Birmingham state herald., 1896-10-27
SOCIETY.

The following party from Gadsden reached the city yesterday en route to Tuscaloosa, where this afternoon at o'clock Col. L. l.. Herzberg of Gadsdens will wed Miss Eabelle Friedman, a charming young lady of Tuskaoosa: Col. l.. l.. Herzberg, w. J. Broadway, w. E. Moragne, Maj H. Herzberg, John C.4 Pugh, Esq. MT. Pugh will act as best man to MT. Herzberg, instead of MT. Si-i bert, deceased The bridal party willy visit the north and east, and will return to their home in Gadsden about Novem- Der 10.
 Mrs. J. w. Davis, Eleventh avenue. south, has returned from visit to rela- tives in the north
 MT. Robert Jemison recently presented a worthy young man with a membership in the Young Mems Christian associa2i tion. A more acceptable and appropriate present could not be thought of Now that the season for the making of pres ents Is approaching the above suggestion is valuable.
 The name of Charles Broadway Rouss Is familiar one to southern people. He has given literally to the Battle Abbey. His daughter, Miss Virginia, eloped last Saturday and married his cashier. She is heiress to million.
 Mr w. M. Cosby left for Paris, Tex, 
 of his brother, Dr. D. c. Cosby of that place. pr. Cosby is Birmingham young man, having been the first graduate of the Birmingham Dental college.
 Mir Earle Perkins and bride, nee Miss Minnie Ensen, returned from their bridal tour yesterday.
 The lecture of Hon. John B. Weakley of Florence. on Among the Rockies was decided success and greatly enjoyed. Mir Weakley deserves much success and we have no doubt that he will achieve 1t : with this wonderfully interesting lecture. Miss May Woods of Taladega Is visit { ing her friends, the Misses Rogans.
 MT. Robert Jemison, Jr., is up from the University of Alabama to spend several days with his parents.
 Mrs. J. A. Rountree, accompanied by her son John Asa, Jr., Is visiting relatives In Nashville. She will be absent several days.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Jemison comme m- orated the twentieth anniversary of their marriage by a family dining last Sum- day The brothers and sisters of Mr.. Jemison were present. and also relatives of Mrs. Jemison, but two of her sisters were detained by sickness. MT. Jemison was 23 years of age, and Mrs. Jemison IT at the time of their marriage. Father Time has dealt gently with them, and 
 The meeting of the District Epworth League at Twenty-first street church, North Birmingham, will be an occasion of interest. Dinner will be served and all are invited.
 MT. Williamson of Montgomery sang a solo at the First Methodist church Sum- day night He has a splendid baritone. He Is a brother to MT. Mitch Williamson of this city.
 The entertainment to be given by ama- teur talent at O'Brien's this evening" should be patronized by every man, wo- man and child in Birmingham. In the first place, the cause is a noble one, and the Magic City people are never loath to contribute to good cause. The Creche, for whose benefit the affair will be given, was organized few months ago by tha young ladies of the city. who determined to do something for charity. and the mo- blest of all charities-the little children and helpless working mothers. "Pina- fore'' in farce, with many pleasing spe- calties, Is the first affair of any conse- quence that the Creche has attempted.