The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-10

| William L. Yancey chapter. U. D. O..
 at the residence of Mrs. T. c. Thompson
 on Wednesday evening, will be the state | officers The receiving party will also
 include the officers of the chapter, among i whom are Mrs. Cory. Mrs Ernest Redd
 Mrs Frazier. Mrs. Sharp. Mrs. Pearson. | and others. while Mrs. Thompson will also
 be assisted in receiving by Mrs T. c. Bush. Mrs. Rufus N Rhodes Mrs. Brax- 1 ton Bragg Conner. Mrs. Louise Bankhead Perry and the members of the chapter.
 An invitation is extended the members l of Pelham chapter and the Bessemer and
 East Lake chapters.
 musicale and literary entertainment
 will be given Tuesday evening by the
 Home Missionary society of the Fair view Methodist church at the residence Of
 the Misses Ruter.
 Mrs. J. H. Rainer Of Union Springs Is 1 the guest of MT and Mrs. D. H. Marbury
 at their residence on Sycamore street.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. Lawrence Davis. for | merly of Anniston, have come to Bir- ! mingham to reside, and are at home at
 1902 South Twentieth street Mrs. Davis 1 fas formerly Miss Catherine Walker and is charming woman. The luncheon feature of the Young Women's Christian association is daily proving an attraction and a convenience for a large number of young women. A varied menu at the most reasonable price at the cost of a few cents, will be served this week the menu to include tomato
 bisque. roast beef, cold corn beef with relish. potato apples. stewed tomatoes l homemade rolls, eggs, cornbread. apple pie, baked rice pudding with coffee, tea or milk
 Mrs. Henry B. Gray entertained a few friends at bridge on Friday in compliment to Mrs. Louis B. Farley, the beautiful guest of Mrs. Matthews.
 Mrs. B. l.. Wyman entertained infor- mally at bridge yesterday afternoon in compliment to Mrs. Farley.
 Mrs F. G. Taylor of Montgomery is
 the guest of Mrs. J. E. Dedman. Mrs
 Taylor is delegate to tho United Daugh- ters of the Confederaey convention. Dr. James E. Dedman will return from Red Boiling Springs, Tenn, on Monday.
 The wedding of Mr. Henry T. Jernigan and Miss Beulah Holly, which will be sol emnized at the Methodist Episcopal church in Woodlawn Thursday evening.
 May 14, at 6 o'clock, is of interest to a large circle of friends. The wedding will be one of marked simplicity. Miss Holly will be attended by her sister, Miss Rose
 bud. as maid of honor. MT. Jernigans best man VIII be MT. Vincent s. William son. The ushers are MT. N. c. Sharp. MT. Lem Kay. MT. George Mccoy and Mir. N. Y. Millsap.
 Miss Holly is a charming young woman of loveable disposition which has won for her a host of admiring friends, and ,fsY1a tad winning so fair a bride. Mir Jernigan is the youngest son of Mir and Mrs. A. c. Jernigan of Woodlawn, and a young man of sterling qualities, being connected with the First National bank of Birming- ham for the past seven years. He has won for himself a host Of friends in the business world and is held in the highest esteem by his employers and fellow CO., workers.
 The St. Vincent's auxiliary will meet
 with Mrs. Frank J. White at o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
 Mrs J. H. Ray. chairman of the re- ception committee of the United Daugh- | ters of the ConfederaeJ convention, re-
 quests her committee to meet Monday morning at Il o'clock at the residence of Mrs. N. D. Whitley, Sl1 South Twen-
 tieth street
 
 Miss Frances Golson of WetumplSa,
 will be the guest of Mrs. J. H. Ray dur ing the United Daughters of the Confed- eracy convention
 Miss Hattie Bennie is visiting Miss Fan nie Benne 3O5 Belmont avenue, Nash
 vile, Tenn.
 Miss Compton and Miss Morton enter tained at the Birmingham Seminary in honor of the senior class last Friday. The 34 four young ladies who represent the class of 1908 were most charming and attractive hostesses. and received the class of 1907 and about 200 young gentle men.
 Artistic decorations of palms. ferns and blooming plants, all in the senior class colors pink and green, lent an air of beauty and fragrance to the drawing room and dining room. The senior re- ception is always very happy soclal function and is looked forward to with delight by the Seminary girls every year because such charming hospitality is al-
 ways so graciously dispensed Following is the list of seniors receiving Friday night:
 l Misses Olea Akin, Jeannette Burdette, ! Ethel Bush Mary Chew, Annie Mae Cole, i Elizabeth Grove, Robbie Darsey Olivia 1 Dorman, Hannah Dorricott, Edith Eborn, Neva Edmundson, Marie England, Mary
 Sue Ferguson, May Goodman, Hazel Han ilin. Callie Jackson, Glida Jannette, 1 Eleanor Keeling, Mary Lacey Annie Lee, 1 Esther McKinstrX, Mabel Moran, Edna Pickard Maude Porter, Edna Sibley. 1 Addie Mae Simpson, Mamie Snow, Ellen Spears, Ellen Staggars, Leo Tribe, Frances Steckley, Jennie Wagner, Milton West, Clyde Westbrook Graduates in Musc-Miss Fannie Dobbs, | Miss Olivia Dorman Miss Hazel Hanlin. Miss Stella Lavender, Miss Myrtle Old ham, Miss Clara Thomson. In Fxpression-Miss Ella Bishop, Miss l Mae Goodman, Miss Susie Ferguson, Miss Lucille Meroney, Miss Ellen Spears. | Handsome invitations, beautifully em-
 bossed and engraved announce the com
 mencement exercises of the Birmingham l Seminary, May b. The commencement calendar is as follows: Junior Concert-Friday, May 15, s:30 | p. m.
 Baccalaureate Sermon, First Methodist Church-The Rev. F. P. Culver, Sunday,
 May r, Il a. m.
 i Juvenile Entertainment-Mon May 1 Is, D. m
 | Annual Concert-Tuescday, May 19, S:30 l D. m.
 1 Expression Classes Entertain-W ednes- day. May 20, S:30 p. m. | Graduating Exercises-Thursday, May l 21 S:30 D. m.
 l Art rooms open to visitors Monday.
 to 10 D. m.; Tuesday morning, 10 to IF. l The o. S. T. Fraternity of Harvard ! oolIaga entertained Friday evening at an