Birmingham state herald., 1896-12-11

Snow, Miss Rogers and MT. Frank F.
 Ellis, Miss Kate Rogan and MT Will
 Ellis, Miss Laura Brown and MT. Geo.
 M Browne, Miss Mary Virginia Graves
 and MT R. H. Baugh, Miss Kate Nor
 row and MT. T. J. Watson, Miss Willie
 Morrow and MT. J. K. Warren, Miss Mary
 Dexter Smith and MT. Solon Jacobs, Miss
 Rinnie Leigh Head and Mir. Walter
 Fowlkes, Miss Daisy Moody and MT. E.
 c. Inge, Miss May Belle Sloss and MT.
 Hugh Morrow, Miss Mary George Lynn
 and MT. Ed Wilcox.
 Mrs. c. S. Simmons, after an absence of
 several months in the east, has returned
 and is at home to friends at the Florence
 hotel. +%
 There was a full rehearsal of the opera
 "Powhatan" last night. It will be the
 most popular event of the season. The
 following young ladies take part in the
 dance of old melodies: Misses Mary
 George Linn, Kate Morrow, Daisy Well
 Ter. Mollie Jordan, Louise Chisolm, Au-
 gusta Sharpe, Kathleen Hundley, Sadie
 Hawkins, Susie Haas, Edna smith, Hat.
 tie Tutwiler. Chaperones-Mrs.t Robert
 Jemison, Mrs. R. N. Rhodes. Mlenneer
 Hans J. Rieg. of the Birmingham Courier,
 as Powhatan, is immense. The lnolan
 yell by the girls would raise the scalp
 on a bald-headed man:
 The sixth recital of the Conservatory
 of Music, to which the music-loving pup
 lie is invited, will be given Saturoay
 afternoon. The following pupils Will take
 part: Misses Barker, Nabb, Gockel, Jem-
 ison, Hawkins, Dees. Eubank, Munger,
 Head. and Mrs. Chadwick.
 The Little Jol1ers met yesterday after
 noon with Miss Eloise Johnston. Mrs,
 Wilmer Beard won the prize. The next
 |, MrC R
 Miss Alberta Morse, who has been vis-
 iting the family of Rev. pr. L. s. Hand-
 ley, returned to Anniston yesterday. The bazaar of the South Side Baptist church had another successful day yes- terday. A large crowd attended and the dinner was especially nice. Last nlgnt the Family Album" was given. An olo lady looking back traces dlllerent ones in the family. She sees herself, her nus band and the minister who married them. The living pictures were represented by Capt. Ward, MT. M. c. Reynolds, MT. D. P. Fowlkes, MT. w. N. Malone Misses Ferrie Nabb, Leila Jackson and the Misses Nix. Mrs. James Hardman was the director. The Apollo orchestra, un- der the direction of MT. D. D. Wlillams, afforded splendid music. The dinner to, 70 day will be served as usual between lA and o'clock Tonight the great cake walk will take place several young ,al dies of the church will take part, ana thev will try to conceal their identity. Tha bazaar closes tonight. Following IS todays menu:
 December Il, 1896. Oyster Soup.
 Celery. Pickle. ollves' Roast Beef, au Just
 Roast Turkey, Stuffed, Cranberry sauce. Chicken Croquetts.
 ,,osboa potatoes. Baked Beans. Stewed Corn. Cold slaw. Wine and Jelly, With Whipped Cream. Assorted Cake. | Coffee.
 Committee-Mesdam Ward, Kelly and Satterfield. n. oso No. 2019 First Avenue. Dlhher' @ooi An entertainment for the benefit Of the public library will be given Wednesday night by the third class Of the Hign school.
 Montevallo. Dec. 1O--(Special Core | snnndence. Jon Wednesday morning. Dec. g, a merry party Of relatives ana ! friends collected in the beautifully de- corated parlors of Capt. H. c: Reynolds. fO witness the marriage or HIS dCSoui- plished daughter, Miss Belle Reynolds, to MT. Fred Rogan, rising young pusi- nesS man of our town.
 The weather was suspicious. May tne brihe and groom have only enough clouds l in their lives to cause them to enjoy the sunshine. The grand strains of Tannhausers march. skillfully played by Miss Lee, an- nounced the coming of the pr1oe ana groom. The ceremony was performeo py | the uncle of the bride, Rev. M F. Key holds. The bride was neatly and prettiiy attired in her travelling suit, and the groom was faultlessly dressed. The bridal presents were handsome, numerous and useful Immediately after congratulations the bridal party left for Lookout Mountain, where they will spend several days. ar ter which they will make their home in Montevallo.
 am sure good luck will attend the happy pair. judging from the abundance of rico and numbers of old shoes that were thrown at them by the jolly school girls. 5 MT. and Mrs. W. J. Hendley have re- l turned to the city after visit of two weeks t6 relatives ip Tennessee and are at homo to their friends at the fesldendS of MT. F. W. Dixon, South Highlands, MEXICAN TREATY RATIFIED. Washington, Dec. 10AThe senate this afternoon In executive session ratified | the treaty with Mexicoy extending for one