The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-06

Clara Hoster and Carrie Owen of Besse- mer. bridesmaids; Dr. W. W. Compton of Birmingham, best man; Messrs William M. Huey of Birmingham and c. P. Ma thews of Bessemer, groomsmen.
 Miss Stella Browne of Tuscaloosa will preside at the organ.
 Miss Annye Burgess. who has been vis- itfng her brother in Montgomery, has re- turned to her home at North Birming- ham.
 A business meeting of the Alumnae associat tion of the Birmingham semi nary was recently held at which the vice president Miss Lee Ward, pre- sided. in the absence of the president, Miss Helen Benners. The report of the committee on the constitution was read and the constitution adopted. After some discussion 1t was determined that the purpose for which the association should work this year would be to en- large the school library. It was also decided to have an alumnae banquet in May. The question then came up of publishing a record containing a short sketch of the life of each graduate since she left school. This suggestion was received enthusiastically and it was voted to elect corresponding sec retary from each class who should be responsible for securing news of the members of her class. The following were chosen as secretaries: Class of '9S, Mrs. T. A Hamilton city; '99, Miss Ella Simpson. city; 1900. Mrs. Joe Franklin, Lehigh, Ala; '01, Mrs. Eugene Reed, city; '02. Mrs. Barnett, Asheville, N. C.; '03. Miss Nell Harris. city; '04, Miss Abel, Woodlawn; '05, Miss Laura Aliree, Calera, Ala; '06, Miss Miriam Wolters- dorf, Republic, Ala. or. Miss Katie Lane, city; 'os. Miss Clyde Westbrook, city.
 To facilitate matters every Seminary alumna Is asked to send her present address at once to the corresponding secretary of her class. with a letter for the Record. telling of her life since graduation.
 The Dramatic club of the Birmingham seminary will give play entitled The Ministers Wife" on Friday evening, December II. This is bright, clever comedy. showing the pranks and pleas ures of college girls with amusing situations that give opportunities for representing some scenes typical of col lege life. Among the most enjoyable of these Is the gathering of the students to sing their glee songs. This chorus will consist of about 25 girls, and their songs, with the accompaniment of f3 merry and attractive. The cast has been chosen from among the leading members of the club so that parts will undoubtedly be we'll taken, and the play will be very intertaining.
 Mrs. Virginia Lichte, nee Miss Mamie Cleary, who has many friends in Bir- mingham, where she resided for num- Der of years, Is member of Rosabel Morrison's Faust" company, which will appear at the Jefferson theatre Friday and Saturday. She plays the part or Gretchen in the drama, and Is a mem Der of the Faust choir, which was specially engaged for Miss Morrison's revival of the production made famous by her father. the late Lewis Morrison. Mrs Lechte will be the guest of MT. Leonord Cleary her brother, during her stay. Her friends will be glad of an opportunity to see her again.
 Mrs. H. Well will leave today to visit her daughters, Mrs. Hugo Hecht and Mrs Ferd Frank, in Gadsden.
 Mrs. Mary Fairfax Childs of Brook lyn who has been the guest of MT. George Gordon Crawford, plans to leave early in the week. Mrs. Childs has made hosts of friends in Birmingham who will regret to see her go. There are however, the most charming re- minders of her in many Birmingham homes where her quaint little book, Sketches from Cottonland," is read with a great deal of enjoyment.
 A charming acquisition to the young married set are MT. and Mrs. Marshall I. Bize, whose wedding was a social event of November 25 at Greenfield. Ind. Mrs 
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