The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-21
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 Girls IndusIHlal School

.o. 4rgz. Ezscott. to MT. Samuel Harry ,r,,,,. ,e, 'e,, ti,z Esf fening of Wednesday, June 9 a4 s.ao sz4.#A #Aek at the South Highland prash,yteris4, nureh. At home after t,SsDs Ana,,,st 'e, i5 51.iz Juniper avenue.
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 ,,,aatin l. z.7z=A the William S. Yancey ohartar IT # will be held on Satur- da,s fternoo,S K S=z5& o'clock with Mrs. Rob- a.t ts,,,ng 1ofa &#unth avenue south.
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 ,r,, ,,i,tb a nn5z La commencement of the p,.,,si,,1r,,a,,, MI karten Training school will be held on tIIt #A ,s seiiins ol May 70 al p',s,, ,,in ,,oal,a fi.@< address. The many sidad ,ntorosts of 4l=zA kindergarten work will be represented 1nAi sshiposlum' pf. Morris Newfieid wia VI .k pIIeI tax on the mission phase oH ne "ork-ohe or the most fiourishlng III elsdrtehs or the city, being conducted lH .he temple and entirely supported by th UohgFegauoh. The graduates are Miss 1R eha berhherm of Birmingham and Miss ophle Schaw- bacher of Bessemer. MissAesnes Wilson | has been unanimously re eeted super visor of the free kindergaHh and prin- l oipal of the training schooI#l | MT s. D. Murphy will be aksent from l the city about 10 days, havin& gone to l Greensboro. N. C., where he wAS sent as | commissioner to the general ssembly from the North Alabama presbytA AEy.
 Miss Milton West, daughter of tnAe Rev. | S. P. West. who will receive her diR loma at the Birmingham Seminary tonight has been a pupil in the Seminary since the fall it opened, having started in the | kindergarten. She has never lost day l except those caused by sickness. I Dr. D. c. Wylie, pastor of the Scotch l Presbyterian church, corner of Ninety l sixth street and Central Park, west, New l York, is spending a few days in the city, the guest of MT. and Mrs. A. H. Ford | on Thirteenth avenue.
 Tonight at o'clock the graduating eX- ercises of the Birmingham Seminary will take place in the school auditorium. Mrs. E. T. Taliaferro will deliver the address to the class of 190S and Dr. Stagg will confer diplomas on 30 graduates from the literary department, six in piano music and five In expression A cordial invita- tion is extended to the public.
 Miss Lula Chambers of Montgomery and Miss Pauline Henderson of Atlanta ar.
 rived in the city today and will be the | guests of MT and Mrs. w. A. Curtis.
 A special meeting of the Ullman School
 Improvement association Is called for this
 afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Ullman | school. This will be the last meeting of
 the present year and the association has l great deal of work to complete. Each
 member of the association Is urged to be | present.
 Mrs. L. H. Baxter and Miss Fannie
 Rutherford have returned to their home
 n Anniston after visit to Mrs. w. H Williams.
 Mrs. Howard Williams and child of Torreon Mexico. are visiting MT. Will
 Hams mother, Mrs. W. H. Williams. l benefit is being arranged for the All Saints Sunday school This board of workers is endeavoring to swell the funds
 of the mission warish in order to build . church on a site that is already chosen. Some professional artists have agreed to
 aid In the cause and during the week of the Confederate reunion will produce Gill
 bert and Sullivans tuneful opera, "The
 Mikado.' The cast is to consist of the
 best musical and dramatic talent which
 will be brought here for that purpose | Mr. Cyril Tyler, noted tenor and 8
 pupil of Jean de Reske. will enact tht KifownN tKroushl hornfK and %%esss %ss , for both his obrratic and recital work and as an artist with the gift of song h, will delight the music-loving public ol , Birmingham. The other artists In the cast are of equal merit. The company will organize here and open at the Jeffer-
 son theatre June F and 13.