The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-02
BeSsener News

Bessemer, June (Special) The closing exercises of St. Aloyslus parish school took place yesterday, a number of medals and premiums being distrib- uted. Rev. Father M. E. Kittrick pre- sided and congratulated the pupils on the progress they had made the past year. Those receiving medals and pre- miums are as follows: Misses Frances Weller, Julia Nettleman, Irene Mundie, Angeline Roman, Ellen O'Rourke, Hil- .dred Hatcher. Myrtle Hayes, Agnes Co., merford, Marie Cutcliffe, Erin Hatcher, Clara Nettleman, Beulah Jones, Cecile Harty, Mary Comerford, Louis Done gan, Mary Ellen Fitzpatrick, Annie Lou, Caison, Marion Hayes, Lily Antonio, Rosa Narro and Masters John O 'Rourke John Cutcliffe, Frank Hagerty, Daniel OGara, Joseph Smith, William Ander- son, Edwin Haynes, Frank Palmer, George Hayes, James O'Gara, Lacey Edmundson, Keith Haynes Jake Guar nieri, August Nettleman, Philip Harty, Joseph O'Gara. Paul Mundie. Charles King, Charles Costello, Seaborn Jones, Joseph Bevona. John Antonio Dennis Donovan, Joseph Manzella, John Rob tnson, Ross Schilleci. The following were the kind donors of the above medals and premiums: First National bank, State bank, by w. w. Hollings- worth; pr. E. P. Lacey, Long-Lewis Hardware Co, George F. Rutledge. T. w. O'Bryne and Hugh McGeever. Bir- mingham; Benziger Brothers, Cincin- nati B. Herder, St. Louis; Mayor 1. A Lewis, Vines Jewelry company Spivy-. Moore Jewelry Co, Herzog Ss Thomp- son, Birminsham.
 Joe the Turk" of the Salvation Army has arrived in this city and will lee ture at the Grand theatre on sunday afternoon and evening, and at the Rebie hall on Monday. Tickets are on sale at all drug. stores for 10 cents The proceeds will go to the local Salvation Army.
 Last night Superintendent A. A. Per- sons and several members of the board of education attended the closing ex- ercises of the colored school which was held at Allen temple. An interests Ing programme was rendered. There were IS graduates The certificates of graduation were presented by the vice president of the board, Dr. R. P. Me- Tyiere
 Rev. J. G. snedecor of Tuscaloosa will occupy the pulpit at the First Presbyterian church Sunday morning and evening in the absence of the pas tor, Rev I. F. Swallow.
 Rev. l.. D. Patterson who has been away on his vacation, has returned and will occupy his pulpit al the Jonesboro Methodist church Sunday morning and evening.
 Miss Lulline Embry, a bride-to-be of next week, was the inspiration of delightful affair last night when Miss Grace Judson, one of the attendants, entertained at hearts. The hall was decorated in ferns and red cut flowers. while the parlor was very attractive in ferns and nasturtiums. The punch bowl was placed in the hall and banked in poppies and ferns, and was grace fully presided over by Miss Mallie Downing. Score was kept on dainty cards hand-panted in brides by Mrs. John Perry The lady's prize, hand embroidered shirt waist, was won by Miss Carrie Benton, who presented it to Miss Embry. The gentleman's prize, a hand embroidered shirt case, was won by Mir E. l.. owen. Miss Judson presented Miss Embry with a pair of hand embroidered pillow cases. A de- lightful salad and ice course was served. Those present were Misses Lul- line Embry, the guest of honor; Malliei Downing. Erline Moore. Bessie Neal Carrie Benton, Matura Benton, Ellen Davis, Mrs. John Perry, Messrs Dr. Gaston, pr. Averitt of Memphis, pr. Rountree. Dr. Mcdonald. Dr. Fonville, Dr. Patton. pr. Kent, Dr. Harris and E. l.. Owens.