The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1897-10-15

magnificent physique, has regular clas-
steal features, is about 80 years Of age,
and has magnetic charming manners.
He is a eonversationalst Of unusual
ability. The home of Thunder Cloud
and his young bride unites many feat-
ures of thels plans. with many of the
eleganeies of this luxurious century.
During the winter Mr.. and Mrs. Thun-
der Cloud will reside at New York, and
in the summer in Pennsylvania.
MT Nat L. Miller is spending a day or
two at Florence and Sheffield.
Mr.. Mel Drannen has returned from
an extended visit to the various north
ern resorts.
There will be an important meeting
of The Treble Clef club this morning at
10 O'clock, at the home of Mrs. S. L. Led
better. Every member is requested to be
present.
The members of the Epworth League
" eiiN iASl hSilG0lSt CuuiCH VbJOSNN a
trolley ride last night. the car leaving
Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street, be-
tween and S o'clock.
The Highlands Book club met with
Mrs. Henry Badham yesterday morn
ing. Mrs. Randall read an interesting
paper on THE Language and Early Jit-
erature of Russia" Mrs. Gage had
fine account of 1.-THE Jew in Russa." and
Mrs. Haven told in a very entertaining
way the current events of the past
week. After the programme the hostess
served dainty refreshments. The club
will meet next with Mrs. e K. Camp
bell, October 81.
The Duplicate Whist club was enter
Thomas Ward, at her South Highlands
home.
DIR. and Mrs. Robert Jones have NOV
ed from their former residence on
Twenty-first street to 2204 Fourth ave-
Ivy lldNS do tiOii 6ucolo bhSlA
lovely niece, Miss Agnes Jones, from
Kentucky, and Col. and Mrs. ]. T. Pierce,
of the same state.
Mrs. Richard F. Johnston, who is WIS.,
ting friends at New York city, is re-
ceiving many Charming social attsnti ons.
On next Monday evening at O'Clock,
Mr.. ad Mrs. William James Goulding
will give reception in Mrs. Johnston's
honor, at their home No. 16 West Six
ty-eighth street. New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Frank Smith have
issued very handsome invitations to the
marriage of their daughter Fila Fal-
coner to Mr.. Robert L. Simpson, Wedn;s-
day afternoon, October 81, at 8 O'Clock,
South Highlands Presbyterian church,
Birmingham, Ala.
A number of the charming young
girls of Birmingham are organizing an
other literary club which will meet next
Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock, at the
home of Miss Lura Brown, to perfect
their plans and elect officers. There
will be twenty members, and besides
the regular officers competent literary
leader VIII be selected. Among the
young ladies interested in organizing the
new club are Misses Lura Brown, Anna
Morrow, Mary Ruckar Mollie Jordan,
Daisy Moody, May Belle Sloss, Susie
Martin, Lucy Hagood, Oracle Smith,
Kate Morrow.
Mr.. Gordon W. Moughon and Mss
Hattie Morris We're quietly married. last
evening at the home of Rev r. d.
Wear, pastor of the Cumberland Pres
byteaian church. Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Mougllon will reside with Mr.. VIM. s.
Moughon 2411 Fifth avenue.
Miss Annette Muslin, daughte, of the
wall Jackson Cole were married yester-
day afternoon al $3.50 O'clock at the First
Baptist church, which was filled with
the friends of tiLe fair bride and groom.
The chancel and altar we're exquisitely
decorated by Williamson Bros. with
numberless palms, ferns and richly col
ored foliage plants. Bowls Of pink and
red roses were placed on either side of
the organ, and a graceful wedd'ing-bel
of delicate asparagus ferns hung imme-
6iately over the bridal couple. Preced-
ing the ceremony, a delightful musical
programme was renederd by Miss Belle
Mccoy, who presided at the organ; MIS-.
H. H. Sinnige and Mr.. c. w. Washburn
Mrs. Sinn.ge sang with great sweetness
and effect Douglas Gordon" ard du TT,
ooh, Love, Open for Me Thy Pinions,"
with Mr. Washburn. Mr.. Washburn also
sang a solo, dearest Heart of My
Heart" AS the bridal party approached
the altar Miss Mccoy played Lohengrin's