The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-23

Sunday morning by Rev. Carl Gregory at the First Methodist church. The school made a beautiful picture as the girls filed in, all dressed in pure white and filled the middle section of the church. MT. Gregory's sermon was very simple, yet beautiful appeal for hap . py life. His subject was, The Remedy for Unhappiness,' and he earnestly spoke of the causes of the unhappiness of the day as a part of the general restlessness, saying that the remedy lay, not in our modern civilization, with all it's interests and comforts, nor in material props that give way when we most need them, nor in religious cults, but in the godly life. in imitation of the one perfect one, Jesus Christ.
 The seminary girls, as the choir, sang two beautiful anthems, and Miss Olive Cheeks beautiful lyric soprano voice filled the church in solo, The Lord Is My Light" which she sang as an of fertory.
 Saturday afternoon the annual alumnae banquet of the Louie Comp ton seminary was given at the Hotel Hillman. The ballroom was very at tractive with the long tables decorated with baskets of crimson ramblers and sweet peas. The seniors were honor
  the others radiated as spokes from a wheel. Mrs. Elizabeth Chew Anderton, I'14, as president of the alumnae asso- l ciotion, presided as toastmistress. In | her introduction of the speakers, she was very clever and in a sweet. gra- cious manner she gave a welcome to everybody, whether of the first class or | the last.
 1 The toast programme represented a part of the tercentenary celebration, choosing the Shakespeare plays as sub jects, with modern adaptation. Follow ing these there was clever tribute given to Shakespeare in the form of one-act play written by Alvie Myatt, PIP, and Carolyn Montgomery, '15, and staged by some of the alumnae.
 
 The may festival to be given this aft ernoon at Tenth avenue and Forty second street north for the benefit of Troop six, Boy Scouts, will be a very attractive af- fair and for a most worthy cause. The ladies hope to realize money enough to buy uniforms and equipment for these young fellows who helped so nobly in the recent reunion.
 Commissioner Weatherly will present a flag to the boys and after a musical pro- gramme rendered refreshments will be served.
 
 college will be an interesting one. At 1O:30 this morning there will be a concert l by the school of music; at oclock the general reception will be held on the col lege campus, and this evening at S:15 the seniors play.
 Tomorrow morning the graduating ex- ercises will be held at 10:3o and the bacca- laureate address will be delivered by MT. Morris Bush of this Dcity.
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 | Saturday afternoon Mrs LeRoy Holt entertained in the form of mystery party for her sister, Miss Myrtle Lyon. who is a member of the Central High school graduating class. Only a few of Miss Lyons classmates were invited. Pink and white sweet peas, the class flower were used in the decorations. The pink and white color scheme was carried out entirely. Mrs. Harry Lyon, 1 Mrs. G. H. Grain and Miss Flora Jones l assisted Mrs. Holt, while Miss Gladys Lyon officiated at the punch bowl. "A l Mystery Romance" a unique contest in which all of the guests names were used, seemed to be thoroughly enjoyed. The following were among those who were invited: Misses Edith Merritt, Mamie Peace, Lola Ulen, Florence Hill, Ethel Hill, Verna McCrory, Sara McLester, Mary Woodruff, Elizabeth Notsai. Inez Elliott Elizabeth Tate Nauldo Allen Rob- erts, Margaret Gideon, El,eln Croy, Vir- ginia Holcum, Helen Evans, Virginia Kelso, Gladys Pickens, Mary Dugger, Marian Holmes, Maude Jacobs, Ehrma Cooper Alma Smith, Grace Jones, Ethel Strange. Myrtle Jones. Beuhal Bains, Emily Harrison, Patricia Middleton, Ella nora Odom, and Miss Bessie Merrill and Miss Prendegast
 MT. and Mrs. Andrew Cameron who F, taly ba nn Caldwell Terrace have two very attrac- tive visitors. Miss Nomle Harris and Mrs. Tyler Miller of Clarksvlle, Tenn. During their stay they have been enter tained several times MT. and Mrs. kel- ley gave a dinner party for them Sat urday evening at the Country club in honor of Mrs. Tyler and Miss Florine Ha rrison of Clarksdale, Tenn. Places were marked for Mrs. Miller, Mrs. liar rison, MT. and Mrs. Lee Koenig, Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Cameron, Dr. David Mas | sey, MT. William Rogers. I Dr. and Mrs Cameron entertained at a luncheon at the Southern club for them. Dr. and Mrs Camerons guests were: Miss Harrison, Mrs. Miller, MT. and Mrs. Kelley, Dr. Lawson Massey and Dr. John w. Watts.
 l MT. and Mrs. Robert l.. Gregory s 1 dinner Saturday evening at the Coun- try club was given in honor of their | relatives, MT. and Mrs. J. H. Biscoe 1 of Mississippi.
 /! MT. and Mrs J. H. Biscoe, Mrs. M. F. Seals, Miss Lillian Warehouse, Miss Ruth Armstead, MT. Briscoe Seals and MT. y. P. Seals were the guests
 Mir and Mrs L. H. Dents dinner party was a beautiful affair given for