The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-30
SESAME CLUB.

The Sesame Club is one Of the most prominent of all literary clubs in the city. This club was organized origin ally for purely literary purposes, but 1t has since been extended through philan- thropic and educational lines. The club is also working for humanity In general. and toward higher ideals for the betterment of civic conditions. The membership is limited to thirty. and only out-of-town guests may be tn- vited to the meetings.
 The Club was organized in 1904 with Mrs. Leon Well as President. and the late beloved Mrs. Jacques Loeb, Vice. President. These pictures are the fifth of the series of pictures of the Presidents and ce-Presidents of diff ferent Women's Clubs.
 KAPPA ALPHA DANCE AT AUBURN. One of the most enjoyable events of scommencement week at Auburn was 1.-the Kappa Alpha dance given at their 4chapter house. The room was deco lrated with Southern smilax, pennants Iof various colleges and the colors of the fraternity which are old gold and icrimson. Mir. Illges and Miss Wilmore iled the dance.
 A number of Montgomery girls were present.
 Among the guests were: Misses Mary Ellen Harris, Montgomery; Annie ; Birmingham; Roberta Wallace, Bir- Imingham; Pleasants Hobbs. Athens; Ruby Richardson, Quid Nunc: Isabelle Postell, Savannah; Madge Jackson, Sa- vannah; Anna Wtlmore, Auburn; Ruth Traylor. Auburn; Bessie Thach, Au- burn; Annie F. Smith. Montgomery: Mareella Pillow, Columbia, Tenn; Mar tina Williamson, Columbia, Tenn; lone Barnes. Opelika; Derelle Barnes. Ope- aika; Sarah Turner, Mobile Glenn Pat erson, Texas; Caroline Joseph, Mont gomery; Mayo Thach, Birmingham; Palmer Ellsberry, Montgomery; Julia Hill. Opellka; Ruth Lacey. Jasper; Hartzog. Atlanta; Whatley, Newman, Ga; Frances Dillard, Washington, Ga: Sunset Wood. Sylacauga Adonia Perry, Bainbridge. Ga; Della Hudmon, Ope- 1ilxa; Whoa Hill, Tuskegee; Georgia Buchanan, Fort Deposit Gene Burke. Montgomery; Ruth Bradley, Albert vile; Lottie Lane, Auburn; Julia Fra ger. Prattville; Felecia Streit, Birming- ham: Louie billiard, Auburn; Annie Warren Jones, Montgomery; Mary Dal- las Williams. Montgomery; Florence Davidson. Montgomery; Mrs. Harris, Montgomery; Mrs. Harris, Quid Nunc; Mrs. W. W. Pearson, Montgomery.
 
 COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES AT GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL. v The commencement exercises of the Girls flight School will take place at tthe school on Wednesday, June 9, at Ill o'clock a. m. Admission will be by ticket as the hall is small. and will thold only a limited number.
 1 The tickets are in the hands of the Senior Class.
 Miss Lucy Dove is valedictorian; l1Tiss Carrie Hugger Salutatorian, and Miss Anita Strassburget. Essayist. EThese appointments are made by the class.
 The following readers are appointed by the Principal, Misses Carrie Rice. Bertha Wood. Blanche Loeb and Clara Galloway.
 The evening exercises will take place at the Grand Theatre. Thurs day. at s:15 o'clock p. m.
 A recent law passed by the Board of Education is that no flowers or gifts of any kind must be sent to the school or to the theatre.
 The graduating class is composed of Misses Laura Kennedy, Carrie Rice. Edna Rollings, Irma Rice, Marcelle saDel, Anita Strassburger. Nellie Smith. Annie F. Smith, Annie Solomon. Lucille Strong, Willie Thompson, Ida Parrish, Marie Vipcentelli, Ethel Wal Ter, Clara westcott, Bertha Wood, Jeane Well, Htheleen Barnes. Helen Colquitt, Mary Burke. Clara Galloway Cecile Dennis Lucie Dove, Lillian Dor sey. Palmer Ellsberry, Louise Hambur- ger, Anne Holt, Edith Hodgson, Maud Hugger, May Jones, Fife Lee. Blanche Loeb, Lucie Rivers McKeithen, Mamie Bedding.