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

| Ida Nunally, contralto; MT. Arthur Chair sell, baritone; chorus, Euterpean club. s@a
 The following invitations have been re- ceived and are of interest in this city, as among the members or the class is a Bir- mlngham girl Miss Erma Woodhn: The senior class of the Uniontown High school requests the honor of your pres ence at the thirteenth annual commence ment to be held at school grounds We'd nesday evening, May 2s, 1907. Graduates Joseph Craighead, Erna Woodfin, Fannie Craighead. May 26-Baccalaureate ser mon, the Rev. D. l.. Lanier. Address, Hon. Joseph II. James, Jr.
 The following is the programme of music at the Southern club this evening from 7:3O 10 p. m: Overture, New Era'-OHee0.
 Selection, "Ipagliacci' i'-(I7eoncavallD.
 Intermezzo Reed Bird" (Klein).
 Selection "Twidd1e Twaddle 's-(Levy).
 Characteristic, "Nippano."
 Selection, "rhe Blue Moon''-Talbot and Rubens).
 Cornet solo, 'The Lost Chord"-(Sulli- van)-Played by Fred Nappi.
 Selection, "The Tattooed Man"-Herbert. Waltz, "Violets" "-WaldteufeD. Overture, "zampa'-(H (Herold).
 Claimants orchestra.
 At HanceNlle, Ala, at the residence of the bride, MT. D. A. Fannin of Vir- ginia City, Ala- and Miss Willie Alfred were duly joined in matrimony at 230 D. m., May 23 Elder w. Lively of Bir mingham, officiating. After the marriage the parties went to Garden City to the residence of the groom's father, Elder G. H. Far min, where a sumptuous feast was prepared and enjoyed by the party.
 The bride and groom left for Blrming- l ham immediately afterwards en route to Virginia Olty, their future home
 MT. Fannin is head clerk at the com missary of the Southern Steel company. The bride was the manager of the tele- phone system at Hanceville.
 At the meeting of the Perian society of the High school, which was held Fri day the following officers were elected;
 President-Mary Todd.
 Vice President-Louise Thornbury
 Secretary-Robina Hafer. | Treasurer-Onie Smith. Executive Committee-Mary Lou Cobbs, Minnie Cooke.
 Membership Committee-TIattie flaw l1ns Rachel Thornbury, Edna Baxter.
 There will be a called meeting of the | board of directors of the Young Women's 1 Christian association on Wednesday at 4 o'clock at the rooms in the Watts build ing All members are urged to be pres ent as business of importance will be under consideration
 The next meeting of thez Music Study club will be held on Thursday morning of next week at the residence of Mrs 1 B. l.. Guice, 1908 South Eleventh street Mrs. N. B. Feagln to be hostess. The subject will be Mendelsshon.
 
 Mr Waltenna Roegner and Miss Hen l rietta Morton were married last even ing at the brides home, S21 North Twenty | first street Dr. Duncan officiating.
 An informal reception was held after 1 wards and punch served.
 The home was beautifully decorated, the colors in the dining room being pink and green. The reception hall and parlor a mass ofeferns and palms. The bride was very stylishly gowned In a going away sull, with hat to match, In champagne chiffon, broadeloth, carrying a shower bouquet of bridal roses, orange blossoms and ferns.
 The presents were beautiful, consisting of cut glass, silver and hand-painted china.
 The bride Is recognized as the beautiful young daughter of Mrs. w. T. Veasy with great strength of character and an angelic disposition. Mir. Roegner Is very pros porous business man and has many friends who wish he and his bride many years of success and happiness
 MT. and Mrs. Roegner left immediately for northern resorts.
 Among those who entertained with in- formal receptions on last Sunday after noon In comfuemoration of the chilren who were con1rmed In the synagogue were Mir and Mrs. A. B. Isoveman, for their two children, Esther and Bernard; MT. and Mrs Eugene Fies for their daughter, Elsie; MT. and Mrs. Herman Saks. for their son, Ike. MT. and Mrs. s. Spiro for their son, Walter; MT. and Mrs. Long, for their son, Louis; Mir. and Mrs Herz. for thsir little daughter Essie. All of these affairs were delightful. They were planned in very informal style, but were tasteful 1 and elegant
 This morning at St. Paurs church. at the. regular high mass. Mrs. H. w. O'Neil will sing Gounod's Ave Maria. This will be a musical treat for those who attend the service.
 Mrs ONeil possesses d beautiful so- prano voice of strength and quality, and has received splendid criticisms from those who have been fortunate enough to have heard her.
 Mrs. O'Neil has only lived in Birming- ham for six or eight months, but has made a number of friends in musical circles. She has studied in her old home, Milwaukee. also in Chicago and New York, under Cavalina Catnhusen and Arthur Foote.
 There are a great many attractive voice studios in Birmingham and among the number is Mrs. ONeil's in the Challfoux building.
 MT. D. l.. Bridges announces the en- gagement of his daughter. Ruby, to MT. James L. Albright. The wedding to take place on the afternoon of June 25 at i St. Andrews church. l Ane auxiliary board of St. Vincent's 1 hospital will meet with Mrs. 1T. F. De- Bardeleben tomorrow afternoon at 8 | o'clock.
 l MT. and Mrs. Charles Calhoun enter tained few friends at an informal dinner party at the Country club last night, in honor of their guest Mrs. Edward Mere dis, of Eutaw. Their guests were Judge and Mrs s. D. Weakley MT. and Mrs. | S. J. Bowie and MT Mercer Barnett
 Mrs. Smith Cullom Is the guest of rela- | lives in St. Louis. | MT. and Mrs. Geddes Hughes left the early part of the week for Colorado. r,,,o Iodias of fha yNoodIaxyy Christian