Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-15


 whom extend the sincerest eongratuIa- Berkowitz.
 The departure of Miss Cora, Loeb is greatly regretted by her admirers and friends She spent several weeks in Bir- mingham with her sister, Mrs. Gelders. [ The following handsome invitation has been received:
 ''Mr Rand F. Perry will give in matri- mony his daughter, Laura Walton, to MT. Charles LeGrande DeBardeleben Wednesday afternoon, December IS, 1895, at o'clock Dr. M. K. Perry's, Russellville, Ky. At home after January 1, Birmingham Ala"
 Mir DeBardelebens numerous friends rejoice in his happiness and will welcome his lovely young bride to our city with the most cordial welcome. Congratula- tlons are extended to the happy young couple.
 There will be a quiet wedding next Wednesday evening at o'clock in which the State Herald staff and employees gen. erally are deeply interested. At the res- idence of the brides mother, 2510 Fourth avenue, Miss Mary Allen Powell will be united to MT. Allen M. Holt. The bride
 to-be is sweet and winsome young woman, in every way worthy of the man of her choice. MT. Holt Is a valued em- ploye in the State Herald composing room and is a young gentleman of ster- ling qualities and bright promise.
 On Thursday afternoon, December 12, from to o'clock Mrs. James A. Going gave a charming reception to the ladies of the First Presbyterian church. Her home was artistically decorated with smilax and pink carnations. and delicious refreshments were served during the re- naraff xryau ar of of of.aa on joyment to scores of church friends. Mrs. Going was assisted in receiving her guests by Mesdames Thomas Bradley, A. O. Lane, F. Y. Anderson, M. c. Smith, J. c. Henley, William Hardie, John Tow CTS, l.. P. Worl, R. Y. Ware, A. E. Smith, A. B. Curry, Tracey Harvey. Konkle, Parker and Miss Weir and Miss Eliza beth Going.
 Miss Carrie Simpson of Montgomery is visiting her brother, MT. Rush Simp- son, on Thirteenth avenue, South High lands.
 Miss Davis of Charlottesville, Va, is the guest of Judge and Mrs. w. W. Will kerson, Thirteenth avenue. The Young Peoples union of the South side Baptist church gave an enjoyable re- ception Friday evening in the Sunday school rooms, and an entertaining pro- gramme consisting of musical numbers
 
 Hale spoke briefly of his recent journey ings in the Holy Land, and much inter- est was manifested in the work of the union by the appreciative company pres ent.
 The Southern club will tender recep- ton Thursday evening to Mr. and Mrs. w E. Leake and MT. and Mrs. D. M.
 Forker at their handsome rooms. A cor dial welcome will be extended these happy young people, who have been so recently married.
 The concert to be given next Tuesday evening at Seals hall under the auspices of the Birmingham Music club will no doubt be largely attended, as the artists composing the troupe have received the warmest praise of critics wherever they have appeared.
 The bazaar of the ladies of the Cum
 berland Presbyterian church, which IS prettily termed Carnival of Days" will begin under the brightest auspices to- l morrow (Monday) evening in the store | next to Nabers, Morrow & Sinnige, or First avenue. There will be seven booths to correspond with the days of the week: Mondays booth, wash day, will have all ] Continued on Fourteenth Page.)