Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-10
formerly Miss Jean Daniel of our city.

The ladies of the Central Presbyterian
church. corner of Eighteenth street and
Fifth avenue, will give social on next
Friday evening, October II, at o'clock.
There will be no charge at the door and
all friends are cordially invited to be
present. Judge J. J. Banks has kindly
consented TO entertain those present with
talk on Mexico, having just returned
from six weeks visit to that historic
and interesting country The many
friends Of Judge Banks will enjoy hearing
his experiences and of his Tramp in the
Tropics" The following musical selec-
lions will be rendered:
Duet-By the Misses Braun.
Vocal duet-Messrs. Luman Handley
and o. w. Owen.
Vocsl-duet-Misses Lillian Roden and
Bessie Snyder.
Duet-"You Can't Play in NY Yard"
Miss Stella Graham, one of the loveliest
bellies of the blue grass region of Ken
lucky, who spent several weeks in our
city with her friend. Miss Patton, left on
Tuesday for Dallas. Tex, where she will
visit friends. Miss Graham is from Bowl
ing Green, Ky, and is a typical Kentucky
girl in beauty and accomplishments
Mrs. Otto Stoelker and Miss Stoelker
of Montgomery are the guests of Mrs. f.
II. Buell. on Eighth avenue.
Miss Ruby Beryl Kyle and Mr. w. Ohio
Beall will be married this evening at the
residence of the brides parents on Fifth
avenue.
A very large number of friends gath
cred a the railway station yesterday aft
ernoon to bid Miss Lucy Morrow goodbye
and to wish her godspeed. Miss Morrow
hoe To ,
matte studies and to prepare herself for
an artistic career. She is bound to
achieve success in her chosen profession
for she is inspired with the ambition and
pluck that pertain to genius. Miss Nor
row is also endowed with beauty and
magnetism, and no young girl ever en-
tered upon life work with more loving
friends to wish for her all the success
and glory which await those who reach
the heights.
Yesterday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock
the First Methodist church was filled
with fashionable congregation, which
had assembled to witness the marriage Of
Miss Lizzie Kitchell of our city and Mr.
Thomas Nesbit of Mississippi. The hand
some church was beautifully decorated
with golden rod, palms and ferns. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr.
]. c.. Morris. Miss Belle Mccoy played
Memberships Wedding March with
splendid effect as the bridal party entered
and left the church. During the cere-
mony she renderd "Then You'll Remem-
Der Me" with beautiful expression.
The handsome ushers, Messrs julie
Kitchell, A. Colvin, James Arnold, Ed
Baines and Messrs. Pierce of Texas and
Johnson of Mississippi, preceded the bri-
dial party to the altar. Down the aisles
the lovely bridesmaids, in their exquisite
gowns of white organdie, trimmed with
yellow satin ribbons, and carrying large
punches of Marechal Neil roses, went
one by one, in the right aisle Miss Julia
McMiller and Miss Mary Glare Miner,
and down the other Miss Nina Strother
and Miss Rosa Rembert of Demopolis.
After these visions of girlish beauty came
the two pretty little flower girls, Misses
Minnie Nesbt and Fannie Kitchell, also
gowned in white organdie, with white
ribbons, and bearing Marechal Neil
roses. Then came the beautiful bride
with her brother down the right aisle,
while from the other aisle the groom,
accompanied by his best man, Mr.. Leigh
Lightman, met her at the altar The
marriage of Miss Kitchell and Mr. Mes
bit was one of the very prettiest of day
weddings. The bride wore a handsome
travelling suit of green silk. trimmed with
black, and a black hat, with yellow
roses. She carried a large cluster Of
Marechal Neil roses.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nesbit left i'm
medately for Atlanta. where they will
remain several days. They will subse-
quently visit relatives in South Carolina,
after which they will go to their home in
Mississippi.