacy Friday evening, f11n n1lT hAt-ln sarnan on Fountain Heights.
 Miss Argus Hill has returned from Marion, where she spent commencement week
 Little Miss Anna Ledbetter from Pine Bluff, Ark arrived a few days ago and is visiting Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Harwell at Glen Iris.
 Miss Annie Louise Morriss of Mobile arrived yesterday evening and is the guest of Miss Mattie ]. Falls, 1120 Twenty-third street. north.
 Mrs R. J. Murphy of this city is spend ing the summer with her sister, Mrs. A. P Johnson, at her beautiful country home, "Stonewall." near Atlanta. Ga.
 Captain and Mrs Frank P. O'Brien will
  Loretta Convent in Kentucky to attend the commencement exercises In which their two little adopted daughters par tieipate. and also to visit their daughter. They will not go to Asbury Park until July.
 Miss Bowman is in the city in the in- terest of the National Magazine of Bos- ton for which she is preparing article on Birmingham. it's present features and industries of interest and importance.
 Mrs. Forney Johnston has returned to the city, after several weeks visit to Virginia.
 The Woman's club of Woodlawn held a reception yesterday afternoon in the library hall of the Central school build ing An orchestra furnished the music anu refreshments in white and green were served Miss Myrtle Oldham and