Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-25
IN @ SOCiETY'S DOMAINS.
sSR 1898.

At the Woodlawn Light infantry ar- emory on next Thursday night the Dra- matic club will present the comedy dra- ma, Down by the Sea-" for the benefit of the Methodist parsonage and the pub lie school library.
 The cast includes Messrs. w. H. Aber- p nethy, John F. Thomas, Warren Wimpey Joe c. Hall and c. w. Grace.
 Mrs. E. R. Jollee, Misses Idene Key and Clemmie Shelton will add much to the evenings enjoyment in the charac- ters of Mrs Gale, Kitty and Kate, re- spectively.
 Mrs. H. D. Maus has the music in charge, and the performance promises to be a financial and artistic success.
 In June, the month of sunshine and flowers, an event will take place in this ? city which will prove of more than or dinary interest to the society people of the Magic City. One of Birmingham S fairest daughters will give her hand where her heart has already been given, and Huntsville will receive into her chosen circle one of our sweetest young society women. Birmingham ms loss will be Huntsville's gain.
 The State-Herald is permitted to an- nounee this morning the wedding of Hon. Oscar Richard Hundley and Miss Bos- sic O'Brien. The event will take place on the evening of Thursday, June 24. and
 
 ing parties it is of more than ordinary interest.
 The groom-elect Is one of North Alaba- mas most prominent young men, a law yer of great reputation, gentleman of the pureSt southern type. and a man whom to know is a privilege to be ap- preciated. Already has he made an en- yfable reputation at the bar, and greater things are predicted for him by his friends. Not only has MT Hundley f-in in utsa but Tn, parts the Union. who will rejoice to know that he has won so fair woman to wed.
 Tho tride-to-be is the youngest daugh- ter of Hon. and Mrs. Frank P. O'Brien, a society debutante of but short time. Her beauty and loveliness has been sounded in the social columns of many journels, and her womanly gnaces and virtues are known to many chosen friends All that could be said in praise of her as a woman is due and more be- sides. Birmingham flower. she is wor- thy of adorning the home of any of na- lures noblemen, and that she will reflect honor upon her chosen life partner can- mot be doubted.
 l. After the wedding the couple will pay brief visit to Loretto. Ky, the alma ma ter of the bride. thence for a brief stay in New York, from which city they will sail for Europe June 30. Touching at Liver pool, they wiM journey to the Land of the Midnight Sun," after which they will tour England and then cross the channel for a jaunt on the continent, re- turning for two months stay in Paris, returning to Huntsville about the middle of October.
 On Friday evening, May 2S, and Sat urday afternoon, May 29, at O'Bren's. win be presented a beautiful play enti- tied "The Dream of Youth and Old Age. D wg'ibten by Mrs. E. F. Lesson, a noted playwright of St. Louis, Mo. The play is in two acts. and deals with the fairies. embracing q large number of beautiful 4 dances. catchy songs, entrancing music and appropriate lines. all under direction of Prof. Mahler, who made such a sig ;. nal success of Bobby Shafto" in this city last season. There are forty-two speaking parts in the play and will re- guire a large number of young people to put 1t on. 9 435i.t
 ,idsuring tf,e entertainment Prof Nah V Ter will introduce a number of original pallets. namely, Seven Little Birds,''