The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-29

and chastity of speech; to the forma-
ton of character by the faithful full
illment of every duty. DR.. Losey is
a man not only of highly cultured
intellect, but a gifted speaker with
splendid voice and elegant presence.
He held the perfect attention of
crowded house throughout his entire
address.
DR.. Handley presented diplomas to
the class, many of whom had spent all
of their school days in the seminary
and who love and revere DR.. Handley
because of his frequent visits and help
full talks to the school.
Following the presentation of diplo-
mas the farewell song, words and mu-
sic, all Of which were composed by
Miss Marjorie Smith, music pupil
of the seminary. also one of the senior
class of 1910, was beautifully sung.
After the benediction, pronounced by
DIR. Dickinson, the graduates all re-
paired to the parlors, where many gifts
sent by friends awaited them, for they
had asked that no flowers be sent then
on the stage.
Fellowing is the list of graduates:
Miss Vivian Bratton, Chester, S. c.;
Miss Dixie Love, Bessemer; Miss Katie
Riddle, city Miss Ruby Jacoway, Stew
enson. Ala: Miss Sara Southall, city,
Miss L.eona Lewis, city; Miss Lola Nail
Bessemer; Miss Willie Cole, city; Miss
Ruth Nicholson, Collinsville Miss Inez
Brice. Oneonta; Miss Martha Lay and
Miss Lillian Lay. city; Miss Ethel Gar
Der, Nocaee, Fla; Miss Hazel Strick-
land, city; Miss Carrie Lee Morgan
city; Miss Mary Lola Eborn, city; Miss
Marjorie Smith, city; Miss Louise West,
Bessemer. Graduates in piano. Miss Eliz-
abeth Dickinson. Miss Katie Riddle.
Graduates In expression Miss SEthcl
~ yIv
cate in voice, Miss Muriel Beard.
SOME FUNCTIONS FOR
GOVERNOR AND MRS. MARSHALL
Gov. and Mrs Thomas r. Marshall of
Indiana and Judge and Mrs. W. j. Wood
of Indianapolis will be distinguished WIS.,
itors In Birmingham tomorrow, leaving
the city Tuesday morning for Tuscaloosa,
where Governor Marshall will deliver an
address before the alumni of the Univer-
sity of Alabama. Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Tomlinson. Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling Wood
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jemison will
accompany them to Tuscaloosa
Tomorrow Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling Wood
will entertain at luncheon at the South
ern club In honor of Governor Marshall
| and his party. At o'clock an automo-
a reception will be given for them at the
Hotel Hillman, followed by a banquet
given by the Board of Trade.
Among those asked to receive tomorrow
| evening at the Hillman are: Mr. and
| Mrs. j. d. Collins. Mr.. and Mrs. John l.
Parker, Mr. and Mrs. R. w. Ewing, Mr..
and Mrs. c. C. HEIDI. Mr.. and Mrs NJ
v. Joseph. Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Tom.
linson, Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling Wood, Mr.
and Mrs. B. B. Burton, Mr. and Mrs. B.
| H. Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Seals, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Jones. Mr.. and Mrs
Leo X. Steiner, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B.
Gray. Mr.. and Mrs Fred Caheen. Mr.
and Mrs. Culpepper Exum. Mr.. and Mrs
| Walker Percy, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy McCul-
Tough, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Chalifoux
Mr.. John W. O'Neill and Miss O'Neill
Mr.. Colman Blach, Mr.. and Mrs. George
McCreery. DR.. J. H. Phillips and Mrs
/ Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Crawford
| Judge and Mrs. e. G. Grow and Mr. and
Mrs. w. P. G. Harding.
ALPHA-OMEGA CLUB
The Alpha Omega club met this week
with Miss Evelyn Beasley. Hearts was
the game and two prizes, both fans, were
awarded. The first prize was awarded to
| Miss Lillian Hughes and the consolation
was drawn by Miss Florine Hodges.
A dance IS being planned by the club
for June IL IT will be given at the Mar
garrf Allen school.
MISS META WARE
MARRIED TO MIR. HARDWOOD
Mr.. and Mira Fletcher Ware announce
the marriage Of their daughter, Meta, tt
Mr. Ralph Harwood The wedding VIA,
j quietly soismnissd YESTERDAY Afternoon