The age-herald., 1897-11-14


 brfsal veil She carried a shower bou- | quet of bride roses ard lilies of the wall | ley. The bridesmaids we're attred in l mousseline de soie ani carried pink | cflrysanthemums. After the ceremony | the bridal party and guests were ten dered an elegant reception by MT. and 1 Mrs. Dunn, and at midnight the couple left for Birmingham, where they will 1 reside. MT. Center is a fine young busi- ness man. and h1s brids has been one of Danville's most lovsble young wo- men. Many handsome presents were re celved.
 The Treble Clef club will have SD ci- al rehearsal next Tuesday morning, at 10 o'clock at the home of Mas. ". B. Catehings inAvenue G.
 Mrs. Corinne Futile wFl leave nsxt week for Memphis, where she will spend several weeks with relatives and frisndsr
 Mss Ola Roden has returned from protracted visit to friends at Talladegs.
 
 Mr. and Mrs B. r. Moore and children reached home a few days ago from a stay of many we :ks at Knoxville. Wau- kesha, French Lick Springs and Gacqgia. MT. Mootre returns much improved in health, and having gained many pounds in weight.
 Mrs. W. W. Malone and sen are at home again from an extended visit to Vi ginia. Mrs. Malone was accon panied by Mrs. A. L. Stollsnwerck, of Greens boro, who also spent the summer in the mountains of Virginia. Mrs. Stol'eE- werck will remain few days in B,r-- mingham, as the guest of MT. and Mrs Malone.
 Dr. Ella Bstnes will deliver a lecture to the Woman's Christian Temperance union ard it's friends on Health and Heredity" next Tuesday afternoon at tn. First Methodist church, at 3 o'clock. The lecture promises to be very en- tertaining one and the ladies of the union desire to extend an invitation to all p.rsons to be present. There will be no charge of any kind to hear the lec- ture.
 Little Miss Donna Lee and Master Ambrose Howell returned from Mont gomery yesterday, where they spent  Capt. and Mrs. T. W. Lee. 1 The members of tha local Federatlc Il | of Women's clubs will meet November 23 at Elks' nall, Fourth avenue and | Twentieth street. Many subjects of lm- | pontamce will neis- ssaIily come up for | discussion and decision, at this meet | ing and it has been deemed advisable l to begin early, rather than close late. | Thea' fore o'clock D. m. has been se- lected as the hour for the exercises to begin. The urgency of the business on hand demands that every membsr shall make an effort to attend thio me: ting, nd be prompt in atteE 'Glce. All Uo- mems clubs that have nct become mem b bsrs elf the local federation are requested to serll representatives to this conven- tion, that they may gain information as to the aims and purposes of this orr ganization
 The literary programme is as follows:
 The Birmingham Federation. Its Aims, and How Best Accomplished" Discus lion of this subject in two minute talks, by ali the clubs. Realism in Federa- tion," General discussion of this topic also by representatives f.om the var ous clubs. A talk by Mrs. George c. Ball on subjects relative to the federal tions work All club women are urg,d to be present promptly at the hour named.
 Pr1f. C. C. Wakhburn will sing Angels Bright, and Angels Fair," as a solo at tha Southside Baptist church this morning. At this evenings service Meis B. GuekenbeTger will sing. Dr. Blackwell will preach at the usual hours; att 8 D. m. he will deliver an il- lustrated sermon to the children. Miss soweM, of Kentucky, and Miss Mary Minge, of Famnsdale, who have been the guests of Mrs. M. L. Sloss, on the South Highlands, returned to their r: r:spective homes yesterday.
 Among the anticipated pie" cures of the coming week is the recital to be given by the Treble Clef club Thursday evening Nov. IS, at o'clock, at tha home of Mir. and Mrs R. ii Pearson, for the benefit of the Aid soc.ety of the church of the Advent
 The ladies of St. Mary's-rn tn s-Hig+h- lands were vsry fortunate in the mar agement of their lunches at .he Flower Show. They realized more th1n one hundred dollars, clear of all expsnses, by their enterprise.
 MT. John Mcqueen will go tp Mnnte- vallo today to attend to affairs connsct- ed with the Industrial aud Pol. teclnlc institute. of which h. is trustee.
 The Nineteenth Century club Will meet next Wednesday afternoon Ut o'clock, with Mrs. John London, instead of with Miss Jamie Ic!-ess:r. [
 The Belles-Lettres club was enter tained on Thursday by Mrs. Parrish, program on South Carolina was made very interesting by the members. The next meeting wild be with the Misses Hartwell, corner Sixth avenue and Twenty-tfflrd street, Nov. IS. \