The age-herald., 1897-08-13

avenue, South Highlands and being warmly welcomed by many friends.
 MT, Alonzo Elliott and his daughter, Miss Saddle Elliott. of Washington, D. e., are visiting relatives here. ] Mrs. sol Haas and Miss Haas left yes- terday for a two months stay at he fashionable resorts of the northwest. s1 Mir and Mrs. D. J. Fox will spend ssv- eral weeks in the east. Trey left yes -terdaysfor New York.
 : MR Robert Baugh has just returred from delig htful six weeks visit to Can ada, Van Couva's Island and ths great northwest.
 The following cards have been re-eivei:
 Mrs. M. Virginia Hsrtwell announces the marria ge of her niece, Calr.e Graves rwfrfTmson- MT. Thomas r k n Stephens on Wednesday, Aug il, 1897. Birninghams-
 J.4At home after Aug. 12. 121 Madison .a1epue. Montg emary. Ala.
 Tbe contracting parties, Miss carri- G. Williamson and MT Thos. r. sterh- ns, were both of..Mon,gomery Ths bride is the only daughter of the late Coroner A. F. Williamson, of that city The br d. groom is a Kentuckian, but has resided for some time in Montgom.ry and is connected with the Western of Alabama railroad.
 MT and Mrs. Sterhc.s left imme'liately afteF-the cefamony for Montgomery, ir future home. and will be at homo to their friesds at 1g1 Madison avenue.
 Beautiful cards announca the arrival at the homa of MT. and Mrs. Tom Ba.na. Aug e.ls Of their little daughter, Miss Katherine Baine.
 ReveOwen,P. Fitzsimmons VII proha- y-Iesve-the city next week for brief vacation.
 The Treble Clef club will meet next Tuesday afternoon at o'clock at the ilOliie Ols- 4AIS JdlllSS BOWIOn, Sl lIls ,sodth High9aads. Business of impo-- rtance is-tots considered, and every mem- Der is urged to be present.
 he The marriage of Miss Gertrude Mrs..n and Dr. w.. Elias E. Davis occurred yes 2 1terday n1ofnipg at II o'clock at tn. First Baptist church. The large church was crowded far beyond it's seating capacity, and many stood during the services. A beautiful musical programme was render cd by droub.e qua:tetae previous to the marriage ceremony. The quartette was composed of Mesdames H. H. Slnnige Vinson and Robert Chadwick, and Misses Goekel, Bell, Margaret and Eleanor Mey- CTS, and Archie Dees. While the large audience was assembling, Mrs. H. H. Sinnige sang with exquisite taste and ex- pression, 70, Promise Me" Immediately following this the doubge quartette r5n- dersd with fine effect the judal chorus from Lohengrin, as the ushers snl bride and groom came down to the altar.
 The ushers,. Dr. B. L. Wyman, Dr. L. C.. Woodson, Dr. D. F. Talley, Messrs. Vas Hogan, came down the two center aisles, and awaited the bride and groom at the altar, which was eraborately decorated with stately palms and ferns. The cere- pastor of the South Side Baptist church. As Dr., and Mrs.eDavis left the church the organ spealed forth the triumphant notes of Mendelssohns Wedding March," gan. Immediately after their marriage Dr. and Mrs Davis, the ushers and many relatives and friends drove to the railway station, where the happy couple took the train for Niagara and other points north.
 1.-The usher-s wors morning costumes S, with boutolders of white roses The groom was similarly a.'thted. The bride wore an elegart gown of bluish grey tints, trimmed with green velvet a nd white a e; her i.rls was brown straw, vii h green velvet and whbla lace trimming. She car ried large bouquet of wEdta roses, it'd with white sa in ribbon.
 Mrs. Davis is a beautiful and attractive young girl, of the most decided blonde type, and she is greatly beloved by a large circl. of friends. pr. Davis is one of the popular and prominent young gensle- men of Ighe city. He has already achiev ed the reputation as one of the we'll known surgeons in the south. His broth- iyr, Dr. J. D. s. Davis, shares with him his distinction ns surgeon and physician. Many very handsome present. were re- osived by pr. and Mrs. Davis.
 A large crowd of yourg people from Compton and the Fair Grounds enjoyed moonlight picnic at Hawkins Springs lasis might. They went down on fhe S:15 Bessemer dummy.