Birmingham state herald., 1896-09-13

probably return to Birmingham in few weeks
 Mrs. Walker Percy and children re- turned from Shades mountain on Fri day.
 Misses Matte and Zemma Webb came down from Blount Springs Friday after noon.
 Miss Carrie L. Wilson, who for some time past has been taking course in the Kindergarten training schools of Cincin- nati, has accepted the management of a kindergarten at Napoleon, O. Mrs. Fred H. Warren of Montgomery is the guest of her sister, Mrs. N. B. Feagin, on the South Highlands. Miss Madge Parsons returned Friday from visit of several weeks to friends at Huntsville.
 MT. and Mrs. w. H. Passenger have rented the handsome residence of MT. and Mrs. Zac l.. Nabers, on Twentieth street, South Highlands, and will move from their present residence on Fifth avenue in short while. Mrs. Zac l.. Nabers and children will
  where he is interested in extensive lum- Der mills. The removal of MT. and Mrs. Nabers from Birmingham is deeply de- plored by large circle of friends. Mrs. B. J. Dryer will probably leave this week for New York, whither she goes to visit her sister, Mrs. l.. A. May who is now delightfully."- situated in the
 metropolis. Mrs. Dryer will spend aev- eral months in New York, not returning f1 1, .f Mrs. George L. Haven is now in Ken- lucky visiting relatives. She will be ab- sent for several weeks longer.
 Rev. Owen P. Fitzsimons has returned from his summer vacation, and will con duct the services this morning al St.
 Mary 's-on-the-Highlands. MT. and Mrs. R. D. Burdette will in a
 few days move into their new and at tractive home. corner Eleventh avenue
 and Fifteenth street, South Highlands.
 At called meeting of the Tuesday Whist club, held Friday morning, it was
 decided not to have an evening enter tainment until later in the season. The
 club will meet Tuesday afternoon at 3:3o
 o'clock with Mrs. William B. Leedy.
 MT. Robert Jelks is the guest of his sis ter, Mrs. E. H. Cabaniss. Miss Carrie Nance entertained a few young friends yesterday at dinner, after which the young ladies attended the mat inee at the opera house.
 Mrs. Rice and her daughters. Misses
 Maude, Sadie and Amelia, left yesterday for their home at Vicksburg, Miss. after
 a pleasant visit to Mrs. s. Rich, on Eighth avenue.
 Mrs. B. F. Adams and her. little son
 passed throus Birmingham yesterday
 en route from New York to Mobile. MT. and Mrs. Adams will spend the winter in Mobile.
 Mr. Baxter Sloss leaves Tuesday for New York, where he will study this win ter. Miss Matte McAdory of Bessemer, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. l.. C. Branscomb at Huntsville, has returned home.
 On the 23rd instant, at the home of the brides mother on Dartmouth avenue, Bessemer, MT. w. c. Woods, popular and well known young gentleman. who is connected with J. Blach X Sons of this city, will be married to Miss Mamie Read. After October 1 the happy young couple will be at home on Thirteenth avenue, south. No cards will be issued to the wedding.
 In the presence of only a few of their | closest friends and rela tives the marriage | of Miss Mary Annie Lockhart and MT. William L. Harris was solemnized | Wednesday afternoon at the home of the | brides brother, MT H. H. Lockhart. al l Avondale. The bride was attired in becoming travelling gown of gray cloth, and she carried large bunch of white roses. She was attended only by her maid of honor, Miss Elizabeth Harris. the charming cousin of the groom, who also wore stylish gray costume and carried pink roses. The ceremony was performed by Rev. H. c. Howard, pastor | of the Methodist church at Avondale. Congratulations and kisses to the bride | over with, the happy couple, attended by l a number of friends and amid a shower l of rice, drove to the city to take the train | for New Orleans. After spending short l honeymoon in that city and Mobile they | will return to make their future home in | Avondale.
 | MT. Harris is one of our best young l business men, we'll worthy of the bride l he has won. Having been engaged In l business with his uncle, Mir. George c. | Harris, for many years, he has won num- I berless friends by his many good quail l ties,- The bride is also well and favorably | known, and the happy couple have the | good wishes of their many friends, who l are not sure as to which is to be the most l congratulated.
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