Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-17
OUR SOCIAL WORLD.
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Continued From Second Page.) MT. Fred Underwood is in Atlanta, en- toying the great exposition.
 The following very handsome invita- tion has been received from friends in that dear old town on the 9hattahoochee, Eufaula. It tells of another marriage or a sweet young girl, whom l knew anu loved when she was a wdnsome ohdlo. May prosperity, happiness and great content fill the coming years, both Tor the fair young bride and the man whom she will wed:
 MT. and Mrs. L. G. Dean invite you to be present at the marriage Of thelr daughter Melaine. to MT Frank Perciyal Bakewell, Wednesday evening, october 90, 1885, at 8:30 o'clock, St. James Epdsco- pal church, Eufaula, Ala. At home after November 10, 433 Madison street, Clarks- vile, Tenn"
 Miss Mamie Hamilton is in the city, visiting Miss Kate R. Smith. Tenth ave- nue, South Highlands. This will be pleas ant news to the many Birmingham friends of Miss Hamilton, who have nor vet become reconciled to having her resident of Georgia.
 Miss Leila Anderson returned on Mon- day night from a long visit to relatives in South Carolina.
 Yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the residence of MT. Charles T. Ivey on Ave nue F Mr. G. Forest Sproull and Miss Sal lie Lattner were married. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Owen P. Fitzsim- mons rector of St. Mary High lands. MT. and Mrs. Sproull left imme- diately after the ceremony for Atlanta and other parts of Georgia and Alabama Many relatives of MT. Sproull came over from Anniston to attend his marriage, among them his father, Col. c. w. Sproull of Anniston; his sister, Miss Bessie Sproull, and his two brothers, Messrs J. D. and G. w. Sproull. MT. and Mrs. G. Forest Sproull have a large circle or friends in Birmingham. MT. Sproull has been for several years in business Tn our city, and now travels for the large hfm or May & Thomas. MT. and Mrs. Sproull return from their bridal trip in about ten days.
 Mrs. Goldberg and her daughter. Miss Sophia Goldberg, left on Tuesday for At lanta. where they will remain for several days enjoying the exposition.
 Miss Nan Gotten of Sewanee. Tenn, is visiting Miss Saida Gotten, 1908 Sixth av- enue.
 Mrs. Ellie Graves Shober has just re- turned from a very delightful stay Tn Atlanta. She will visit the exposition again during November.
 MT. M c. Reynolds of Birmingham and Miss Celie Williams of Mobile were quietly married yesterday at the home of the brides father. MT. Dan Williams, in Mobile by the Rev. Dr. Burkett of the First Presbyterian church of that city. MT. and Mrs. Reynolds reached Birming- ham last night at midnight and found a cordial welcome awaiting them.
 Mrs. Frank $. White has returned from a visit of many weeks to friends in Geor- gia and Carolina.
 MT and Mrs Henry B. Gray and their son, Henry, have returned from the north.
 On Saturday afternoon Mrs. John Wheeler gave an exceptionally pretty luncheon at her home on Eleventh ave- nue in honor of Miss Alice Smith. the beautiful young girl who was married yesterday to MT l.. R. Hoover of New Orleans. The attractive home was dec orated with palms and cut flowers and the tempting menu was served in many courses. It was a white and green luncheon and all the decorations and appointments carried out this color scheme The bon-bon dishes were heart shaped and little Cupids adorned the cakes, thus having the sentiment of the occasion attractively conspicuous. Mrs. Wheeler's guests at this luncheon were Miss Alice Smith, Miss Jeanie Smith, Miss Cornelia Meade, Miss Bessie Bhnn and Mrs. Everhart.
 The marriage of Miss Alice Smith and MT. Louis R. Hoover of New Orleans yes terday at noon was witnessed by only the relatives and intimate friends. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr. Thomas J. Beard at the home of the pa rents of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Smith, on North Twenty-second street. The bride was very lovely in a gown of white silk null Her sister, Miss Jeanie Smith, was maid of honor and MT. Ryon of New Orleans was best man. Mr. and Mrs. Hoover left yesterday afternoon for their home in New Orleans, bearing with them the best and brightest wishes of hundreds of friends. Mrs. Hoover wore her wedding journey.
 Miss Lazarus has on exhibition at Loveman, Joseph & Loeb's a splendid piece of artistic work. It is very large canvas, feet long and 6 feet ? inches Lady Jane Grey" There are five figures in the picture-Lady Jane Grey. two maids of honor, the cardinal and the ex- ecutioner. This picture shows an artis- tic growth on Miss Lazarus part and in dicates a. genius that must accomplish great things in the future The color ing is fine, the details accurate and the figures worthy of an artist much older than Miss Lazarus. Miss Lazarus was five months painting this splendid pie ture and has already been offered a large sum for it. She will soon carry it to