Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-27
IN SOCTETY'S DOMAINS.
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MT and Mrs A. N. Bucl1ner invite their friends to attend the marriage of their daughter, Miss Lula Ida, to MT. James Mitchell Gilmore, on Wednesday, June 90th. at o'clock D. m., at Fairview M. E. church on the Bessemer and Birming-' hem dummy lire.
 Rev. J. w. Cary, the pastor of the Fair view church, will officiate, and after the ceremony a reception and supper will be given at the home of the bride. MT. Gilmore is in the employ of the Louisville and Nashville railroad which, by the way, seem to be furnishing more bridegrooms than all the other institu- tions Of Birmingham combined.
 Miss Buckner is the daughter of Mir. ard Mrs. Augusta N. Buckner, of Fair view, and sister of Mrs. Thomas Stone, Of this city, and is just sweet sixteen" Friends attending from the city will take the 8.15 Bessemer and Birmingham dum-' my. The many friends of the young couple. wish them a bon voyage on the journey of life.
 Mrs. T. K. Beall and children, formerly of this city. and now of Vicksburg Miss, are visiting Mrs. Bealrs parents. Cal. and Mrs John B. Beall, at 920 Fifteenth St., South.
 Hon. W. w. Merrill, of Carrollton, Ga, is visiting his daughter, Mrs John B. Beall, South Highlands.
 
 Mrs. J. c. c. Carlton, of Atlanta, Ga, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. John B. Beall, South Highlands.
 Prof Murphree, of Walnut Grove. is visiting friends in this city. . The State Herald has received an invi- Itation to social function in the near fu- ture which reads as follows:
 The Management of
 a1 Ca erequests the pleasure of your presence at
 the Opening Ball
 to be given Friday evening, July second,
 eighteen hundred and ninety-seven, at nine o'clock, D. m.
 Messrs. w. R. Steele & Go. are the ! popular managers and proprietors of ] Huntsvile's famous mountain resort, and it is safe to say that the opening ball :. will be a grand success.
 Miss Carrie Turrentine. with her little nephews, Newton, Joe and Horace Polk, has left the city for her home, "The Oaks" at Gadsden, Ala, at which place they will spend the summer.
 Miss Lizzie Thompson will leave tomor- row night for Howard College, Cam bridge, where she goes to perfect herself in physical culture. She will accompany her father, MT. N. F. Thompson, en route as far as Johnstown, Pa. @ Mrs. J. C. Marshall and son, MT. Ben o B Marshall, left the oity yesterday for , the coast, where the former will spend the summer.
 7 It will be gratifying to the friends of Mrs Louis V. Clark to know that the doctors pronounce her out of danger and feel that her early and coraplete recovery is sure
 3 Mis- Rosa Collen, of Austin, Tex, who is on her way from Nashville. where she was one of the sponsors for Texas in the Confederate reunion, is visiting her sis ter Mrs. R. s. Munger, on the South Highlands. She is also accompanied by her mother Mrs. J. H. Collett.
 Mrs. F. B. Maddox, of Greenville, Miss, is the guest of Mrs. W. w. Barclay, 1900 Avenue J. Mrs. Maddox is the wife of Rev F. B. Maddox formerly pastor of the Second Presbyterian church.
 Miss Fannie Jeanette Tatum, of Mont gomery, who has been attending com mencement at the university, will spend a few days with Miss Laura Ferguson, on the South Highlands
 MT. and Mrs w. T. Ham have returned from a pleasant visit of two weeks to the home of MT. Hams mother at Oxford, Ala MT. Ham reports the fishing in that section as excellent and is no doubt sup ; piled with the usual number of fish stories'
 The rehearsals for the "Flower Festi- Wal to be given at East Lake early in the coming month. go brsvsIy forward notwithstanding the excessive heat. Much of the best musical talent of the city has been secured for the solos in the charm ing tune, "Cantata of the Rose.'' and tlsese. together with fthe hundred and one pretty girls in the choruses, will af- ford a rare treat to a pleasure loving tcafnmunity. IA full cast of the Cantata will bs given in next Sundays paper. 3s3s4 %%
 There will be lawn fete at the resi- derlce of Mrs s. M. Burganly, Burgamy station, South Highlands. Tuesday June 29, for the benefit of the First Baptist church. Refreshments will be served on the lawn, and music and recita tions will be the attractions for indoors. All are cordially invited --5 to il p. m.
 
 Mira S. M. Burganfy and Miss Fannie r. h. I