The age-herald., 1897-08-12

Misses Mary and Ruby Bridge WI l ave the tatter part of this month for Polas- Ri, Tenn, where in fu ure they will r sid.. Their depars ure will be sincerely asgrettsd by many friends.
 Mrs. A. o. Lans received recently a de ligfi ful let.er from Mrs. oscar Hundley, written from Norway. MT. and Mr7 Hua3ley intend going evsn further north ito the land of the m.dnigh sun. They were beta well and gcatly enjoying tn ir European trip.
 Miss Orlean Ballentine and Mir. J. E. Goodl. [ wers quiesly married few d1yp ago at the home of the brides parents, MT. and rMs. A. J. Ballentire, a. Pulaski. Tenn The marriage had been ar.aag-I for the early autumn, but owing to changes in MT. Goodlt's business m2'.- tars 1t was decided to have the ceremony performed a. this time. Mir. and M c. Goodlat left inn diatsly af CT their mar riaga for Washington City, where MT Gcodlet has apesition in ;he pension ou- rear. Mrs. GocdI.E as Mis Ballerttne has frequently visited Birmingham, and always received that attention which s accorded baau1 1.ful ard magnetic south- ern womanhoed.
 The marriage of Miss Gertrude Muslin and pr. Wm. Elias B. Davis will occur this morning at Il o'clock. at the First Baptist church. on Sixth avenue. The music will be especially fine. and will be rendered by double quartette composed of Mrs H. H. Sinnige, Mrs. Robert Chad wick, Mrs. Vinson, Misses Gockel, Bell, Margaret and Eleanor Meyers. and MT. Archie Dees. Prof. Guckenberger will preside at the organ. Previous to the wedding ceremony the choir will sing the beautiful Bridal Chorus. from Lohengrin. Rev Dr. P. T.. Hale will perform the ceremony.
 Dr. L..G. Woodson, Dr. E. L. Wyman, pr. D. F. Talley. MT. J. A. Stratton, Prof E. P. Hogan and Mir. Vassar L. Al- len are to be Dr. W. E. B. DaYiss groomsmen and ushers. and he entertain-l ed them last night at the Morris with a very handsome dinner. Jr
 Mrs Jos. R. Smith, and family, and MT and Mrs. Hugh Morrow, are again at home, after pleasant visit to tAeiri SuHlFHSln nome III 1eilIeSSee. S .r,o os4 -, baaA.vSr -s
 MT and Mrs, Ghas. Whgelock, Jr.i of Tallassee, Ala, are visiting relatives at. East La ke,.a.s4. s..5 70,
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 Mrs. P iCosminskyieand children and her siter,t Mis- Sfarya,M. Brewster, leave this morning for Moreland, Ga, for short visit to relatives.
 At the residence of the brides parents, Eighth avenue and Twenty fourth street, Mr~rE .~LsA4ngg good was married tosMiss' Mamie Armstrong yesterday at 3 se'clocls Rev. R. D. Wear, of the Cumberland Presbyterian church, officiated, and the ceremony was a most impressive one. He dwslt upor the duty of husband to wife and the obligations of wife to bus band, and those who witnessed the mar riage contract pronounced it one of the most eloquent and impressive ever per formed.
 MT. Lovinggood is an employe of The Age-Heracd, ,-and-has gained the respect and confidence of his employers, who measure his services by his work He is also considered a favorlte among his co-workers.
 Miss Armstrong is a most amiable young lady, possessing all the traits of character that are noble in her sex. She is not only accomplished. but her pleasing manners have gained for her boundless number of admiring friends.
 The newly married and happy young couple left for Atlanta on the APO train yesterday afternoon, where they will spend their honeymoon among relatives and friends. The least The Age Herald and its employees can wish for these young people is a boundless scope of pry S. perity and a century of happiness and contentment.
 May their future. like their past,
 Be free from gloomy fears,
 And give them pleasure as they cast
 A thought on by-gone days.
 And when their bark, rich laden, comes
 Unto the sunny shore,
 May bright-winged cherubs be their friends
 bliSc lfa