The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-18
NOTES OF THE DAY
 IN SOCIAL WORLD Summer School at the Univer-
 slty of Alabama BUEK = HASKELL WEDDING MT. and Mrs. Maben Sailed Yesterday From Napes-BirmIngh Party In LouisviIIe-Announoe-
 ments.
BUEK = HASKELL WEDDING

W place yesterday at high noon in Chat tanooga. The ceremony, which was wit messed by few intimate friends, took place at the residence of MT. and Mrs. A. w. Chambless on Vine street, the father of Mrs. Chambless officiating The minister is friend of MT. Buck and came south for this purpose alone. MT. Bert Throckmorton, a son of the bride, was present at the ceremony.
 Mrs Haskell wore handsome travelling gown of black and white
 The couple left immediately for Chi cago, where Mir. Bucks touring car is in waiting, and they will spend their honey moon on a motor tour.
 MT. Buck and his bride will make their home on Missionary Ridge, where there is quite a large villa-colony, the/ nd- some villa of the Bucks to be co eted in time for their occupancy ir .o aG- tumn. Besides the Lookout fla the bride has very charming ence on Highland avenue
 She is q sister of Mrs. Henry Bran- lett Gray and MT. William Mudd Martin and niece of Mrs. Florence Jordan and Mrs. J. Rivers Carter.
 MT. Buck is prominent among the CO., terie of wealthy mine owners.
 The special features at the summer school at the University of Alabama are attracting large attendance. The series of lectures by Dr. E. P. Craig of Tulane, which began on Tuesday, have been an- ticipated by all who know of his force- ft,r ject of the first lecture, dealing with the physical health of teachers and pupils, was in line with present day thought. When the whole nation is alive to the prevention of disease and to the necessity of intelligent study, lecturers would be re- miss in their duty if they neglected an opportunity to urge upon all the import ance of obeying the simple laws of hy- giene, which mean health and happiness. As Dr. Craig pointed out in his lecture the time will come when to be ill will be disgrace.
 A specially interesting feature of this week at the summer school are the daily talks by Miss Nimmo Green on library methods. Miss Green is assistant in the state department of archives and history at Montgomery.
 The different summer schools holding at southern universities are being we'll at- tended. Teachers no longer spend the summer months as they used to, but their vacation means now one of active study. They have come to realize that rest Is only an interlude, and they have found that course of lectures at the summer schools means more to them mentally and physically than weeks of idleness The lectures announced bring1o the south a notable list of educators from other sec tions. At Knoxville course will be de- livered by Dr. Howard Griggs
 The Rev. John w. Stagg delivered brilliant address on the subject of Cal vanism at the nineteth anniversary of the founding of the first Presbyterian church in Huntsville.
 Miss Annile L. Williams is in Louisville to attend the meeting of the international school convention.
 Mrs. J. M. Cartwright is also in Louis- vile to attend the Sunday school con- vention.
 
 Mrs. w. D. Smith and Miss Alice Hale are also in Louisville to attend the Sum- day school convention.
 Representative and Mrs Oscar Under- wood are receiving a cordial welcome on their return to Birmingham. They were among recent dinner guests of MT. and Mrs. E.. K. Campbell, who also entertained with them Senator and Mrs. Bankhead
 Miss Idene Key is chairman of the re- ception committee in connection with the meeting of the Epworth league, and she is ably assisted by number of work CTS, all of whom are doing all in their power to make the social side of the meeting delightful. Among the members of the committee are Mrs. George Hughes, Mrs. w. A. Reynolds, Mrs. D. B. Glass; gow,. MT. and Mrs. M. l.. Stevenson, Miss Abel, Miss Randall. Miss Hayes, Miss Mc- Glathery. Miss Simpson. Miss Maebell Sloss Cecil, MT. Walter McAdory and several others.
 Miss Elizabeth Oliphant and Miss Dor othy Shredder, who have been the house guests of Miss Joy Tomlinson, went north on Tuesday after charming stay in the south taking part in the June cotillons and garden parties and in the floral parade during reunion week.
 Mrs T. L. sorrell of Jasper is in Bir- mingham.
 Dr. T. F. Talley Is in Montgomery to attend the meeting of tho State Medical Board.
 Dr. E. H. Sholl Is also in Montgomery IS member of the State Medical Board which Is conducting the annual examina- lions.
 Dr. T. L. Robertson of Birmingham Is liso member of the State Medical Board how in session in Montgomery.
 Major and Mrs. Charles Allison will en- certain at dinner this week in compliment to Miss Mabel Mckinley
 For the benefit of charity a luncheon and dinner will be given today by the Ancient Order of Hiberians at the res- idence of Mrs. James Buchanan on Fourth avenue. Powderly.
 MT. w. J. Dangaix expects to shortly