The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-30


 family. MT. Burger will return in Au- gust to this city. His friends extend him good wishes for pleasant and safe voyage.
 The Thursday Afternoon Social club will meet with Mrs w J. Sanderson at her home at Twenty-frst avenue, north, this afternoon at clock.
 The following invitations have been re- ceived in the city:
 You are cordially invited to be present at the eighth annual graduating exercises and senior class reception of the Free Kindergarten Training school at the homd of Mrs. James Bowron, No. 14O1 South Twentieth street, Friday afternoon, May 31, 1907, o'clock.
 Senior class, Emma Agnes Ewing, Mary Rumph, Florence Turner and Edith Gayle Locke.
 The Catholic ladies of North Birming- ham will serve cream this afternoon and tonight at Mercantile hall for the benefit of a new church.
 The Music Study club will meet with Mrs. N B. F'eagin Thursday morning at 1030, at the residence of Mrs. B. l.. Guice, 1908 South Eleventh avenue. The subject of the meeting will be "Mendelssohn.
 
 Dr. W. T. Hehln of Lafayette is the guest of relatives in the city.
 Mrs. L. C. Jones and Laurens C., Jr., returned yesterday from visit to rela- tives Tn Montgomery.
 MT. Sterling A. Wood is visiting rela- tives in Tuscaloosa,
 MT. P. A. Savage, MT. J. R. Dewberry and Governor Conner are spending the commencement in Tuscaloosa.
 Judge Thomas R. Roulhac left yester- day for Richmond, Va., where he will attend the Confederate reunion.
 
 Miss Katherine Collins. who has been the guest of relatives in Aliens Creek, Ala, has returned home. Dr. and Mrs. w. E. Burkhalter who were recently married in Meridian, Miss.
 
 jana and Mississippi They will return to Birmingham on Friday and will spend some time at their country home near 1 here.
 l The bazar to have been given last Mon day by the ladies of St. Mary's Aid so- cety will be given on next Monday after noon at o'clock on the church lawn.
 Mr George H. Denny, president of the Washington and Lee university, at Lex | ington, Va, is in the city, the guest of Mrs Evan Dunn. MT. Denny will make | the opening speech at the High school Thursday afternoon to the graduating | class.
 The graduating exercises of the Bir- mingham seminary presented in quite 9 unique and orignial way, will take place 1 tonight, beginning promptly at S:15. Dr. | DeOvies will confer diplomas to the fol- l lowing young ladies' Miss Sallie Cotton. first honor; Miss Rose. Gillespy, second honor; Miss Wellie Appling, Miss Eliza Babb, Miss May Brown, Miss Nellie Gull verhouse, Miss Ida DeBardeeben, Miss Ethel Dimon, Miss Petronella Hamilton, Miss Norma Hood, Miss Florence Hunt, l Miss Katie Lane, Miss Lucille Massey, Miss Catherine Mccormick, Miss Stella Montgomery, Miss Lucille Morgan, Miss Myrtle Oldham, Miss Marie Orr Miss Eloise Prude Miss Zaddie Rogers, Miss Amelia Sewall, Miss Jennie Wagner, Miss Florence Westbrook, Miss Bessie Winton. In piano music: Miss Norma Hood. Miss Amelia Sewall, Miss Zadie Rogers. Miss Barbara Ransom, Miss Bessie Winton, In vocal music: Miss Anice Shelton. | In art: Miss Ellen Warnock. The expression class gave their recital last night and the talent displayed proved very enjoyable to the large audience, all of the young ladies participating in it showing exceptional ability. The pro- | nounced features were. "The Elixir of Life,' by six of the young ladies; Mon ologue in Two Scenes" by Miss Berney Warnock; Scene from Ingomas," by Miss Mae Goodman and Miss Katie Lane, and the Japanese drill by ten of the maidehs. There were musical selections by Miss Mccormick, Miss Babb Miss Massey, Miss | Lucille Hobart, Miss Ruby Sharp. Miss Mary Emerson, Miss Riddle, Miss Mar l tin, Miss Phillips. Miss Pattie Southall and Miss Annie Mae Cole. There were recitations by Miss Mamie | Shugart, Miss Katie Lane. Miss Mae I Goodwin, Miss Maud Porter. Miss Edna Thomas. Miss callie Jackson, Miss Ma