The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-28
5t. Andrews church. The public is in

St. Andrews church. The public is in Vited.
 The Woodlawn public schools will close their present session with appropriate class exercises next Friday, May 3l At the Central school the Seventh grade and High school classes will give a combined entertainment at 9 o'clock Fri day morning, to which all patrons and friends are cordially invited.
 At this exercise grammar school certi- heates will be delivered to the members of the Seventh grade. who win promo ton. Mayor w. E. Perryman tho chair man Of the Board of Education, will de- liver the certificates.
 Friday evening at o'clock the gradua- ton exercises Of the High school will be held at the Methodist church.
 Mir James Bowron of Birmingham will deliver the commencement address. The Woodlawn public schools have made splendid record in enrolment and attendance this session. About one thous- and students have been enrolled, with an average attendance of about 80 per cent of this number. The teachers have labored diligently in their respective spheres, and have obtained very satsfae- tory results in the work.
 The attendance has held up well toward the close of schools, and very high per cent of the enrolment will be pro- noted
 Before the opening of the next session enlargement of facilities will be necessi- tated by the ever-incfeasing attendance in the schools.
 A play. "The Enchanted Wood" was given last night by the primary a. preparatory classes. The appearance of the little folks always ensures large and interested audience, but this year there was an unusual charm in the quaintness of their eostuming. The little fairies in airy, delieately colored dresses, with their flower Wands were lovely, and the choruses they sang in their sweet, childish voices really carried one away to the fairy woods. Little May Stevens, as the Fairy Queen, has sweet, clear voice that won for her much applause. The audience evidently enjoyed too, the recollection of the old Mother Goose rhymes, for there was much enthusiasm over Bo-Peep and Simple Simon and over Old Mother Goose herself who was well represented by Mary Rummage The play was under the direction of Miss Eloise Hemphill whose excellent taste and rare tact in the training of the little ones is evidenced by the success of this play and of those in the preceding years.
 
 The following invitations have been re- ceived:
 Mir and Mrs. Thomas Holmes Hopkins request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter, Helen Holmes, to MT. Edgar La Roche Clarkson, on the evening of Wednesday, June F, at half after o'clock First Presbyterian church, Anniston, Ala.
 q se,r-I -I.s.a1 boy and has hosts of friends in this city who are interested in his approaching marriage.
 The Eleanor Hord club of Woodlawn will have an art symposium this after noon at 2:90 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Roscoe Mcconnell, 2227 Seventh avenue. As this meeting will close the club year all members are requested to be present.
 
 MT. Lucien F. Bondurant and Miss Joyce Thomas were quietly married on yesterday morning at 10 o'clock
 The ceremony was performed by the Rev Dr. Shelbourne of East Lake Mir J. P. Suttle of Centreville was best man and Miss Ethelyn Bondurant was maid of honor.
 Mrs. Bondurant is an attractive young woman of a prominent family from the
 
 duraht is a prominent business man from Bibb county.
 The Barker School Improvement asso- citation will hold it's final meeting for the year at the school this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 The officers for the coming year will be elected, therefore a full attendance is urged.
 The annual senior class reception of the Pollockk- Stephens institute will be held this evening at S:3O o'clock. All friends of the senior class are cordially invited.
 
 Boys Club, Chapter No 1. will meet with Mrs. George Blinn this morning at 10 o'clock.
 Or. Monroe Ianier will leave this evening for Tuscaloosa to attend com mencement. During his stay in Tusca- looas Dr. Lanier will be the guest of MT Edward Snow
 MT Brunette l. Clark of New York is the guest of his brother. Gen. I. V. Clark, South Tenth avenue.
 MT. and Mrs T. O. Melton and little son Clyde will leave the early part of June for an extended trip through the north and east.
 Miss Mary Kate Holt, who has spent the past winter in Attalla, will return home on Saturday.
 MT: and Mrs. T., L. Anglin are visiting friends in Tuscaloosa.
 
 Miss Morris of Sylacauga will arrive this week to be the guest of Miss Carrie Thompson.
 Mrs. E. J. Pierce and son of Union Springs will arrive soon to be the guests of her mother Mrs. Thompson.
 The many friends of MT. Henry Scudder Ryall will regret to learn that he is suf- fering from very painful accident ,' nile playing golf yesterday afternoon at the Country club with MT. Carol Long and MT William Johnston he fell and broke his right ankle.
 Miss Willie Polkk McNeil of Memphis is tba pifaet of laf etctar NTrc c ID