Birmingham state herald., 1896-09-11


 Mrs. Sallie Clark is visiting the family
 of Mir and Mrs. James Wright at Gov
 ington, Ga.
 Mrs. Ida Toney Holt of Eufaula is the | guest of her sister, Mrs. R. L. Houston,
 on Nineteenth street, north.
 The board of managers of the IIillman | hospital will meet this morning at 10 | o'clock at the hospital on Fourth ave- nue. There was no meeting of the board yesterday morning owing to unavoidable | circumstances.
 | Miss Lucille Baxter, one of the lovely | belles of Nashville, Tenn, is the guest of | Misses Kate and Sarah Rogan at their | home on Seventh avenue. Miss Baxter | will remain several days in Birmingham, | and is being very cordially welcomed by l many friends and admirers. There will be called meeting of the | Tuesday Whist club this Friday) morn | ing at 10 o'clock at the home of Mrs. | George c. Bah. As business of import | ance is to be transacted. every member of the club is urgently requested to at tend the meeting this morning. Mrs, George R. Ward returned last night from a visit to MT. and Mrs. John W. Noble at Anniston. Mrs w. c. Walker and Miss Gussie Woodruff of Montgomery are the guests of Mrs. Fred $. Ferguson on Highland avenue.
 The many friends of Mrs. ". r. Smith, who have been so much distressed be- cause of Mrs Smiths serious accident, will be very glad to learn that she is somewhat better and is resting more comfortably.
 
 Miss Lila Smith has returned from a visit to relatives in Kentucky. Mrs. s. w. John and her handsome lit1 tie son. Joseph, are visiting relatives at Verbena.
 Miss Estelle John leaves in few days | for Perdido Bay, where she will be the guest of friends. The 1st of October Miss | John will go to New Orleans to enter | school for the winter | Mrs. Thomas Evins and her little | daughter have returned from Lookout 1 inn. where they spent the summer. l The following telegram to the Atlanta l Constitution is of interest to many Ala l bamians:
 | This morning Mr. James NJ. Moore of this l city and Miss Birdie B. Thomas of Fort | Mitchell. Ala, were united in marriage. l The wedding took place at the residence 1 of the brides aunt, Mrs. c. l.. Sallas, at | Fort Mitchell, and was witnessed by the | immediate friends and relatives of the | bride and groom. The ceremony was per- l formed by Rev. Dr. Smith, pastor of the l First Baptist church, at 10 o'clock this | morning.
 MT. Moore is the son of MT. NJ. M. 1 Moore, the clerk of the council of this ni iC pa6 | ley. He has a host of friends who will | wish him and his lovely bride a long and 1 happy life.
 Mrs. Moore is one of Alabama's fair 1 est daughters, and will be welcomed to | Columbus by large number of friends | who already love her" l Mrs. NJ. Puhstout and her daughter, 1 Miss Fanny Puhstout, of Chicago have | been the guests of Mrs. B. H. Johnson of Bessemer for the past few days. They | will go to their old home at Columbus, | Miss, on the 14th to spend a few days 1 with relatives and friends. On the 18th | they will return to Chicago. Mrs. Puh- | stout and Miss Fanny Puhstout have | friends in Birmingham who will be glad to know that they are again in Alabama. Miss McCurdy of Lowndes county is | visiting her sister, Mrs. w. c. Coch-
 rane, on Eleventh avenue.
 
 Miss Rebecca Nelson of Selma Is visit | ing her aunt, Mrs John White, on the | South Highlands.
 Miss Mabelle McEachin and Miss l Maude Moore, who have been the guests l of Mrs. w. H. Perry at her handsome | country home near Greenyille & C. are now visiting friends in Birmingham. | Miss McEachin is the guest of Miss Kate l Earle and Miss Maude Moore of Miss | Addie Evans.
 Mrs. B. Guckenberger and her little l daughter returned Tuesday from an ex- | tended visit to relatives at Cincinnati. The very many friends of Mrs. L. G. Woodson will be delighted to learn that | she was better late yesterday afternoon. 1 Mrs. Woodson has been critically i'll for l several days with an acute attack of fever.
 MT. and Mrs. w. M Newbold and sev | eral young lady friends left yesterday in | Mr. Newbold's private car for a short l visit to Prattville.
 Miss Kate Foster and Miss Lizzie Eos | ter of Florence will spend the winter months in Birmingham The M.chaux club, which is composed oi lHeHS ol lue incSl expert young bi- | cyclers in the city, was entertained yes- | terday afternoon by Master Mortimer | Jordan. at his home. corner Fifth avenue l and Twentieth street. A business meet l ing was held and delicious refreshments l enjoyed by the young girls and boys be- l fore starting on their spin out to Elytou. l After riding several miles the club re- l turned to the city n the gioam,ng. | | The Woodward Warren Dramatic | company have drawn packed houses l since their initial performance Monday ] night, and several handsome theater par l ties have added to the eclat of the vel 1 come that Birmingham is giving this l popular company. On Wednesday even | Ing the following young ladies and gentlemen formed charming party az ! the opera house: Miss Maris Nelson ana l sIr George Brown. Mss Willie Morrow | a:d Mr John Eimbol. Miss Kate Morrow and Mi. 2 .chard E.vans. Afiss Anra sin~-