Birmingham age-herald., 1895-09-18
SOCIAL GOSSIP.

The old-fashioned southern home at PIP Fifth avenue, embowered in fragrant flowers and a network of trailing vines, was last night the scene of one of the swellest, happiest and most delightful weddings that has ever occurred in the city of Birmingham. It was the residence of MT. B. Well, and the contracting par ties were Mir. Louis ). Fox und Miss Amy kothschild of this city. At exactly $50 o clock the bride, groom, bridesmaid and groomsman and invited guests filed into the spacious and handsomely appointed parlors and the ceremony, according to the reformed Jewish rllual, was p~r- formed in a graceful manner by Rabbi Mof1s New. 6Si of Temple Emanuel. The bride was dressed in white, with veil and usual adornments, and the wedding gar ments only served to enhance her charac- teristc loveliness. The groom wore the regulation full dress and looked the handsome man that he is.
 Miss Blanche Rothschild, a sister of the bride and the loveliest of brunettes. acted as bridesmaid and MT. Bert Fox brother of the groom, as best man.
 After the cei emony a banquet was held and many congratulatory speeches made by the guests. Mir Leon Friedman was mi ster of ceremonies and proved him self a past master of the art of making everybody happy.
 In a room adjoining the parlors the wedding presents were exhibited and they were numerous, costly and in eX- cellent taste. Sixty-one telegrams of eongratulation from friends living in all most every southern city were received by the newly welded pair.
 A charming german was danced in the ball room by the guests, led by the bridesmaid and groomsman, and the wedding festivities were kept up until a late hour.
 Louis J. Fox, the groom, is one of Bir- mingham's most successful young bus mess men and has a high standing in the community, while his lovely bride is one of the social favolites in Hebrew cir cles, and is a woman in the truest sense of the word. "A marriage solemnized on earth but decreed in heaven"
 The young couple will make their home at 24l6 Fourth avenue, at the home of the mother of the groom.
 The Age-Herald joins with their hosts of friends in wishing them long lie ful! of happiness.
 The trolley ride this afternoon from to o'clock, under the auspices of the Woman's Christian Temperance union, promises to be a pleasant affair. The car can be taken at Sixth avenue and Twen- teth street, north, and at Five Points south. Adults, 25 cents; children under 10 15 cents. Tickets may be had at the car.
 The LaCross Sunday school teachers and pupils of North Birmingham were out for a trolley ride last night The mo- gull would not accommodate all who were in the party and another car had to be pressed into service.
 Mrs. c. M. Tardy returned to her home in Huntsville yesterday, after pleasant visit to the family of Judge l. H. Benncrs, Nineteenth street between Eighth and Ninth avenues.
 The Misses Wright of Philadelphia ar rived yesterday morning, and are the guests of Miss Mamie Pearson. on the South Highlands.
 Misses Alta and Lille McMillan. two of Annistons sweetest and most popular young women, will be guests of Miss Mamie Pearson for a few days. They will arrive at noon today.
 Miss Celia Smith leaves today for Chi cago, whther she goes to resume her studies
 The WomanS Christian Temperance union will hold a regular meeting this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock in the First Presbyterian church. A full attendance is desired.