The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-27

 Training school, will talk about mission ary education and work.
 There will be an exhibition held by the summer school this week at the city hall on the third floor. illustrations of stencil ing, water colors and drawings will be shown.
 The following card has been issued:
 The Birmingham Public Library associ- ation Cordially invites you to a reception given to it's members and to the mem- bers of the public library Wednesday evening, June 30, from to o'clock. Library rooms.
 The lawn party to be given at Capitol park on Tuesday, June %. for the benefit of the beginners class room of the First Baptist church has been postponed to Wednesday, June 30, on account of con dicting with the Eastern Stars entertain ment on that date. Those holding tick cts will please note change.
 The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Interna- tional Association of Maehinists will serve ice cream on the lawn of the Gibson school Woodlawn S~cond avenue, be- tween Fiftieth and F'irty-first streets, | Tuesday afternoon and night, June 29 from 4 o'clock until 10 o'clock for a benefit fund.
 MT and Mrs. H. F. DeBardeleben, Miss Clara DeBardeleben and Master Jack Reilly have gone to Point Clear to spend a month at that popular resort,
 
 MT J. Edward Miles, who is in New York studying under the famous Chalif, will remain there until the latter part of August, when he will return to Birming- ham and open his dancing classes about September 1. MT. Miles proficiency In his chosen art Is unquestioned and with the excellent advantages he will have this summer he will be better than ever equipped to give his pupils the latest and best instruction in the np-to-date dances, of which he is master.
 Miss Lula Bradford will be at the Uni versity of Chicago for six weeks.
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 Miss Leila Wheeler, teacher of voice at Belmont college, Nashville, after a pleasant visit with Mrs. H. T. Brownell, 1925 South Fifteenth street, left Thurs day to spend the remainder of her yaca- tion in Kentucky and Tennessee,
 Miss Stevonia F. Nash of the Macon high school Is the weekend guest of her cousin, Mrs. George Harrington. Miss Nash is teacher of English, science and history, and In speaking of the year's g work of the school said This high school is one of the recently established high schools of the state. A splendid new brick building will be ready for the fall opening and the course of these new high schools throughout the state will prepare many country boys and girls for collegiate courses"
 The commencement exercises of the Ma con high school closed last week, ending a successful years work The bac- calaureate sermon was preached by Rr. w. T. Edwards of Auburn, Ala. A pfac- tfcal literary address by superintendent I. W. Hill gave history of the es- tablishment and necessity of the high schools in the educational system of the state of Alabama. The other exercises of this anniversary celebration of the Lanier Literary society were credit to the teachers and pupils, also the comedy, Merchant of Venice Up-to-Date," was rendered and proved quite success.
 Miss Nash will attend the summer school of the south in Knoxville and later will take a western trip.
 MT. and Mrs. T. M. Mcclellan have gone to Atlanta to attend Mrs. McClel- lan's brothers marriage From there they will go to New York and Atlantic City.