The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1897-09-02

of the country.
Scott Hayes, the youngest brother of
the bride, was best man, and two naval
officers were the ushers. Miss Hayes
was given away by her brother, Bur-
chard Hayes and four of her little
nephews acted as pages. Miss Mitchell
of Columbus, O., was maid of honor, and
the Misses Fullerton, cousins of this.
bride, were attendants. Webb Hayes
acted as groomsman. President McKin-
ley and Secretaries Alger and Sherman
were present.
The bride Wore white satin gown,
high in the neck, with perfectly plain
skirt, and waist trimmed with point lace.
President Bashford, of the Ohio Wesley
an university, performed the marriage
ceremony. He married ex-President
Hayes and Miss Webb years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith will probably reside
permanently at Fremont, which is the
home of both bride and groom. They
are now at Newport.
MI and Mrs. Thomas Hamilton will
move from the South Highlands before
ve,W long and occupy the brick house,
corner of West Twentieth street and
Park avenue.
While Chaneellor and Mrs. Thomas
Cobbs and Mss Carrie Cobbs were en-
route home from their eastern trip they
spent a few days in Atlanta, the guests
OF Mr. and Mis-. Hardin L. Cobbs. at their
home ON Peachtree street.
Mrs. ]. B. CoIbbs leaves very soon for
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Born to DR.. and Mrs. James Pinckney
Lynch, son. Aug. 80. at their homo on
the South Highlands.
Mrs. Anna e. Gaines, of Washington,
D. c., has issued handsome invitations
to the marriage of her daughter Florence
Grswold, to Mr.. Charles Hudson Boyn-
ton, on Wednesday, Sept. To- at high noon,
al. the Church of the Covenant, Washing
ton, D. c. Miss Gaines is one of the
beautiful and attractive bellies of Wash
ingron society, and Mr.. Boynton occupies
the prominent and responsible position
of assistant manager of the Associated
Press.
Miss Edith Buell. arrived al Greenville,
Ala, ON Monday, and is the guest of Mrs.
Frank Stollenwercl. She will soon enter
upon her duties in the city school of
GreenvilIe. Miss Buell. carries with her
to her new home the best Wishes of very
many friends for hen future success.
The Misses Uliman returned last night
from visit TO friends in Mississippi.
Mrs P. C. Ratliff and children. who
have been spending some time at Talla-
deg'a Springs, have returned home.
Miss Agnes Carr, after visiting rela-
tives in The city, has returned to her home
at Montgomery.
Mrs. Joseph MoLester, Miss McLss.er
and misses Dora and Susie McLeSter are
expected home today from their visit to
Walker county.
Mis-. C. w Burney left this morning to
visit her parents at Tallassee, Ala.
Mr. ana Mrs. AIgernon w. WilEon and
her little SON have returned from a visit
30 Blooming Rock, N. C.
Mr. F. w. Bowron is at home again,
after a pleasant visit to New York City
and suburbs.
The Alabama friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark Howell, of Atlanta. will very much
regret to learn of the death of their in
FAINT daughter, Harriet Glascock, which
occurred Tuesday, at their home, at West
End, near Atlanta.
Mrs. Robert Jones is the guest Of Col.
and Mrs. James L. Pisrce at Drakesboro,
KY, for fortnight.
Miss Margie Lee Hooper left Tuesday
for Aberdeen, Miss. She will in future
reside there.
The alumni of the Pollock Stephens In
yesterday afternoon from to 6 o'clock,
at the institute, corner of Nineteenth
street and Fifth avenue. All the MEM
bers of the Alumni association, who are
in the city, were present Miss Cora
Hardy presided with great dignity and
evidenced thorough knowledge of par
liamentary rules, and regulations. Mrs
e. T. Taliaferro, principal of the Pollock
Stephens Institute, read charming let
ter from Mr.. Clifford Lanier, of Montgom-
cry, who promises to deliver an address
before the Alumni association, during
the winter. 1t is intended to hold meet
ings of the association twice during sthe
year, when prominent men will addr= IS
the young ladies. At the end of the term
the alumni will enjoy a banquet. Yes
t5rday afternoon the history of the as
ISOLATION was discussed, and great in
terest and enthusiasm was exhibited by
the members in the future success of the
Pollock-Stephens Institute. A commit
tee of thre=-Miss Kate Morrow, Miss
Eloise Johnston and Miss Madge Smith
was appointed to draft constitution and
bylaws for the Alumni association. The
committee will meet and report Wednes-
day, the 18th inst. The regular meet
ing of the association will occur Wednes-
day. the 22d of September. After the
business programme was completed, Mrs.
Taliaferro, assisted by hsr daughter,
Miss Tenney Taliaferro. and Miss Eliza