Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-10
OUR SOCIAL WORLD

at the home of the bride-t0-be In We tumpka on the 18th instant of Mir Robert E. Howard of this city and Miss Mary Thomas. MT. Howard is a conductor on the Louisville and Nashville road and very popular member of the Philhedon- ian club. The wedding will be private one, only the family and a few special friends witnessing it.
 Another member of the Philhedon!an club will be welded on the same day that Mir Howard marries, but he will go to Kentucky for his bride. MT. Charles Le- Grande DeBardeleben will, on the 18th, be united in marriage to Miss Laura Walton Perry at her home at Russell vile, Ky. They will be at home to their friends after January 1 at the residence of H. F. DeBardeleben, Avenue c and Fifteenth street.
 Announcement has been made of the engagement of MT Morris Berk and Miss Belle Weinfield. MT. Berk is an G.ttache of the establishment of Loveman, Joseph and Loeb and Miss Weinfield very pop ular young lady who came here a year or two ago with her people. Notwithstanding the heavy rain of Sunday night a good sized crowd was present at the Church of the Advent to hear the splendid musical programme ar
 
 programme was an excellent one and those present enjoyed 1t very much. H @
 Mrs. Ned McDavid and baby of New Orleans are visiting friends in the city. Mrs. McDavid has just returned from the Atlanta exposition, and will remain here for the Smith reception Friday night. MT. McDavid is expected to join her here in few days. and if so they will remain for the holidays. 
 Mrs. Craik and her two charming daughters. Misses Mary Martin and Jul ette who have been the guests of Mrs. R. H. Pearson few days, returned to their home In Montgomery yesterday. Miss Lizzie Stanley of Greenville, one of south Alabama's most popular belles, is the guest of Miss Josephine Latham, Sixteenth street. between Seventh and Eighth avenues.
 At 5:30 o'clock this afternoon at the First Methodist church in Anniston one of Birmingham's sturdiest young busi- ness men will lead to the altar very pretty and attractive young woman of that city. MT. H. E. Woolley and Miss Annie Chambliss will at that hour be united in marriage. Miss Abbie Cham bliss, sister of the bride. will be brides maid and Messrs. R. D. Thompson, Charles Plosser and Dr. G. c. Chapman
 
 and J. F. McElreath of Anniston will be ushers. After visit to the Atlanta ex- position the happy young couple will re- turn to Birmingham and be al home to their friends at No. 1880 Sixth avenue Mr. Woolley is one of the popular at- taches of the Alabama National bank and a business man of sterling qualities The bride is a lovely young woman, en- dowed with beauty and personal charms that endear her to all her friends.
 
 The Philhedonian club held a meeting in their rooms in the Commercial club building last night at which they de- cided to give a reception and german on the night of January l complimentary to Messrs. Robert E. Howard and Charles L. DeBardeleben and their brides. They will also have a german at their club rooms Christmas morning. The election of officers was postponed until the next regular meeting, which will be in Jan uary.
 The Monday Evening Whis. club was entertained last night by Miss Lizzie Hutton at her home on Eighth avenue.
 Birmingham's debutantes met yester- day and organized a Might Euchre Club" by means of which they hope to pass many pleasant evenings during the winter months. Only young ladies who have just "come out" are eligible to t yesterday is composed of the following young ladies: Misses Margaret Smith, Mamie Pearson, Mamie Cleary, Augusta Sharpe. Rinnie Leigh Head, Eloise John ston, Alma Lane. Patti Ruffner, Katie Morrow Mary Rucker Laura Schryver, Molly Jordan. There will perhaps be others. as it is the intention of the orig nators of the club to limit the member ship to sixteen.
 fol tt,..C ,1, r, intended giving next Thursday night has
 The following announcement has been received by friends in this city: "Mr and Mrs. James Ashmore announce the marriage of their daughter, Bertie ", to MT. Simmons L. Cheek, Wednesday evening, December 4, 1895. Philadelphia Pa" Mr Cheek has for some time past held position with Nabers, Morrow & Sinnge and has many friends in the city.
 The Southern club will hold it's annual election of officers next Saturday night two concerts the Mendelssohns at at Seals, a card party at Mrs. s. B. and a lecture by Mrs. Robert Cunning der the auspices of the Clionian society.