The age-herald., 1897-08-08

J. A. Van Hoose, Misses Ada Johnston, Jamie Van Hoose, Miznon Comere Lillian Roden, Mamie Moore, and Messrs. Mac Van Hoose, Robin Hudson, and Henry Snow. of Tuscaloosa.
 It will be a peculiarly happy arrange .ment if the Treble C1ef club will consent Ito take charge of the music at Nashville for Alabama Day. If the Treble Clef renders one of it's best musical pro- grammes on that day, they will create a furore of musical enthusiasm with Nash vile critics The club as it now stands is composed of the following ladies: President, Mrs. T. O. Smith vice-presi- dent, Mrs. James Bowron; secretary and treasurer, Mrs. R. F. Johnston; librarian, Mrs J. Turner; directress, Miss Lottie Coffin; pianist Miss Gockel; Mesdames T. o. Smith. James Bowron, T. H. Motion. N. B. Feagin, R. F. Johnston, R. $. Mun- ger. J. Tanner, R. Chadwick, c. T. Ram dall, Jas. Going, T. c. Thompson, Jas. Vinson. Sam Galloway, Clinton Reese, David Malone and Misses Lottie Coffin. Edna Gockel. Kate Morrow, Sarah Ro- gan, Willie Rogan.
 MT. Vim. B. Bankhead is forging to the front in New York city, and is making a great success in his business This will be very gratifying intelligence to his large circle of friends in Alabama. He is partner in a real estate and loan firm, SS Park Row, New York.
 On Wednesday afternoon next, at the residence of the brides mother, S19 North i Twenty-fourth street, MT. J. T. Loving 2 00l1 and Mise Mo aroia Ao.,,o rr.yi1l Iaa i happily joined in wedIock. Rev. R. D. Wear. of the Cumberland Prasbyterian church win officate. The ceremony VIII take place at D. m., and the couple leave at 4:30 over the Southern for At. 1 lanta ard EFbsctort Ga.
 l The groom to-be is a popular member of the Age-Herald composing room force and stands high as a young man of excel | lent character and has a large number of friends who, while receiving the news , as surprise, will rejoice with him in his good fortune in winning for a helpmate ! so charming a companion. Miss Arm strong is daughter of the late Rev. J. c. Armstrong, of the Cumberland church, this city, and is a most lovable young woman. Her friends are many and they love her most who know her best Miss Lucille Lane has returned home af- ter a pleasant visit to friends at Hunts- ville.
 MT. Nat L. Miller went up to B,ount Springs yesterday afternoon to remain until Monday morning. , Messrs. Ersliine Ramsey. Pachal Shock, Arthur Crowder Dr. Lewis Norris and Walter Robertson are spending today at Blount Springs.
 Ntessrs ". Mudd Martin and Henry I s. cio4hg went on wheels to St Clair Springs yesterday for brief visit.e1se Mrs. John L. Parker and daughter. Alice. returned yesterday from visit to relatives in Livingston. 9ffse | Mrs. Robert McDavid and children, of l Montgomery. are guests of Cart, ard Mrs. T. o. Smith. They arrived yester- day.
 1Nfr, Robert JRefhison and family have gone to White Sulphur Springs for stay of a. few weeks.
 Mrs. F. NJ Gardner returned yes.e day from pleasant visit to friends in South Carolina.
 Mrs. Geo. M. Cruikshank and children are visiting relatives at Talladega.
 Mrs. J.. B. Cunningham and children are now in New York, the guests of Mus. i Duncan, the mother of Mrs. Cunning ham.
 
 Mrs. Wm. Vaughan and family are v.s- | itng relatives at Huntsville. | MT. E. E. Forbes and Miss Mary Nal l lory, of Montgomery are to be mari d next Thursday morning at the home of the bride at Montgomery.