The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-05-27

The Two Orphans" Drama in four
 acts. Dramatls personal. l Frances and Mabel orphans-Miss Mar
 garet Maxey, Miss Florence Chapple
 Mrs Hammond, a benefactress-Miss l Emma Wever.
 Mrs. Allenton. a leader in society Miss Mabel Platten l Mrs Elliott. a hospital nurse-Miss Mar | garet Antwine
 Old Judith, a professional beggar-Miss ] Nora Davis.
 Paulines~.her crippled daugher-Miss
 Annette, maid to Mrs. Allenton-Miss Annie McNinch. Citizens guards Music between acts.
 Wild Fire" Cd Galop De Concert, l t5lalze), piano duet-Mlsses Nora Burke and Mary Powell. l Orchestra
 duet-Misses Marie Wheeler and Ora Bar field
 ''Il Trovatore, (Melnotte). piano duet | Misses Mabel and Julia Foley.
 Orchestra
 Essay. 50 Sad, So Strange. the Days That are No More'-Mss Alice Knight. Drill Morning Invitation" -Intermedi- ate grades. Pearl of the Sea-" (MerzO, piano duet Misses May Harris and Margaret Ant wine.
 Essay. Virtue Is It's Own Reward''- Miss Mary Powell
 Piano duet-Msscs Mabel Burke and Louise Connolly.
 Va1edietory, Tears, Idle Tears'-Mss Vora Burke l Address-The Rev. J. E. Coyle. 1 Presentation of diplomas and award ing of medals-The Rev. J. E. Coye. i Class song. Graduation honors will be conferred
 upon Misses Nora Burke, Clara Jimer- son. Alice Knight and Mary Powell. The Powell School Improvement asso- l citation will hold a meeting at 1 o'clock this afternoon. This will be the last meet i ing of the present term and as there is to be election of officers and other bus mess to be transacted all the members
 and patrons of this school are urged to be present. | The Womans Home Missionary society
 Of the First Presbyterian church will meet
 with Mrs. T. F. Baldwin 1911 Huntsville 1 avenue this afternoon at o'clock. | MT. and Mrs. Tom Baine have issued
 cards announcing the engagement of their daughter, Mary, to MT. Horace Mill | lard Archibald, the wedding to take place on June r. | Dr. P. H. Woodall has accepted an ,n-
 vitation to deliver a lecture before the
 Kentucky Osteopathic association on the
 occasion of their annual meeting in Lex ngton, Saturday, May 30. 1 The last mail from Pensacola Fla, has l brought an invitation to the marriage Of 1 Miss Kathleen Faver to MT. E. B. Teague, which takes place on June 8. Miss Faver until recently resided in Birmingham where she has hosts of friends who are l delighted to know that she will again
 make her home here. MT Teague is sec
 retary-treasurer of the Standard Lumber
 and Manufacturing company and has a ! wide circle of friends who are congrat-
 ulating him upon his approaching mar riage.
 l Miss Carrie Ingram entertained in com l pliment to her guest, Miss Elizabeth Bur goyne of Cincinnati. The visiting young ladies from other cities were the guests 1 of honor, Miss Burgoyne of Cincinnati, | Miss Henderson of Atlanta, Miss Burke of Sylacauga and Miss Warnock of An ! niston.
 1 The following announcement has been received: N MT. and Mrs John James Terry will give in marriage their daughter, Lillian Stevenson, to Mr. Kenneth brennan Young
 on the evening of Wednesday June 1O at f o'clock, Methodist church. Ironaton, Ala. The honor of your presence is re- quested.
 Miss Mary Coffee of Athens, Ala, is
 visiting Miss Myrtle Mcclure at Rich
 rnond place. Miss Louise Rushton, who leaves for a
 prolonged visit to Europe today, was
 given a "bon voyage" banquet Monday
 evening at the Hotel Hillman by num-
 Der of her friends. The hall was dec
 orated with American flags and large flag was draped over the center of the table The color scheme was red, white and blue the floral effects on the table being worked out in sweet peas. The se- lections played by the orchestra were especially appropriate to the occasion Miss Rushton was presented with beautiful silk American flag with the autographs of her hosts upon it, and the placing of a small American flag and
 bunch of red, white and blue sweet peas before each of the other members of the party Toasts were offered by each guest and Miss Rushton's response was charm ingly appreciative Those present were Miss Louise Rushton, Miss Martha Kei- ser. Miss Roberta Adams, Miss Callle Patterson. Miss Bessie Patterson Mir William Monroe MT. Edward Keiser MT. w. B. Griffith, MT. Leonard F. kley- becker. MT. C. w. Wallace and MT. and Mrs. J. D. Sader
 The flag presented to Miss Rushton IS to be carried with her on her trip as a reminder of her Birmingham friends and her country
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 society and the Chinese Anti-op'um