The age-herald., 1897-08-04
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.

communion ehaliee. which cost $6O0OO. It
 is of gold, and set with precious stones, from all parts of the world. There are sapphires, diamonds garnets, emeralds. ru-
 bies, earbuncles. zireons, amethysts, etc,
 etc., in all one hundred and eighty gems!
 Black and white gowns are also very , much in evidence al the fashionable re- sorts. They are frequently made over col- ored silk slips with collar. sash and shoul- der bows of the same color as the under skirt.
 | The marriage of Afrs Langtry, the Jer- sey Lilly ana Prince Esterhasy cannot oc- scnrfor several months, as according to the terms of the divorce, a year must expire before she can marry any one.
 The prince is said to be infatuated with Mrs.. Laugtry. and the wedding will take place as soon as it can be soemn!zed le- ! gally. ~At. the recent races, Mrs. Lang try won sioOoOo' so it is reported.
 Mics Mamie Pearson who has been vis- ting Anniston as the guest of Misses Me-
 Milan, returned home yesterday Mrs. Rowe Webster and Master Rob Webster leave today for Clarksvil.e, Tenn. ' Mns5> Webster will join her sister, Mrs. { to Ashevflle. N. C., for months stay. "A fter- years confinement with her of- lsfcIal duties, Mrs. Webster will greatly enjoy so delightful an outing.
 MT. Edward Smith is a member of a camping party, which is hunting and fish ing near Livingston. The young gentle [ men are having glorious time; with the exception of Mir Smith, the party is com posed of residents of Livingston.
 Mfr, Sumter Mays Ball. of Atlanta, is ! Sl1pfdffpr a fu,o in, ,;,,,r important business
 Mrs. C. B. Spencer and Mir Charlie Spencer will spend several weeks at the various resorts of the northwest. =zzAiiss Hattie Stein left yesterday for a visit to relatives at Richmond, Va. Miss Stein has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Fergus Mccarthy, for some time.
 Mrs. R. s. Munger came down from White Sulphur Springs yesterday to spend
 day or two. She will remain the rest of
 the summer at the springs.
 Mrs. II. J. Copeland las gone to St Clair Springs for a short stay.
 Mir. and-Mrs. W. P. G. Harding and Miss Alice Moore, who are now at the Gran ,- -stQn. hotel, on the Hudson river, will reach home next Saturday.
 Miss Mamie Moore and the rest of Mir
 Van Hoose's party, will probably reach Birmingham on Saturday. The last let ters. received from the party were writ ten from Seattle. They will come home f'vsn St. Paul, and will stop a day or two in Nashville. They have been to all points of interest on the Pacific Slope, have climbed Pike's Peak, bathed in the Salt Lake, and enjoyed the delicious fruits and wonderful flowers of that favored cline It is reported that at some places they were mistaken for a branch of the Sa!va- ton Army perhaps this can be explained l, when the party returns.
 Yesterday morning al 10:30 o'clock, at the 1 residence Of Mrs. F. ". Worrall on the l North Highlands, Miss Oracle Lde the f foYely'odaughter of MT. and Mrs Frank | Lfle, was married to Mir. Thomas Oliver
 Melton. Rev. Dr. John G. Murray per 1 formed the ceremony. MT. Harry All l bright was best man and Miss Norma
 Lide sister of the bride. was maid of honor.
 The bride wore a handsome silk gown and her sister wore beautiful toilette of white organdie.
 MT and Mrs Melton will spend their hon. l eymoon at Ashevlle N. c. They left im- l mediately after the marriage ceremony.