Birmingham age-herald., 1895-05-26

and Nashville for their annual outing at Blount Springs, The company was in brilliant spirits the trip delightful and the happy destination soon reached. placed over the picturesque grounds, and under the graceful shade trees, heavy with luxuriant foliage 1t seemed verit- able paradise to the young folks, whose feelings were not altogether free from the sentiment which is the very breath of existence these balmy spring days and they were not slow in utilizing all the seats in sight, taking particular pains to stake off their claims" The afternoon was spent in strolis, conversa- tion. singing and an all round jolly time. At ' o'clock a delightful lunch was served at the hotel Another hour was then spent as only an hour can be spent in tWoS, with only the stars as witnesses, and the delicious spring night zephyrs, freighted with the fragrance of locust blossoms, to intoxicate the senses and inspire fancies such as those under whose spell the Lotus eaters dreamed their lives away. At 9 o'clock the ball room was thrown open and Terpsichore reigned supreme. At the stroke of mid night the bright scene was over, the grounds deserted and the ball room empty. Only crushed, withered rose a knot of ribbon, broken fan or a lost glove was left to tell the story in eloquent silence. Homeward bound the gay party reached Birmingham with the echoes of the happy day still ringing in their hearts. Those present were: I Miss Lucy Turner with J. K. Warren, Miss Helen Barton with J. P. Warren, Miss Florie Roden withC..G. Davis, Miss Kathleen Hooper with E. Redd, Miss Ola Roden with Lundie Sloss, Miss Lucy Morrow with Walter Prescott, Miss Daisy Lewis with Jim Arnold, ,Jr., Miss Fannie Walton with Sam Cowan, Miss Daisy Walton with John Yeastman, Miss xxyifh I IClr ie, Mittie Sherrod with Charles Leeper, Miss Maud Terrell with Walter Fowlkes, Miss Fannie Arnold with c. l.. DeBar- deleben, Miss Sarah Martin with J. A. Kirtley, Miss Margie Hooper with B. Lovelace. Miss Nina Strother with D. Ware, Miss Mollie Jordan with Theo Koenig, Miss Florie Graves with Sale Phelan, Miss Kate Bell with Will Craw- ford, Miss Kate Smith with Ed Wilcox, Miss Lucy Hagood with R. B. Going, Miss Mamie Cleary with Archie Gibson, Miss Lila Smith with George Browne, Miss Laura Hagood with Smith Craw- ford, Miss Kyser with R. E. Howard Miss Josie Miller of Taladega with MT Waterbury.
 stags-Charles Scoolar, J. T. Patton and Tom Simms.
 Chaperones-Mr. and Mrs. J. O.. Cross MT. and Mrs. R. M- Bates, MT. and Mrs B. M. Starke, MT. and Mrs. R. F. John ston. MT. and Mrs. R. Randolph, Mr. and Mrs. George Atkinson, MT. and Mrs Robert Newman, Mrs. E. G. Shober
 The delegates to the sound money convention have returned home.
 Rev. John Barbour will preach the commencement sermon of the East Lake Atheneum today at II o'clock His pull pit in the South Highland Presbyterian church will be filled by Dr. Armstrong at the morning service, while the even ing services will be conducted by MT. Barbour.
 Gen. c. M Shelley and his accom- plished daughter, Miss Lizzie Shelley, have made recent of the principal cities of Europe and were the recipients of much courtesy from many distinguished people. In Madrid. Spain, they were pre- sented to the queen and the Infanta Isa- bella by Minister Taylor and his wife. Gen. Shelley returned to Washington alone, leaving his daughter in Madrid, the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Taylor.
 Huntsville.
 Huntsville, May 24.-(SpeciaI Corre- spondence. )-Wendesday evening" at the home of the bride, in this city, at S.3O o'clock MT. Frank M. Henderson of Chattanooga was married to Mrs. Susan H. Fennell. Rev. l.. c. Branscomb, pas tor of the First Methodist church, per forming the ceremony. It was a very quiet wedding, and only a few of the relatives of the parties and special friends were present. After congratu- lations had been extended the party were invited to an elegant luncheon The happy couple left on the early train Thursday morning for Winchester, Tenn, the old home of the groom, where they will visit his many friends and rela- tives before going to Chattanooga, their future home. The groom is a prominent and successful business young man,and the estimable bride is greatly admired by her many friends.
 The lovely home of Miss Jennie Bailes, on last Friday evening. was the scene