The age-herald., 1897-09-28

age. and aer wedding was one of the i. notable events of a fashionable season. | As soon as possible Madam Barrios will
 return to her old home. T.,
 Next Friday afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock and that evening from 10 10 o'clock, the ladies of the Church of the Advent will give a very elaborats and handsome reception in the parlors of the Florence hotel, which will be ornament 1 ally decorated for the occasion. There will be all ths charm of a private func ton about th's reception next Friday. With an orchestra, delightful refrssh- ments and many of the most popular
 women of Birmingham society, in charge of affairs, there can be no doubt of it's | success. socially or financially. A cor dial invitation is extended to all thN friends of the Church of the Advent to be present.
 Mrs. Mary Fisher is now the guest
 of friends at Athens, Ala.
 Mrs. Wm. B. Leedy entertains the Tuesday Whist club this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 Miss Alma Feagin has returned f.om
 an extended visit to friends in Tennes- see. 1 Miss Rebecca, Nelson is visiting friends at Greensboro, Ala.
 Miss Laura Ferguson VIII go to New York about the middla of October, to 1 spend several weeks with her brother,
 pr. Burr Ferguson.
 1 This afternoon from to o'clock, at ] the home of Capt. and Mrs. Wm. c. l Ward, on the South Highlands, the la l dies of the Southside Baptist church l will give a very handsome reception in 1 honor of Mrs. w. H. Moore and Miss | Mallza Moore, who will soon return to their old home at Owensboro, Ky, to reside permanently.
 l
 l Yesterday morning, at il o'clock at the home eff the b:tdefs parents, Rev. pr.
 and Mrs. J. c. Morris, Nashville, Tenn,
 MT. Thomas H. Benneis, of Birmingham, and Miss Aileen Morris were married The beautiful marriage ceremony of the | Methcda. church was performed by Dr. 1 Morris. MT. Will P. Ward, MT. Sam
 Earle and MT. Sibley King accompanied
 MT. Benners ito Nashville. Mir. and Mrs 1 Benners left Immediately after their wedding for short trip to Lookout mountain and other interesting points l They will reach Birmingham very soon
 and begin housekeeping at once in their l attractive new home on Twenty first street, South Highlands.
 Misses Sarah and Kate Rogan will leave in a few days for Talladega, Ala, where they win spend a month with friends. Upon their return to the city iihey, with thsir parents and other mem- | ibers of the family, will occupy their beautiful new home, now in process of construction, on Twentieth street, South Highlands.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Thatch now re- | side in one of tIhoSe handsome new l houses on Twerl.iet street, near Avenue l G, South.
 l The following invitation has been is l sued: "Mr and Mrs. A,onzo Montgomery 1 request the honor of your presence at l the marriage of ',heir daughter, Ida Sale. l to Mr. James Emrnet Scott, on Wednes- l day evening, Oo;. 6, 1897, at o'clock at | their residence, McFall, Ala. At home, l 516 Twenty second street, Birmingham" | Mr. James D. Scot. has large circle of ! friends in Birmingham, where his family l have resided for very many years, and i the announcement of his approaching | marriage will bring him warmest con- l gratulaticns. He is prominently con-
 naoted wilh the Birmingham Railway
 and Electric company, and is a success ful and capable young business man, of
 sterling qualities.
 MT. Sale Phelan of Montgomery spent
 Sunday in the city wi h relatives. l
 1 The approaching marriage of NJ ss | Daisy Weller of Louisville, Ky, to Mir. l William D. Smith of Birmingham is an- | nouneed by the Courier-Journal. The | wedding will occur Nov. IS, at the home
 of the bride at Louisville Miss Weller | was the guest of Misses Amy and Mol 1 lie Jordan several moEths ago, and was l greatly admired by men and women alike. MT. Smith is a member of one of Jefferson coum.y's eldest and most prominent families, and is worthy l represents .ative of large and honorable l connection. He is a successful young Ebusiness man and a great social fla l yortte.
 l MT. $. IL. Fuller and family of Gull 1 man, Ala, will move to Birmingham soon after Oct. 1, and become permanent l residents of the city. MT Fuller is a very prominent lawyer of Cullnan; he l ard his family will be welcomed addi- l lions to the life of Birmingham
 L2Eit evening, at S:3O o'clock, at the | residence of MT. William Herbert, MT.
 Ed M. Lykes and Miss Sadie Herbert
 were married by Rev. J. D. Ellis, pastor
 of the East Lake Methodist church. Only
 a few fidends and relatives were present