The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-29

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 parents, MT. and Mrs. George H. Estes. Captain Estes will go with his regiment to the Philippines the latter part of June.
 Lieutenant Governor Henry B. Gray attended the university commencement.
 MT. John w. Sibley has returned from Tuscaloosa. Governor Sanders of Louisiana and brilliant party of guests will attend the reunion
 MT. Henry c. Walters of Holly Springs, Miss, is spending several days in Bir- mingham. He has many friends in this city and is brother of Miss Jeanette Walters.
 Miss Hazel Dimmic1 is now the guest of Mrs. J. M. Cartwright.
 Mrs. William Hardie and Miss Susie Hardie will leave today to attend the Auburn commencement.
 Dr. L. G. Woodson, who is in Canada, has been attending a convention of spe- cialists in Hamilton.
 number of Birmingham people will attend the commencement of the Poly technic institute at Auburn. Among the brilliant features will be the review of the battalion on Monday afternoon by Governor Conner and his staff.
 MT Jelks Cabaniss of Birmingham was elected one of the vice presidents of the Alumni society of the University of Alabama at it's recent meeting. MT. Cab aniss, besides making a brilliant record in the law department, from which he has just graduated, took an active inter- est in university affairs. He was mem- Der of the University Gee club, which has made several triumphant tours in the south.
 Mrs. J. D. Mattock is attending the commencement exercises of the Alabama Normal college at Livingston.
 A lawn fete will be given by the Mercy Home band this afternoon and evening from to 10 o'clock at tine residence of Mrs F. w. Dixon in Norwood. It will be for the benefit of the nursery chit dren and it is hoped that large amount will be realized, as there is no more laudable cause in this city.
 Judge Kelly and Miss Maud Kelly have returned from Tuscaloosa.
 Dr. R. M. Cunningham is in Chicago.
 A genuine treat is in store for all those who attend the author-reading by Miss Martha Young Tuesday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Richard Johnston. Miss Young is an Alabamian of whom the whole south is proud, her books hav- ing taken first rank in America and England Miss Young is descended from a long line of scholarly forbears; that she is the niece of Miss Julia Tutwiler and Colonel McCorvey of Tuscaloosa, makes her very near to most Alabamians everywhere. It is expected that the beau- tful Johnston parlors will be overflow ing with a representative Birmingham audience.
 The entertainment will be given under the auspices of the William l.. Yancey chapter, United Daughters of the Con federacy.
 The Brooklyn Life says of Miss Martha Young: "The dialect readings from her books were delightful and unique; her legends of the birds told in negro dia- lect with the notes and calls of each bird accurately initiated, were greatly enjoyed, both by children and grown ups"
 Mrs. Henry Pearson of New York city is visiting Mrs. Phelan for few days at 1886 Fourteenth avenue, south.
 Mrs. J. B. Stern of Montgomery is the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. R. Ryan, at Fountain Heights.
 A recital by students of Mime. Marie Kern Mullen and Miss Cornelia Handiey will be given at Forbes Concert parlors this evening. The programme will be as follows:
 Sonata, G Major-(Mozart, allegro, an- dante presto, Mary Brockman.
 My Dreams'-(TostD Saidee Blanch- ard
 Second Valse-(Godard), Naomi Ellis.
 (a) Love Sonnet, (Thorne); A Fairy Lullaby, Beach), Mabel Maxwell
 LePapillon-(Greig), Margaret sylves- ter.
 Chant Hindoo-(Bemberg), Ella M Polk.
 Second Mazurka-(Godard), Mamie White.
 Romanza, ''Mignon" (Thomas), Ina Shepard.
 Impromptu--( (Renhold), Edith Smith.
 (a) "The Wanderer," (SchuberD; CD ''The Stein Song" (Bullard). Erin Farley.
 ITO the Evening Star'-(Wagner-Lis -Liszt' May Bernice Bell. "oh, Come With Me in the Summer