The age-herald., 1897-09-19

FE-HERALD, SUNDAY. of the bride: Messsz. Wyllys S. and Eu- gene F. Gaines, Miss Quackenbush. MT. and Mrs. Sinclair Sheibley, Messrs. Archibald WiIlingham Butt, Howard N. Thenpsen, Horace Westcott and Edward J. Brady.
 The bride received great quantities of valuable presents. in solid silver, cut glass; oil paintings, china and furniture. Mi Boynton's colleagues on the Asso- cfatsd Press, of which he is assistant manager, gave a silver service of great beauty.
 MT. and Mrs. Boynton left the city for New York at 1 o'eolck. They will spend a few days in the metropolis, going aft ePwalds to the Adirondacks. On their return they will occupy apartments at the Magnolia Flats, on M street.
 Miss Mary Johnston has returned from a brief visit to friends at St. Clair Springs.
 Mrs. Augustus Benners is spending Sunday at Blount Springs.
 MT. ". D. Parrish, the well-known artist, has returned from a pleasant summer outing.
 pr. B. A. Fox and MT. Joe Slaughter will go to Meridian Miss, on the 22d inst. to attend the ElSon-Rosenbaum wedding.
 Mrs. NJ. L. sloss and Miss Rosa sloss have returned from visit to the Ten nes&ee Centennial at Nashville.
 On the 2Sth inst. the Treble Clef club will leave for Nashville to assist in the celebration of Alabama Day. They will go in private car, secured through the kindness of Gen. Rufus N. Rhodes Be- sides the following members of the club, Gen. ard Mrs. Rhodes and few friends will form a charming Centen- nial party: Acting president, Mrs. James Bowron; secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Richard Johnston; librarian, Miss Kate Morrow; director, Miss Lottie Coffin; accompaniste, Miss Edna Gockel; Mrs Robert Chadwick, Mrs. s. L. Ledbzttar, Mrs Clinton Reese, Mrs. T. c. Thomp- son, Mrs. F. G. ChandSar, Misses Willie Morrow, Sarah and Kate Rogan, Aileen Gotten, Margaret and Eliror Meyer, Virginia Walker, Jeanette Moore, Laura Ferguson. Jamie Van Hoose and Berte Hayes
 Mrs. c. Lazarus has moved into her handsome new home on Eleventh avenue.
 Miss Anna May Phelan will attend the celebration of Alabama Day at the Nashville centennial.
 
 The Twentieth Century Euchre club held called meeting a few days ago to decide upon the time of regular meet- ing for the coming season. The first en- tertainment will occur the first week in November at the home of Mrs A. B. Loveman.
 Mir and Mrs. Oscar Hund'ey sail from Southampton on the 25th inst, spending week in New York before returning home.
 Mrs. Gilbert Carter is at home again after a pleasant visit to the Nashville Centennial.
 Miss Mary George Linn returns next week from Auburn.
 There vii, be a special meeting of the Sunday school of the South Side Baptist church today. Supt. Fowlkes desires an especially full attendance. pr. c. s. Blackwell will address the school, as we'll as preach at Il o'clock.
 On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. J. Belt man will entertain ihe North Side Whist club.
 Miss Kate Arocornen is visiting friends at Nottingham, Ala.
 Mrs. George B. Eager, president of the State Federation of Women's Clubs is arranging a very entertaining pro- gaalnme for Alabama Day at Nashville. The committee in charge requested Mrs. Eager to fill in an hour with talks from club women, who will present the aims and objects of the Federation. Miss Mary La F. Robbins, of Selma, will probably assist Mrs. Eager in conducting the discussion. Several BiIm. ngham wo- men have been invited to give short talks on the occasion. : Miss Maggie Nixon left yesterday for Nashville.
 2 MT. Lucien J. Walker will sail for America as soon as his successor quali- fies. He will come. to Birmingham im- mediately upon his arrival in this coun- try.
 Miss Fannie Randolph will return on the 24th inst, in order to resume her ajchool duties.
 Dr. J. D. Gillespie and his son, Master Owen, will leave today for pleasure trip to Cincinnati, Louisville and Nash vile.
 Miss Mary Cahalan is enjoying a brief stay at the Nashville Centennial.
 THE DECATURS.