The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-26


 Iris. Ceres. Juno, splrits-cecil Rich, l Neppie Nell Camp Elizabeth Cahalan.
 Nympths, Keepers.
 Mrs. Pease's family album, which was postponed from last Thursday night, will be given next Thursday night, May 30, at Mrs. John Gunnel's, 1905 Tenth avenue, | south The Illustrations are living pie lures of well known young people in old | time costumes shown as tabeaux. Each | picture has a lengthy description by an excellent elocutionist. A fine quartette | will sing several old-time familiar songs. silver offering Is expected for. St. Andrews church and the public is in- vited.
 The following invitations have been received by friends in the city: The faculty and graduating class of Rollins institute request the honor of your presence at their commencement exer- cises May 31 to June 5, Rollins, Va. Senior class officers of Birmingham: May Flowers Collins, president; Margaret Louise Hall, vice president; Selene Nor we'll Radford, secretary and treasurer; Anna Montgomery Campbell, historian
 Class roll: Anna Montgomery Campbell, May Flowers Collins, Annie Charlotte Darlington, Margaret Louise Hall, Mar garet Pearl Hudson, Lucy Goode Pur- year, Selene Norvell Radford. Academic certificate class: Laura Arfni- I tage, Helen Barksdale, Catharlne Bryan, Louise Clarke, Lora Crump, Julia Gres- ham, Constance Harlan, Florence Lock- hart, Berney Ray Waddell.
 
 The Clio Literary society of the Bir- mingham High school held its last meet ing May 24, and the following officers were elected:
 President, Miss Laura Mel Towers vice president, Miss Witma Piper; secretary, Miss Sarah Ellen Green; treasure, Miss Harrel Brooks.
 Executive committee, Miss Margrette Camoran, Miss Margrette Dewey, Miss Laura Mel Towers.
 Membership committee, Miss Susie Cum ningham, Miss Mary F. Forbes. Miss Hazel Tynes.
 The retiring president, Miss Mary Cam oran, was given the honor of appointing the critic, Miss Margrette Merrill, and as sistant critic, Miss Ruth Gaudin. After the installation of the officers, Miss Mary l Camoran made very interesting talk in behalf of the office she held. 1 Pollock Stephens College of Music com mencement recital: l Programme:
 Chorus, "Maybell and the Flowers" Mendelssohn.
 Lolita, Caprice Espagnol (Chammade). Miss Katherine Davis.
 Soprano solo. 'I Love Thee" (Grieg), Miss Virginia Cheek.
 Violin solo, "Concerto" CBeuch), Miss Regina Heinberg. Meditation Op. 16 (Gottschalk), Miss Irene Dominick.
 Contralto solo, (a) Sapphlc Ode Brahns, (b) Cradle Song (2ies), Miss Helen Nixon.
 Wake Impromptu QdszD, Miss Edith Smith.
 Soprano solo, Nymphs and Fauns (Bem- berg), Mrs. O. D. Atkins (a) To Thee, Evening Star CJiszD, (b) l Pilgrim Chorus (from Tannhauser), Miss 1 Mary Forbes. Duet. Venice (EIarris) Miss Nixon and l MT. OHare.
 Spinning Song Cwagner-Lisz), Miss | Edna Moore.
 Tenor solo, By Silent Hearth" (from Die Meisterranger," Wagner), MT. James OHare.
 Chorus, "Carmena" waltz song (Wil- son).
 Monday, May 27, at S:SO p. m.
 -..e following is the programme of music for the Euterpean concert to be given at the High school; | Cat" DeKoven)-Boy chorus.
 Hail Great Hero, Hall" ("Lohengrin') | (Wagner). Cantata, "King Rene's Daughter, 1 (Smart)-Miss Bessie Cunningham, so- prano; Miss Ida Nunnally, contralto Miss l Buckshaw, alto; chorus Euterpean club "Western Boating Song" (olds); 'The | Chase" (GebeD; The Owl and the Pussy | Cat" DeKoven)-Bo chorus. | Aira from Carmen" (BizeD-Miss Bes- | sic Cunningham. | Violin solo, Concerto No. 1 Op. IS, CDe | Beriot)-Mlss Regina Heinberg.