The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1897-10-23

lat the home of Mr.. B. E. Purssr, at
Dolomfte, yesterday morning, occurred
very pretty homie wedding. when Mr..
William E. Cunningham and Miss Mary
Watts were united in wedlock. Rev. John
Nv. Newman, presiding elder of the Bir-
mingham district of the Methodist Epis-
copal church, officiated. Quite num-
Der of the friends of the contracting par
ties were present. The bride and groom
left Immediately for Nashville and from
there will visit points of interest in the
there will visfr points of interest in the
days, where they will be at home to their
friends.
The annual informal reception at the
Florence ho;el Thursday evening to Mr..
and Mrs. T. F. Boardman, rendered by
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Simmons, was quite
a charming success. Miss Ida May OAR
gin, Mrs. Robert Houston, Mr.. Boardman
and Miss Stone treated the guests with
some rare selections of music, while Miss
Mae Simmons contributed a delightful
recitation. Mrs. Simmons is delightful
hostess and those who were present en-
joyed very pleasant evening. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Boardman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Houston, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. A. Dougherty, Mr.. and Mrs. Nat
Boyston, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nswman.
DR.. and Mrs. A. T. Henley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fain. Miss Louise Patton, Miss Ida May
Dargin, Miss Mary Virginia Graves, Miss
FLORIDA Graves, Miss Mae Simmons, MI.
John Patton, Mr.. Edward Inge, Mr. Her
res, Mr.. R. C. Carson, Mr. Richard John-
son, Mr.. P. B. Murry, Mr. Jack Miller.
AT 7:3O o'clock last night the members
of the Wesley Chapel Epworth League
enjoyed a delightful trolley ride and fur
mace party. They rode out to East Lake
and thence to Ensley furnace where they
watched the making of run of iron.
An elegant car was chartered, and all
who went enjoyed a delightful evening.
On the 9th of this month there viii
be a marriage of considerable interest
TO the society people of Birmingham.
The contracting parties are Miss Maud
Harris a very popular and attractive
belle of Livingston, Ala, ard B. M. Per-
row. of this city. They will be rendered
a reception at the home of the prospect
i've bride on October 26th. The grooms-
men will be B. NJ Allen Is. B. Marshall,
r. NJ. Penrow, A. C. Ensberry, and Mr..
Farmer.
Miss Nellie r. Levy, of New Orleans,
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs D.
M. Rubel has gone to Chicago to visit
her sisters, Mesdames Levy and Titehe,
who an.e refugeeing there.
The following is programme of the
FIRST recital to be given by the young
ladies of the Birmingham Seminary to-
night:
!. Piano solo-iWater Nymnhs; =; ,,.,.,x
-. -. =. =. =. ..'lE. NeVin
Miss Fsugania Wines.
Q. Reading-How GIRLS Recite....
Miss Jeannette BurgHn.
3. Piano Dret-(a) Mazurka; to1
Barcarolle.. 1890. ..-...... ...Lo"
Misses Hood and Harris.
4. Neutrality-suspicious. MUSK. D. L. Ia ioi
Miss Mead Emerson.
6. Piano Solo--Berceuse.. ..MoszkoWski
Miss Fannie Fell.
6. Piano Solo-Serenade Badise:.
:. =. =. =. Gabriel Maize
Miss Virginia Reese.
7. Reading---Littls joe. Anon
Miss Mary Emerson.
s. Piano Solo-Cascaie du Chaudron
go 80 -. -. -. -. ..Bende1
Miss Gertrude Auft.
g. Vocal Solo-Lulsby -. :. Brahms
Miss Hattie Tutwiler.
TO- Readirg-The Mnuet.. :. -. Dodge
Miss Fay Harris.
ii. Piano Solo-Valse OPP. Chopin
Miss Carrie Pickens.
You are cordially invited.