Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-24
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 MT H. r. Han and his beautiful and accomplished daughter Miss Achie, left last night over the Louisville & Nashville railnoad for Bedford. Va, to attend he wedding of Miss Aehae's cousin. They will re turn in about two weeks via Nash ville and will take in the Exposition. It is the inibanio of Miss Estelle Holbury to join them in Nashville and all return home together.
 Mrs, Margaret M. Faunce and son, Mr Jake FHaunce, of MCntgamgry, are yisllng Miss Anna Theiss, 512 North Eighte n h street
 Mrs. T. I Hewlett, of Montgomery. is the guest of Miss Ann Theiss at her hos pitable home on North Eigh- eenth street.
 Col and Mrs. o. Nj. Hnndley, of Hutats- vile, father and mother of Hon. Oscar Richard Hundley, are guests of the Nor ris They are herS to attend the we'd ding of their son and Miss Bessie O Brfen, which event. takes place this evening at the home of MT and Mrs. F. P. OBrien, fatfesr and mother of the charming bride elect
 Miss Mamie Fletcher one of Hunts vil1eas most charming and cultured So- ciety beIles, is a guest of the Morris. Miss Fletcher will be enc of the attendants at rhe sHundley O'B Brien wedding this even- ing,
 Hon. J. Kirk Jackson of Montgomery, and Hon John H. Sheffey, of Huntsville. are a. the Morris.
 ,.Dr. Wade A McBryde. of Montgomery. Will arrive today to attend the Hundley- O'Brsen wedding Dr. McBryde is an un- cle of Miss o'Brisin. efs
 Miss Sallle Howard Benton woolley, one of KeEtucky's famous belles, is guest of Miss Margaret O'Brien at her hospf able home on North Eight tenth street Miss Woolley is of a noted fam fly. being great grand daughter of Hon. Thomas Hart Benton. one of Missouri's famed sratemen, ard q grand niecs of Gen Freemont, who opposed Buchanan as a candidate for the presidency of the Uni, ed States Miss Woollsy speaks of the great campaign with pardonab ble pride and laughs musfcally as she recalls the fact that her great gnand father took ssthe stump for Buchanan, the d mocrai icz champion, against her grand uncle, Gen. FreemCnt who was the repu blican cham pion. Miss Weolley will be one of the charming attendants at the FIundley- OBrien wedding this evening.
 The Hundley- -O'Brien wedding which happy event takes place this evening, at the residence of the parents of the bride, will be one of the leading we'd
 
 the event are as follows: Hon. oscar Richard Hundley and Miss Bessie OBri-a en, groom and bride; Hon. Ross c. Smith. best man; Miss Margaret O'Brien, maid of honor: Misses Salle Howard Benton Woolley, of Kentucky; Mamie Fletcher. of Huntsville; Mary George Linn, Katie Smith. Mamie Pearson and Lillian Roden, of Birmingham; and MEssrs J. Kirk Jackson, of Montgom- cry: Jake Faunce. of Montgomery; John ( aFI IIYr,. fk-s-fI I1n. Son. of Cincinnati; Chas. c. Washburn and John M. Cartwright of Birmingham, attendants. = Rev. Father P. A O'Reilly of St Pauls will officiate in his usually brilliant and happy manner.
 Immediately after the ceremony at the residence, reception will be rendered the happy couple in the parlors of iIS.oi Morris by the parents or the pride Al s.Aidnieht the couple will leave on the Louisville and Nashville for New York; thence to Europe, for tour of the conti-. nent returning in the early fall.
 Sixteen covers were laid in the hand some private dining room of Hotel Mor=. ris last night, the occasion being a din- - ner tendered by Hon. Oscar Richard. Hundley to his handsome bride-elect, Miss Bessie O'Bricn. and the attendants at their coming nuptials. By the side of each cover was placed a handsome and artistic hand-painted card, the sixteen representing the history of the meeting, progress of the courtship and consumma- ton of the hearts desire of the host and bride-elect. The scenes are illustrations, both unique and original. and are the handiwork of Miss Madge Parsons, a warm loving friend of the bride-elect. On the reverse side of each of the cards is seen an eight-ine stanza from the pen of the gifted writer, Miss Margaret O'Brien, sister of the bride-to-be. The stanzas are written in such a manner as to give a brief history of each partici- part. and the reading of same was one of the plea 9santest moments of the even ing The cards were carried away by the owners as a happy memento of a most suspicious occasion.
 Miss ,licc Graham, daughter of MT. and Mrs. J r. Graham. left for Talla- 1 dega to attend the Cnautauqua
 MT. w. M Drennen has returned from n fellr weeks visit to Tate Springs,