The age-herald., 1897-10-06

'l LIS AuldfhIa &0l1et lilillUn says.
 Tine wedding of Miss Lucy Cook Peel and Mir William H. Riser, to occur Wednesday, Oct {, will be a Ibrall.ani so- oIal event of intereels adhroughout south eIn society. Tine marriage will occur at '.fi7 besublfnf home of the br;ds's par erits, Mir. anl1 Mrs. Wislaam Lawson Peel and will be so1smnizef1 in the music room, one spacious and picturesque. Tue decorations VIII combine eleg3nce anil arti1'tbc taste and all the appel rtmerits of the wedding VII be appropriate arh beauiiful. The lovely yoilng bride w1ll wear a supeTb tosleiJte of white satin dIohetSse, the corsage finished with yoke of plLceless lace. She will be at- rended by a beyy of charming young women, Misses Callie Jackson, Lillian Lochrane Ka5e Stocking, Evelyn Orme, Jennie English and Margaret Newman. The groosTnlen will be Messrs. Gordon Klser, Quill Oame. Linton Hopkins, Frank Ou'me, Mays Ball, Blan.on Win ship and John Kisser. The usherflL MT. Robent Maddox, Jr, Mir. Wilmer Moore, Dr. Elkin and Mr. Albert HoweM, Jr.
 The Highland Book club will meet this afternoon at o'clock at the resi- dence of Mrs. G. L. Haven, South High lands
 Mrs Telfair Hedgson, who has many lllGiluS III lillllB Hdill, pdSStQ the city a few days ago en route to New York, from whence he will sail to- morrow, the 7th, for Honduras via Ba- hamas and Jamaica. MT. Hodgson has been recently on a visit to relatives and friends at Mobile and New Orleans. He is now a permanent resident of Central America, where he has prosper;d in business during the past year.
 
 Rev. S. P West and family have moved to Birmingham from Talladega, and will occupy the residence 515 Twsn- ty-second street.
 MT. and Mrs. John W. Tomlinson will soon go to New York city for brief visit.
 MT. and Mrs. William Drennen and family left Monday afternoon for their future home, at Orlando, Fla.
 The ladies of the First Methodist church are beginning to prepare for their annual bazaar, which begins Dec. 20 and will continue until the 23d.
 The Tuesday Whist club was enter tained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Harry Jones, at her home on Eleventh avenue, South Highlands. The prize, a pair of beautiful Dresden figures, was won by Mrs. A. T, Henley. The club will meet nextwith Mrs. E. NJ Tutwiler on Seventh avenue.
 
 The following board of directors was elected yesterday afternoon at the me eting of the United Charities: Mes danes William Hardie. J. c. Henley, Margaret Levers, George Cruikshank, Harry Sinnige, Thomas Ward, F. H. Bush, F. D. Squires, J. D. Qwyer, Ellen Watts, Samuel Adler, Misses Alice Hall Belle Dangaix, Julia Williamson, and Messrs. Samuel Ullman, Ben Jacobs, J. A. Van Hoose, R. F. Johnson, pr. Amzi Golden and Dr. R. c. Bankston. The board is requested to meet next Sat urday morning at 10 o'clock at the United Charities room, corner of Third avenue and Twenty-second street
 
 The Gem Sumter chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will hold fits first meeting for the autumn next Saturday afternoCn at o'clock at the home of Mrs. E. H. Cabaniss, on the South Highlands. The officers desire that all those women who cont empIate uniting with the D. A. R. s this winter will bring their papers to the meeting in order that all may be forwarded to Washington, D. e., at the same time.
 This evening at o'clock, at NIcFYall Ala, Miss Ida Sale Montgomery, daugh- ter of Mir. and Mrs. Alonzo Mont tgomery will be rnarn.ed to MT. James Emmet Scott of Birmingham.
 
 Yesterday morning, at o'clock, att Gadsder, Ala. Dr. Chilton Thorington of Montgomery was married to Miss Susie Fletcher. Miss Leila Fletcher, sis ter of nhe young bride, was maid of honor and MT. Arthur ThoTington, broth- CT of the groom, was b-st man. Messrs. Cary Thompson and Eugene Ware of and Messrs. Spence and Rice of Gads1en were the uishers. The | bride entered upon the arm of her father, and was a radiartt picture of southern loveliness, in am elegant gown of royal purple, broeaded silk, with hat to match. She carired a great bunch of white car Tine maid of honor Miss Leila l Fletcher, wore a stylish and becoming toilette of pink and black silk, with a large black picture hat, trimmed with pink. Her flowers were beautiful pink Dr. Chiffon ThoHington was accompanied to Gadt5den by his father Judge William Thoringiton, now dean of the law school of the State university, at Tuscaloosa, and his brother, MT. Ar thur Thoringlton. Among the guests from Birmingham were MT. and Mrs. J. w. Howard arid Messrs. Cary Thompson and Eugene Ware. Dr. and Mrs. Thor dngton passed through Birmingham yes- terday afternoon en rouSe to their home at Montgomery.
 Miss Annie Cannon and Mr. Robert B. Montgomery were married yesterday morning at Il 80 o'clock at the home of the bride GOA Twenty third street, which was elaborate,y and artistically deco rated with autumn vines and blossoms. Rev. s. P. West performed the cere- mony. The attendants were Misses Willie Hartwell, Katie Rabbitte and Mary Rfdtenberry. maid of honor. MT.