Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-29

before. and is pleasantly remembered and kindly welcomed by her circle of
 Mir. John Houston of Memphis, son of the late Gov George s. Houston of Ala bama. is in the city visiting his sister, Mrs. D. M. Drennen-
 Miss Maude Rice of Yicksburg, Miss, is in the city, the guest of her sister, Mrs. s. Rich, on Eighth avenue.
 Mir. Henry Rock of Meridian. Miss, is in the city on visit to his betrothed, Miss Hannah Levy. The marriage of Miss Levy and MT. Rock will occur to- morrow evening with great eclat at Tenn pie Emanuel.
 Apropos of weddings. the following telegram to the Atlanta Constitution, gives this brief account of the handsome wedding on Christmas evening of two prominent and popular young Alabam- ians at Hayneville.
 "The Marbury- Mushat nuptials were cerebrated in the Presbyterian church at Hayneville by pr. P. c. Morton at 8 o'clock this evening" The ushers were L.. R. Brightman and E.. H. .Pritchett. Miss Irene Blizzard rendered. the wedding march admirably. The attendants were MT. George Flowers and Miss Meva Mar bury, MT. Ripley Beasley,and Miss Evlyn Caffey, Dr. J. r. Mushat and Miss Alice Marbury. MT. Ford and Miss Isabella Mushat, MT. Farris and Miss Jennie Cook The church was magnihcently decorated with ferns, evergreens and flowers MT. Marbury is an energetic and successful business man and presi- dent of the Marbury Lumber company The bride is a beautiful and accom- 1t-la f.axr osifr i1, fho at nf vile, where she reigned queen"
 MT. and Mrs. Samuel Ullman are in Natchez.. Miss, on a visit to relatives and friends.
 The Nineteenth Century club did not meet during the past week, owing to holi- day diversions, which naturally en- grossed the attention of the members. But on next Wednesday. New Years day, the club will be entertained by Miss Net tie Anderson.
 The young gentlemen of the Philhedon- ian club will give one of their delightful coalitions on next Wednesday evening, January 1, in compliment to MT. and Mrs. c. L. DeBardeleben, and MT. and Mrs. Robert E. Howard
 The many friends Of Miss Emma We'll man will be gratifed to learn that she is convalescent after her recent illness.
 The young ladies of the South High land Presbyterian church have formed a society within the past few days which will certainly result in much good, and will tend to promote a closer and more helpful sympathy with the workings of the church. They have selected as the name of the society "The Examinations, and as such will contribute towards the support of the church by assuming the responsibility of paying for the necessary music of the services. About the latter part of January they anticipate giving a musicale in the parlors of the church, when light refreshments will be served after the musical programme. The Handmaidens will meet fortnightly, the first and last Fridays in every month. The next meeting will occur at the res- idence of MT. and Mrs w. E. Hooper. The officers and members, are as follows:
 President, Mrs. pr. Berry; vice-presi- dent Miss Hooper; committee on consti- tuition and bylaws, Misses Mary Morton and Sallie Williams; members, Misses Hooper, Koenig, Bissett, Lila Smith, Vir- ginia Sharpe Bowron and Williams
 The arrangements being made for the marriage of Miss Fannie Arnold and MT. Ferdinand DeBardeleben next Wednesi day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the First