The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-18

| Preston, Mary Lock Morrow, Duffie Les | ter, Marie ullman, Toode Ullm1n, Lalla l Meade, Katherine Meade, Marion Pierce, Rebecca Pierce, Adolph Stockmar, Wal ter Reeves, Robert Williams, Haskin | Williams Thomas Morrow, John Fox and | Robert Preston
 MT. and Mrs. L. E.. Bailey entertained Friday evening in honor of Miss Ruth Courtney of Atlanta. Those present were: Miss Ruth Courtney, Miss Annie Pearl Browning, Miss Lucille Colvin, Miss Elizabeth Colvin, Miss Mary Pacely, Miss Sarah Pacely, Miss Agnes Roe, Miss Bessie Sullivan, Miss Jessie Lee, Miss Wannetta Bailey, Miss Violet May, Mrs. Selbinder, Mrs. Browning, MT. William Alexander, MT. Peyton Brown | ing, MT. Eddie Browning, MT. Clinton | Holroy. MT. Earl Lackey, MT. Floyd Hummer, MT. Lee Roe and MT Ralph | Browning.
 l The following account of the graduating exercises of Smith college will be read with interest as Miss Jeanne Adler of [ this city received the A. B. degree. 1 During her sophomore year Miss Adler i was student teacher at the Peoples in- | stitute of Northampton and was mem | Der of the decoration committee for one l of the big indoor basketball games of the l year.
 | l last Wednesday evening when seniors l held their last sing on the steps of the l Students building 1 On Thursday Friday and last evenings l performances of senior dramatics were given to large and enthusiastic audiences | of students alumnae, friends and the | ia culty of Smith college. The senior class had charge not only of the acting, but the entire management of their production of ,, Much Ado About Nothing Mable Yer non Somers of West Haven, Conn, did splendid work in the role of the spirited, witty Beatrice, while in the interpretation of Benedick, Harriet Evelyn Means of Ashland, Ky, displayed some partcu- larly clever acting. The music, written especially for the play by members of the senior class. added much to the spirit and charm of the production The genera chairman of dramatics was Frances Eve lyn Hall of Broo1line, Mass.
 Dr. Marion LeRoy Burton, president of Smith college, will preach the baccalau reate sermon on today at o'clock, and Dr. l.. Clark Seelye. president emeritus of the college, will give the prayer.
 Organ vespers will be this evening. Se- lections will be played by Prof. Henry Dike Sleeper of the department of music.
 The Ivy Day exercises will be held to- MOTION morning. At S:30 a. the alum nae parade, forming by classes, will
 
 tunes, displaying their class colors. The Ivy procession will follow, the seniors in white, each carrying an American Beauty rose, marching between two lines of junior ushers, who carry the Ivy chain. At the library the seniors will stop to plant the class ivy and sing their ivy song. The indoor Ivy Day exercises will take place in John M Greene hall. The Ivy oration will be delivered by Grace Angela Richmond of Little Compton, R. l., after speech of welcome by the class president, Eleanor Adams of Newark N. J. The programme has been arranged with regard to the observance of the Shakespeare tercentenary.
 Tomorrow the college orchestra will give it's closing concert. and an exhibi- tion of painting, sculpture, interior decor ating and crafts by former students and alumnae will be held in the Hillyer Art gallery. Students societies will hold re- unions to welcome former members.
 Tomorrow evening the whole campus will be aglow with Japanese lanterns and the Glee club concert will be held on the steps of the Students building. The presidents reception in the Chapin house will follow. There will be serenading by the alumnae and undergraduate classes on the campus.
 The graduation exercises will be held Tuesday in John M. Greene Hall. Cover
  York will give the address and Dr. Bur- ton. president of Smith college, will pre- sent the diplomas. Of particular interest to many will be the wearing of academic costume by the graduates at Smith col lege for the first time. The seniors will wear caps and gowns for the baccalau- reate address and the commencement ex- ercises The bachelor of arts hoods are lined with white, displaying a gold chew ron
 The alumnae collation. will be served at noon in the alumnae gymnasium, and a meeting of the alumnae assembly will fol- low.
 evening. The toastmistress will be Mar garet Stanley Welles of Hartford, Conn.,
 Miss Minnie Vardeman of Mississippi is spending sometime in the city with friends and many lovely affairs have been arranged in fher honor. Among them were a lawn party given by Mrs. Albert Fairley for both she and Miss Helen Davenport of Virginia, on her lawn last week. Miss Laura Bell and Miss Louise Heacock gave a beautiful garden party at their home at Mountain Terrace also for her.
 The marriage of Miss Lillian Lee Jor- dan of Dothan and MT. Charles w. Hare of Tuskegee which will be solemnized at o'clock Thursday morning at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. Henry Ernest Jordan, and which will be the most important social event in Dothan during the coming week, will also be of much interest to a large num- Der of friends in Alabama and other states, The wedding will be very simple. but very pretty in all it's appointments.
 Miss Jordan will be attended by her sister, Miss Annie Howell Jordan as bridesmaid Caroline Stapleton will be flower girl and Master Curtis Cranberry will act as ring bearer. Ribbon girls will be Miss Frances Crawford, Miss Eleanor Williams, Miss Helen Malone and Miss Sarah Bell
 Mr. Hare will be attended by MT. J. Lewie Jordan as best man and Mir. Carl Smonton will act IS groomsman. The ceremony will be performed by Dr. w. B. Crcmpton of Montgomery. The ring service will be used.
 The musical programme will be in charge of Mrs, Harvey G. Forester, who will be assisted by Mrs. s. o. Will Evelyn Farmer.
 Mrs. Henry B. Simonton of Abbeville, Mrs J. l.. Crawford. Mrs J. T. Trawick, 1 Mrs John H. Jones, Mrs. A. E. Pace. Mrs Eva Pearl Cranberry Mrs. H. G. Forester Mrs. c. c. Hughes, Mrs. J. Il. Simonton, Mrs. E. c. Porter Mrs. w. Il. King, Miss Daisy Simonton, Miss lrma TrawiclS and Miss Margaret Tutwiler will assist in receiving,
 A number of delightful affairs have been given or planned for the bride-elect, among which was reception shower ny Mrs. Eva Pearl Cranberry Wednesday