The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-06-05

gamy. BIG Highland avenue.
Col. ". D. Fansville of Mexico. Mo.
will be the guest of Mrs. Burgamv for
The reunion.
Thesladies of the Knesseth Israel Gene
terry association will give their first an
nual outing and picnic at Germania park
on the South Bessemer car line Sunday.
June T. small admission will he
charged at the gate for the benefit of
the cemetery fund. Professor Harms will
furnish music for this occasion. Ladies
and children will be admitted free.
President Charles O. Hodges of the Eu-
terpean club has issued the following call:
All members of the Euterpean club are
urgently requested to be present at the
iligh school auditorium at p. mr. on
Saturday next Important business re-
garding the reunion exercises.
Montevallo, June 4.-(Special )-Mss I.al-
lie Tice of Montevallo and Mr.. j. Pickens
of Birmingham were married at the
Presbyterian church here yesterday even
ing. The Rev. ]. w. Dunglinson Off
ciated.
A large number OF friends and rela-
tives from different parts of the state
| and host of home friends witnessed the
beautiful ceremony. The Episcopal serv-
ice was used The attendants were Miss
Inez Sinott of Centreville. Mr.. VIII Pick
| ems of Greensboro; Miss Rosa Lee Piclxens
of Greensboro, Mr. Robert j. Wheeler of
| Birmingham; Miss Alice Fellows of
| Montevallo, Mr.. Reid Lawson of Birming-
| ham. While the friends were waiting for
the bridal party Miss Velma CASTOR of
| Glastonbury san "Beauty's Eyes" Mrs.
.. L. Wilkinson playing the accompani-
ment. 1t was beautifully rendered Miss
| CASTOR then played the wedding march.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pickens took the evening
train for Birmingham, from there going
to points in the north and east.
| Mr.. Pickens is a member of the we'll
| known real estate firm of Tharpe &
Pickens of Birmingham. His bride has
oeen a teacher in the Girls Industrial
school here for several years and has
won many hearts by her grace and
| ioveliness.
A buffet luncheon was served this morn
ing to the bridal party and friends at
the elegant home of DIR. and Mrs. d. L.
Wilkinson, among the guests being Misses
Maud Allen, Velma CASTOR, Alice Fellows,
Rosa Lee Pickens, Willie McKibbon,
Katie Kroell, Quintella Henry. Stella Pal
,ner, Lucia Reynolds. Claud Saunders,
Mary Pickens, Inez Snott, Laura Nc
| Alpin; Messrs. Wheeler, Pickens, Law
son, Fancher, Shriner, Majors and Pal
n1er.
Mrs. Mary Pickens of Greensboro, Miss
Mary Pickens and Miss Parker of Annis-
| Ton are guests Of DR.. and Mrs. Palmer.
Miss Rosa Lee Pickens and Miss lnez
| sinott are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
b. Reynolds
The public is invited to the closing ex-
ercises of the Thomas Public schools
in the Presbyterian church at Thomas,
Friday, June 8, at 1880 o'clock. The fol-
lowing programme will be rendered.
| Song, Now, Again, Vacation School.
Twenty-Third Psalm-School
Invocation-The Rev. ], C. Duncan.
Welcome-Willie Stewart
They Thought 1 Couldn't Make a
Speech Eddie Fredendall.
I'm as Smart as L Can Be"-Beulah
Jones.
Holidays Oddo.
1.-THE Boy Who Laughs'-Noel Coulter.
Song, welcome to Morning School.
1.-THE Courageous Little Girl''-Mirian
! Cunningham.
"Boys"-John Zimmerman.
Farmer Nieks Scarecrow'-Frank Den
ton.
IT Intend to Grow Florence Stewart.
"Sonnys oliloquy''-Willie Denton.
"Friends" Nigel Bradley.
Song, "Speed Our Republic"-School.
Keep a Tryin' Signboards David
paddle Your Own Canoe"-Arthur
Ogden.
nuts to Crack'-Silas Herndon.
"Alas''-Seaborn Jones.
His Watchword's Wait''-John Laz-
enby.
"Spealxin' Pieces Willie Denton
Song, Merry Voices Swelling School.
Sunshine and Shadows Carrie Ogden.
"Luck'-Jacob zimmerman
Riggs and Rags"-Raymond Parker
"Washing Dishes for Mamma"-Myrtle
Mclaughlin.
Song, "See-Saw' Ruth Keiser
"a Modern Miracle'-Frank Blaich.
DO What You Can"-Ethel Herndon.
"The Nose Peaceable Dog in Town
Willie Stewart.
Song, For. the Red, White and Blue
School.
Putting the Baby to Bed''-Mram Cum
ningham.
when Mother Looked at Me''-Perry
Mclaughlin.
"Dolly's Christening''-Ru Keiser.
District School'-Leila Coulter.
"He Ran the Night Express George
| Rlaich.
..Jerry''-Ethel Herndon.
Address.
Song, I'm the Good Old United States
School.
| Yell
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Judge celebrated
their twenty fourth wedding anniversary
yesterday.
Hiss Helen Wise, daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs. A. WISE and Mr.. e. w. Favish
| were oiuetly married yesterday afternoon
| at 2 O'Clock at the home of the bride,
Rabbi Newfield officiating. Only relatives
| witnessed the ceremony. after which Mr.
Fayish and his bride left for the noun
tains of Tennessee on wedding trip.
| They will be athome after June 10 at S26
South Twentieth street.
| Miss Daisy Warden of Athens, Ala,
| maid of honor for Miss Mary Tardy,
sponsor for Camp Hardee, will arrive to-
| morrow morning to visit Miss Mary, 1905
South Tenth. avenue.
Mrs j. p Nolan and Mrs. G. N. Ray