Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-30
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 S@@R4@9sRA@4aAS A quiet and happy marriage of two popular young Birmingham people is to occur next Tuesday morning, June 1, at
 II o'clock, at the home of the brides | father The contracting parties are MT. Charles H. Colvin and Miss Addie Hill Evans daughter of Hon. Frank V. | Evans, mayor of Birmingham. Owing to the recent death of the mother of the prospective bride, no cards have been 1 issued and only the immediate relatives 1 of the two will witness the interesting i ceremony. MT. Colvin enjoys the friend l ship of a large circle in Birmingham, I having prominent social and business Isconae tons here, whle the bsde-elect pos- ssesses many charms of person and has 1 been social favorite for the two sea- f sons of hsriyoung womanhood. lmmedi-
 ately after the ceremony the young fcouple-will board the north bound Louis | vile and Nashville train for a visit to l St. Louis and other points of interest l and will be away for about three weeks. EverX Sunday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock l the Metaphysical sssociat ton holds meet l ings, corrfer Nineteenth street and Park avenue, upstairs over Shepherds store. l These meetings are most informal, the subjects discussed being ethical as well | as metaphysical. The meeting today i will be lead by Mrs. L. C. French. The subject will be '"The Poet as Prophet and esEthical Teacher
 i The Woman's Auxiliary to the Yonng | Mems Christian association will meet in | the parlors of said society Wednesday
 morning. June 2, at 10 o'clock As this is | the last regular meeting till the fall -ses- l sion, full attendance is particularly | desired.
 Mir Chas. c. Washburn, the well known baritone, announces song recital for l next Tuesday night, June l, at Seals | hall. The programme will be made up | largely of those songs in his repertoire ! that have been enjoyed by his Birming-- | ham audience on former occasions, and I his hearers will meet, as 1t were, old i friends As MT. washburn has been unusually kind throughout the past win ] ter, in lending his voice to many private and public entertainments of varied char | acter, 1t is hoped that he will receive substantial appreciation of the pleasure his voice has given his many hearers. l He should have a crowded house. l ;. Cards are out announcing the mar riage of Mss Henrietta Maria Robert 1 son, sister of w. V. M and H. M. Robert son, to MT. Clarke P. Cole, of Atlanta, Ga, Wednesday, June g, 11;So o'clock. Mrs. D. Ed Kennedy, of Cordele Ga, is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. T. M. Davidson, al Sixth avenue and Nine teenth street.
 The ladies of the southside Bar ist chul ch will give trolly ride next Mon- day evening, and will serve ice cream and 1 cake free at East Lake. The cars will l lsave the church at D. m. Mrs Rosa Eubank and Miss Jessie Flu ba nk have returned from uhe Nashville Centennial
 MT E. Q. sm.i h of the Phenix Carpet company will leave Monday for New York to purchase fall stock.
 Mrs. Law and children, of Marietta, l Ga., are visiting MT. E. V. Gregory Miss Clara Carpenter, charming Vir- I ginia belle, is visiting her sister, Mrs. 1 B. F. Byrd, at Woodlawn.
 Friends in the ci y have received cards i of invitation to the marriage of Miss Maggie Fits and Mir Cruse Barnes. June g. Church of the Holy Cross, San 1 ford, Fla. Miss Fftts is a sister to Mrs. Randolph Peyton and Mrs James E. l Hawkins
 MT Thomas Ward is contemplating l building a residence on .he South High
 lands, near Buena Vista station. MT Montgomery Brown has returned from a trip north.
 Mrs. Paine has returned to the city,
 and is at home with 'the family of Maj. F. Y. Anderson.
 Miss Anna Morrow has returned from scheol' ar. Columbus, o.
 Miss Lucy Morrow closed her engage ments Yesterday with MT. Hearn and is TOW insNew York arranging for the next | season She will spend the summer at home. She has enjoyed very successful | sea son, and took high position at once ins the theatrical profession. Miss Maggie Deacy left yesterday for gNtlaritas to spend some time with rela- si a s-.-1ss@as-~.S
 Mrs. Georgia Davis. the mother of the Drs. Davis has been very i'll the past two weeks, but is now convalescing. F, Miss Belle Nathan. of Indianapolis, Indss a4lersa plea sant stay with her sss- ter. Mrs. Joseph Levy,F of Seventeenth street, leaves today for Nashville, Tenn, to the regret of her many friends. ' |. s-lMrss gTkontas Ward. president of the | United Charities. is expected home this week from a trip of recreation. ! < Mrs Whiting and Miss Whiting. who ! have been visiting the family of Capt 1 W. Ji. Graves, returned to Montgomery
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