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EIGHT Class Day at the Tubman Was a Beautiful Success On* of the most beautiful affaire of the Tubman Hißh egrhool commence ment of thia season waa the ('laaa Day exerclaeH hehl at the achool thia morn ing at J 1 o’clock The achool auditorium waa crowded, oven atandinK room beinit at a prem ium, and lit waa an audience tha seemed happily interested in evory number on the program The exerclaea be it an with the salu tatory, delivered by Mias Maude Dil worth, president of the f'lass of 'l4. who also presided over the first part Of the exercises. "Ecutacy," by Kllen Oowdell, was sunn beautifully by the class, and fol lowed by -the Class History delivered by Miss Jennie Handler. The singing by the entire class of CROSBY-KING. ANNOUNCEMENT CARDS. Augusta friends have received cards from Mrs. Kohu l-e,- King, announc ing the marriage of her daughter, j Mary Gay, to Mr. Bdwln Tanner Cros by, Saturday, June Gth, In Richmond, Va. Mrs. Crosby la very delightfully remembered here a* the gue-st of her aunt, Mrs, Dora Vaiden. —Friends of Mr. Teague Jennings will regret, to learn that he is con fined to his home by sickness. Mrs. Charles Kosslgnol and her two bright sons, have returned from a visit t« S'avannah. —Mra. 11. C. Wall and her two grandchildren. Mr. Beverly Wall's children, will leave tomorrow for California, where they will spend several months with Mr. Beverly Wall.. —Mr Jake Ix>wrey Is enjoying a delightful visit with Rev and Mrs. George Gutllo, in Athens, Tenn. Mr. Gtiille Is at his Tennessee home for the vacation. MARRIAGE OF MISS ROBINSON AND DR. GEORGE S. SMITH. Interesting to many friends, will he llte announcement of the marriage of Miss Annie Robinson, of Warrenton, and Dr. George H. Smith, of Swalns boro, Ga., which took place very quietly yesterday at the home of the bride's uncle ami aunt. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Baker, f>o6 Greene Street, the ceremony being performed by Rev. J. B. Derrick. The bride was very lovely In a styl ish traveling suit of blue, worn with a small blue luit and other accessories to correspond. After the ceremony and congratulations, buffet refresh ments were served, after which Dr. and Mrs Smith left for Atlnnta to spend a sow days, before going to Swainsboro, whero they will occupy their own better home, which awsits them, having postponed their wedding trip North untll-mld-aummer. Miss Robinson Is a graduate of the Georgia Normal and Industrial Col lege, and also studied music for a I time at Shorter College In Rome. She is the handsome and attractive young, daughter of Mr. J. H. Robinson anil' her i opul .rlty extends from her home town throughout the state. Dr. Smith is one of the most prom | inent physicians in Sopth Georgia, i and very well known both In profee slonal snd octal circles. The an nouncement of bis marriage to Miss Robinson will be of pleasurable inter est to their many friends. —-The Savannah New* nays The quiet marriage Wednesday morning of Mias Mary MCUlohon, daughter oT the Rev. and Mrs. S. 11. McGlohon, to Mr. Max Montague Nlchola, will tnterst a large circle of friends of Mlaa McGlohon and Mr Nichols. It la to taho place at 7 o'clock In the morning. In St. Paul's Episcopal Church ami the bride's father will perform the cerniony. Her grandfather, Mr. T. N. McGlohon. will give hereaway. Mr. Nichols Is from Augusta, twit Is now living here. He and his bride will have on apart ment on Hast Fortieth Street, where they will begin housekeeping. —Friend* of Mrs Frank R. Carr will be most sympathetic on learning of the recent serious accident which has befallen her. Mrs. Carr had been to an evening party and on returning home, had the misfortune to catch the high heel of her evening shoe in her skirt and was thrown heavily to the floor, the fall breaking her arm and collar-bone While medical at tention was Immediate, and every thing 1* gettng along Just as well as could be expected, she Is still suffer ing greatly and will be confined to her home for aeveral weeks. —Mrs. D. B. Prtoliard and Mrs. C J Denham, of Titus Hie, F'la , arrived this morning for a visit with their mother, Mrs. Sophie A. Smith. P. T. SOCIAL CLUB TO GIVE DANCE. The P T. Social Club will entertain Friday evening, .lune 12th, at the North Augusta Academy, with anoth er one of their delightful dances. Those who have received Invitations are urged to be present ns this prom laes to be a very pleasant evening. —Mrs. Louis 1-e Hardy has returned to Savannah, after a visit with Mrs. Thomas Barrett. —Mrs Luther Herrl.g and chiklren are on Sullivan's Island, where they have a cottage for the summer. ASBURV BARACAS hold BUSINESS MEETING. The Raraeas held a very Important ImatnoM! meeting Monday evening, at which time officer* for the next six months were elected The class had as their visitors several of the St l.uke's Haracaa, and their presence was very much appreciated, they also save very helpful talks to the Asbury Baracas The young ladies of the church served the Haracaa with de lightful refreshments, which was en joyed by all. The next meeting will be at Mr M P. Bockums, *ll Pin# street. —Mr. and Mr*. Albert Waldon. of Atlanta, are with Mr. and Mrs. A. U. Jackson for a visit. —Miss Allc# Davidson, who haa been visiting Mr*. Kendall In Colum bia, returned home yesterday ac companied by Mr* Kendall, who came over to attend the funeral of Mr M. B. Williams. Mi. and Mrs liishop Society "Hung of Sunshin**,” conclude*] the firxt part of t.h<* program, Th<- Class Prophecy, with tableaux, occupied the whole second part, the speaker, Mlhh Katherine Whitney, be j ing standing on the Mage alone. Ah | her name was railed, each young lady j< f the graduating claim appeared in the spotlight In the routume befitting her •future, ftH told In the prophecy that wa« being recited by Mlhh Whitney. It wa« to «ay the least an Intensely pretty scene. The girls were heartily encored. The Hinging of “Auld Lang Syne” finished the program. The claim speeches delivered today were much enjoyed and but for the lack of spare would appear In print in this issue. Alexander arrived last night from Wright sville. Miss Marion Mallard and Miss J,u rile Dukes, of North Augusta, are |in Charleston, in attendance at the Mate conference of the Kpworth Lea gue of South Carolina. Mr. Klwood Murphey, of Atlanta, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Foy, on Fifth street. An attractive picture of Miss Agnes Flythe appeared in Sunday's Savannah News. Miss Flythe is visit ing friends in Savannah. Mlhh Dudle Hates has returned home for vacation after studying at Tallahassee College. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cohen' are now at Cohencrest for the summer. CITY PHILATHE ENJOY OUTING AT LANKEY’S. The City Union of Philatheas en joyed a delightful outing W Lankey's yesterday afternoon, a cool refreshing dip in the water being followed h.v a picnic supper served in the moonlight. About thirty Philatheas were in at tendance with several out of town guests. Mlhh Bessie McDaniel has return ed from a visit with Miss Martha Ma gill in Atlanta. PROGRAM OF ST. JOSEPH’S COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES. The thirteenth annual commence ment of St. Joseph's Academy will take place Friday evening at the new school auditorium which will he used for the first time, beginning at f» o’clock on the following program will he carried out: Processional—“ Holy, Holy." Motion Song, “When Visitors Come Round" Eld ridge—Minims. Trio, Polonaise Brillante—Kramer— Misses Kathryn Armstrong, Lillian Roper and Agnes O.Dowd Salutory. “To Our Colors True”— Miss Ruth Daniels. Chorus, “Are Sanctlssima” —Rosier. Duet, “l/ove Hong from Faust”—* Gounod—Misses Mary McKeon and Constipation Impossible to be well. The foe to good health. Correct at once. Ayer's PiUs. Ome at bedtime. Sold for 60 yean. Ask Vow Doctor. No. Six-Sixty-Six This it a prescription prepared especially for MALARIA or CHILLS 4. FEVER. 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