The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-03-28
SOCIETY
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 >~-~-~-~--~-------~->---- place on Monday, April B. and the pub lie will be invited to see the beautiful horses and the large ring in which to ride them There will be about 5000 in- vitations issued to the opening and al together the event is looked forward to with much pleasure. MT Pollard, the teacher who will be in charge of the academy will ride some of the beautiful horses and a number of his pupils will also ride. MT. Pollard contemplates giv- ing horse shows and riding exhibitions as soon as he has his class thoroughly or ganized Already there are a numbe. of prominent women taking lessons and many more contemplate riding Iii the near future.
 On Friday evening, April ?, the Junior class of the Birmingham Seminary will present "Silas Marner," a play based according to their own arrangement, on George Eliots novel The dramatization is the result of their critical study of the book and they hope that the English literature classes or other schools will be especially interested. Everyone is cor dially invited.
 Miss Marion Mclean left for Skagway. Alaska, where she will visit her aunt, Mrs. E. J. Shaw. Miss Mclean will be absent from the city several months.
 
 MT. and Mrs s. w. Hemphill of At lanta are visiting their parents. MT. and Mrs. F. H. Hooff, at SIP South Twen- tieth street.
 MT. and Mrs. James H. Sinley from Tupelo. Miss, are visiting MT. and Mrs. Richard Randolph for few days.
 Miss Irene Walker spent the week end at Attalla. She will return to her home in Avondale on Monday.
 Little Misses Carrie Boardman and Grace Sibley gave an Easter egg hunt on the lawn of the Boardman residence yesterday afternoon. A prize was given to the little girl finding the greatest mum Der of eggs. It was a white rabbit and fell to Miss Emily Fies.
 
 Miss Fannie Dunn has returned from . lengthy stay in Washington and Cleve- land
 i. Mrs J. Morgan Smith will attend the meeting of the Home Mission societies of the Methodist church in Anniston next week.
 MT. and Mrs. T. B. Franklin of Co., lumbus. Miss, passed through Birming- ham last week en route to Europe, whence they will visit the Holy Land They spent several days with their sister, Mrs. John Sidney White
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert L. Simpson will move Monday into the home formerly oc- cupied by MT. A c. Craven, No. 1910 Tenth avenue, south. They will have with them Miss Annie Moore, the dis tinguished young pianist.
 The family album and musicale will be given at the West End hall Mon day evening. March 29. by the West End Methodist choir for the benefit of the pipe organ fund. On this occasion the choir will be assisted by Miss Pruitt, Messrs. Whaley, Cox and Eastburn. and the Lady Maccabees' quartet. Mrs. V. P. Merrill will recite Naming the Twins.
 The Frou- Frou club will be entertained by Miss Anne Puckett at her home, 1432 Allen street, Thursday afternoon.
 It will be of interest to the many friends of Mrs. J. Sandman. Miss Eva Sandman and MT. Chester Sandman to know that they were registered at Al Peters steamship office in Berlin last week.
 Mrs. Frank H. I4athrop will spend two weeks at the country home of the Corners at Conner, going down next Tuesday. Mrs. Conner is still at the country homestead,