Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-08
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 extended Miss Johnston and Mir. Brown, and heartiest wishes for a prosperous, happy future.
 Mrs. liar Jones entertans her friends today with progressive euche, in honor of Mesdames T. H. Aldrich and Cornelius Cadle, at 2:31 o'clock, D. m. at her South Highland ome.
 The reception of the Commercial club and ladies' auxiliary will occur next Thursday evening, the 18th, at o'clock in the club rooms. An agreeable programme has been arranged for the occasion, and it will be pleasant and profitable gathering. The reception committee will consist of the officers of both organizations and the la dies belonging to the various committees of the ladies' auxiliary. All members of the entertainment committee are urged to meet next Saturday afternoon at o'clock to make nal arrangements for the recep- tion. It is necessary that every lady on this committee be present Saturday after noon.
 The daughters of the member of the Commercial club will also form part of the reception committee on the evening of the 18th.
 Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Hagood and their family will move to Elyton this week and occupy their home there. This is serious loss to the South Highlanders, who are very 10th to part with such good friends and neighbors.
 MT. and Mrs. J. P. Tillman have rented their handsome home on Highland avenue and moved 10 the residence of Mr. and Mrs. w. s. Brown, on Sixth avenue.
 Mrs. 8. P. FowIkes entertained few friends at luncheon on Tuesday morning.
 
 Miss Ollie Evans of Augusta, Ga., who has many friends and admirers in our city, is visiting the family of her uncle, MT. Frank V. Evans, on Seventh avenue.
 
 Mir. N. E. Barker, president of the First National bank, has rented the residence of MT. J. P. Tiilman on Highland avenue, and will soon bring his family to Birning- ham to reside. warm welcome will be extended them by eur people.
 marriage beautiful in it's elegance, sim- plicity and appropriateness was celebrated yesterday at 80 o'clock at the residence of the bride: Mrs. Alabama B. Ware and matrimony, Rev. Or. Thomas Beard per. forming the solemn service. The house was beautifully adorned with royal -chrys- anthemums. At the appointed hour the magnificent bridal dress, came into the parlor upon the arm of her relative, Mir. J. M. Davidson, and was followed by Dr. Wyman and his best man, MT. w. P. G. Harding.
 Mir. Davidson gave the bride away. There were no attendants, and the small company who witnessed the ceremony was composed of the immediate relatives of the happy couple and two or three very inti- mate and close friends. The brides dress was very rich white brocaded satin en traine, trimmed with pearl passementerfe and duchess lace. Her jewels were splen- did opals and diamonds, and in her hair she wore beautiful diamond star, which was the gift of the groom. The opal and diamond jewels were tho same worn by the mother of the bride at the time of her mar riage. The bride carried a bouquet of splendid white chrysan thsmums and maiden hair fern.
 After the marriage ceremony the bride and groom donped travelling suits and took the afternoon tfain for New Orleans. After several days spent in the Crescent City they will visit TuskaIoosa, the former and and Mrs. W. s. wyman, ,AI parents of tn; the groom, will tender Dr. and Mrs. Wyman very large and handsome reception. Other social courtesies await them in Tus. kaloosa. Professor and Mrs. Wyman, Miss Wyman and MT. Wyman came over from Tuskaloosa to attend the marriage. A glorious, beautiful, ideal woman and splendid, manly, intellectual mau have
 
 nothing but happiness ahead of them. There should be all earthly blessingsl
 Mrs. Chappell Cory cabled her family yesterday of her safe arrival at South hampton. This is gratifying news to her many friends.
 The following neat invitation announces coming event: "Mr. and Mrs. George H. Bates request the honor of the AGE HER. AIDS representative on the occasion of the marriage of their daughter, Marie, day evening, November IA, at o'clock, First Baptist church, Birmingham, Ala. At home after November 20, Nicholson house, Nashville, Tenn.'' Miss Bates, the bride- to- be, is one of Bir- mingham's most charming and popular social circles. She will be greatly missed. MT. Turner is one of Nashviiie's promising young business men. The flower show will be opened at Il a. m. Thursday. The rules for exhibitors are as follows:
 All articles for competition must be dis tinctly and conspicuously named. Exhibits must be arranged and be in position before 10 o'clock on day of open ing.
 All exhibits of plants and cut flowers must have been grown by the exhibitors. There will be sale of fancy articles, also salads, home made mincs meat and other dishes.
 The women and children of Mother's mission will be admitted free of charge. COOKING SCHOOL. Cbefing dish lecture this afternoon at 2:3o.
 Klops--Orange souffies, cream of chicken soup.