The age-herald., 1897-09-21

aadSSs Nue hlIlU or roses unat nave deep, mellow hearts, and nestled into the puffs of tulle. The effect was enchanting There were no sleeves, only little ruffies, setting out from the shoulders over white. tempting arms that gleamed out round and soft in the light of the ball room.
 There was a little dip to the skirt at the back and a slight hustle effect, and the waist was nipped in with tight sas sh of pink silk, with long, rounded ends, frilled all round with tulle. :, No jewels were worn whatever, but the soft hair was a wreath of natural pink roses, and a pink tulle stock and ruche was worn about the neck.
 This morning at il 20 o'clock MT. c. A. Tyson and Mrs. M c. Smith will be quietly married at the home of the bride on Park avenue.
 Mrs. Robert Cunningham and her children have returned from pre- tracted stay at Decatur, Ga, with Mrs. Cunningham's mother, Mrs G, M. Ever hardt
 Miss Ethel Hodgson, of Mobile, is now visiting Atlanta, Ga. She is the guest of friends at 671 Piedmont avenue in that city.
 Capt. and Mrs. Wm. H. Graves, Mrs Ellie Graves Shober, Miss Mary Virginia Graves and Miss Eleancr Shober, are at home again from delightful visits to Blount Springs and Huntsville.
 MT and Mrs E. Gluck and children have returned from a sojourn of seversl weeks with relativ;s in Ohio. Mrs. Gluck also visited New York city
 Mrs. Sydney Kirtland, of Montgomery, is the guest of her daughter Mrs. Jack o. Cohen, at her home on Highlanl avenue.
 Mrs. A. s. Leath and little son have re- turnad from a long visit to relatives at Rome, Ga.
 Miss Florie Kyle, of Gadsden, Ala. is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Thompson, on Eleventh avenue, South Highlands. MT. and Mrs Thompson will occupy their handsome new home on Sycamore street, South Highlands, in few days.
 Dr. J. c. Legrand and family, cf An niston, Ala, have moved to Birming- ham, where Dr. Legrand will practice his profession, and publish the Alabama Medical and Surgical Age.
 Dr. Legrand is one of ths most promi- nent and distinguished physicians of Ala abama.
 Mrs. Henry B. Gray and Master Henry Gray left Saturday for a visit to New York city
 Mr and Mrs. Wilm:r Beard have gone north for stay of ten days or two weeks.
 MT and Mrs Richard Randolph and family. and Mrs. Florence Randolph are now occupying their handsome new home on Fourteenth avenue, South Highlands, between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets.
 Mrs. Sterling Lanier and her two sons will leave today for short visit to her father Rev. Dr. J. M. Canister, who will return Wednesday morning from a stay at Fort LeaNenworth, where he was the guest of his son, Dr. Monroe Canister, of the U. s. army
 Rev. Owen P. Fitzsimmons will be absent from the city until the first Sun day in October.
 
 Mr. John William Fain and Miss An nie Lunsford will be married this after noon at ? o'clock at the home of the brides mother Mrs. George M. Luns- ford, North Highlands.
 The music at St. Paurs Catholic church on Sunday morning was unusu- ally fine-the "Kyrie" and Gloria" from the celebrated composer, Paola La Villas. mass was rendered in a manner creditable to any choir.
 Too much praise cannot be said of the soloists in the mass, Mrs. Satterfield, Miss Norma Scholar, Miss Nora Sulli- van, MT. Frank Arrico, Mr. c. T. Ran dall. Mrs. Satterfeld sang H. P, Dauk's Ave Maria as the offertory with much feeling. It was beautiful solo. Miss Norma Scholar sang the "Oui tollis" delightfully."-. Her voice has much power and sweetness.
 The duet of MT. Frank Arrico and MT. c. T. Randall was one of the best numbers in the mass; and the "Veni Creator,' as a trio, with Mrs. J. D. S. Davis, MT. Arrico and MT. OBrien, was splendidly rendered.
 MT. William Rosenstihl, the director, cOHltHlpldleS SilOIliy lO put OIl 1dOld La Villas mass in it's entirety. He states that this mass is much harder to present correctly than any of the masses of Mozart, Beethoven, Haydn or any other modern composer.
 
 Mrs. Alonzo Elliott, after an absence of two years in Washington, is again receiving a warm welcome from her many friends here. Miss F1orette Youngblood daughter of Col. William Young'blood, third auditor of the treasury, was crowned maid of honor at the tournament held Thursday at Palmer Hills, Va. Miss Youngblood is one of Alabama's most charming girls, and is rapidly winning her way as a social fayorite in the society of the capital
 NIrts. Bessie O'Brien Hundley writing from Rome, Italy, to friends, says:
 We arrived here last night from Ma pl=s; while there we visited the great