Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-13

SIdiulit was COIlpitleu uc Ciilut VIII meetsnext with Miss Louise Chisolm
 
 Tomorrow (Friday) afternoon at 3 o'clock Misses Mary and Mattie Arm strong will give candy pulling at their home for the benefit of their Sunday school classes.
 Friday evening the members of the senior class of Howard college at East Lake will give their mid-session enter tainment in the college chapel at 7:46 o'clock, when the following programme will be rendered:
 Music.
 Prayer
 "Our Boat Is Launched but Where Is the Shore ?'-J. c. Smith. Twilight of the Nineteenth Century, William Waldrop.
 "The Despotism of the Dollar'-H. E. Moss.
 Music.
 Foot Prints"-H R. Donaldson.
 "The True Condition of Cuban Affairs" J. F. Watson.
 "The Missing Link"--F. Mynatt Music.
 Monuments Not All stone"-.J. T. Payne.
 "Grief"-Miss Annie M. Judge. "The Candidate"-A. A. Hutto. Music.''
 Benediction.
 Class officers-Presdent r. Mynatt; vice-president, H. R. Donaldson; secreta- ry, w. T. Berry; treasurer, E. L. Fuller. Roster-W. T. Berry, c. Cunningham, H. R. Donaldson, J. w. Eubank, J. F. Finklea, E. L. Fuller, A. A. Hutto, Miss Annie M. Judge, J. w. Johnston, H. E. Moss, F.. Mynatt. Ed c. Parker, H. T. Parker, J. T. Payne, D. V. Smith. w. c. Williams. ]. c. Smith, A. J. Thames, T. P. Vann, W. V. Vines, William Waldrop, w. J. Waldrop, J. F. Watson. 
 This afternoon at o'clock at St. Pauis Catholic church Miss Mamie O'Neill and MT. Valentine Glib, Jr.,> will be married by Rev. Father P. A. O'Reilly. They will leave immediately after the ceremo- ny for New Orleans. Miss Annie Redd entertained the Even ing Whist club on Tuesday evening. when Miss Mary Anderson won the la dies prize and MT. Solon Jacobs the gen tlemen's.
 The Aurora Literary club held its reg ular weekly meeting yesterday afternoon with Miss Elise Eatherly, one Of its most charming little members. Each or the guests spent very pleasant afternoon. The following programme was rendered: Roll call-Quotat!ons from Shake speare's King John.' Reading. Scott's "Sir William Wallace" Miss Mattfe Monroe. Original paper, "The Magma Charta Miss Millie Nabb.
 Original paper, "The Reign or Edward I"-Miss Myrtle Miles. Dainty refreshments were then served and the club adjourned to meet next with Miss Alice Graham, on the South High lands.
 Tuesday evening at S:30 o'clock, at the residence of the brides parents, MT. Charles F. Bridewell was married to Miss khn Dnu O P. A. O'Relly, with all the impressive ritual of the Catholic church. Miss Nc Coy presided at the organ and played during the ceremony. The bride wore handsome white toilette and carried huge bunch of Bride roses. Miss Agnes McCrossin was maid of honor and was gowned in pink silk and carried pink roses. Mr. J. LaCoste was best man. There were no other attendants. A bountiful collation. was served during the evening. together with punch. Dancing was enjoyed by the guests for several hours. MT. and Mrs. Charles F. Bride we'll will leave Saturday for New Orleans, where they will enjoy the carnival sea- son. They are receiving the congratula- tions of large circle of warm friends.
 
 Mrs. A. J. Reilly of Pratt City enter tained her friends Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs. J. G. Moore of Blocton. The entertainment was in the form of a luncheon at 1 o'clock followed by tea from to 6. The guests at luncheon aS- sisted In receiving and entertaining those invited to tea. This was one of the most delightful of the many entertainments l\en by Mrs. Reilly, and 1t Is unnecessa- ry to say that those present had most charming time.
 Mrs Dan Green gave beautiful luncheon yesterday afternoon at o'clock at her home, on the South Highlands. in honor of Mrs. Robert P. McDavid of Montgomery. The decorations were all in pink and green. with lovely roses, embroideries, candelabra and confections carrying out the details of the pretty color scheme. The menu was elaborate and served in ten courses. The following ladies were Mrs. Greens guests yester- day afternoon: Mrs Robert P. McDavid, Mrs. Joseph R. Smith, Jr.. Mrs. Henry. B. Gray. Mrs. Rush Simpson, Mrs. George M. Morrow, Mrs. J. H. McCary. Mrs. Charles Abbott, Mrs. B. M. Starks. Mrs. George Whatley and Miss Maggie Nelson.
 The marriage of MT. George T. Lake of Meridian, Miss. and Miss Kate Boggan of this city yesterday afternoon, 2:30 o'clock at St. Pauls Catholic church, drew together large congregation of the friends of the young couple. Rev. Father P. A. ORielly performed the wed- ding ceremony. and the decorations of the chancel and altar formed a fitting background for the imposing ceremonial of the Catholic church. MT. James l.. Kearney was best man at the wedding and Miss Bee Boggan. sister of the bride. was maid of honor. Miss Boggan was married in stylish travelling gown with hat to match. Immediately after the ceremony MT. and Mrs. George T. Lake drove to the railway station and took the train for Meridian, their future home. Mrs. Lake is a sister of Messrs. ]. J. Boggan, M. M Boggan and Peter Boggan, prosperous and esteemed eiti- zens of Birmingham. MT. Lake is promising young business man of Missis- sippi Several relatives came over from Mississippi to attend the marriage, among them Mrs. Lake. mother of the groom, and Miss Bernard. The latter will spend some time in our city.
 An Old Landmark Gone.
 Jackson. Miss, Feb. 12.-Mr. Jacob Kausler, a native of Maryland, but a res ident of Jackson since 1S41, died today. He was the oldest landmark of Jackson. |