Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-10
TALK TO HARD ABOUT INSURANCE, 9 Ia N. 2Oth St. 
SOcIETY'S DOMAINS.
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 gSSOCIETY'S DOMAINS. X TSARRAHAs@A@A@4S f On Friday afternoon at 5:SO o'clock the @Cadmean Circle will hold called meet ling of importance at the home of Mrs. @W. j.. Milner. Each member is urged to Ibe present.
 M Mr. Robert Jemison carried a party of sefris nds yesterday QUE to the Howard Col z,l lege commencement exercises in the sibeautiful canopy top chair car Electra" i" esRefreshmeI1ts were S-rved on the car go- ring and coming. The trip there and back .sand the exercises were enjoyed vsry imuch. Mir. Jemison Is one of Birming- esham's most public spirited citizens, and Ils ever assisting in the upbuilding of Bir- Nmingham and her institutions.
 1 pr G. B. Eager, wife and children, of Montgomery, are in the city for a few Idays. stopping with the family of Dr. q.R- c. Bankston, 221S Seventh avenue, s.north. Dr. Eager is the popular pastor eof Bhe First Baptist church in Montgom- .ery, and he and his excell-nt family have ...many friends in Birmingham. pr. Eager ~deiivered the baccafaureate address at ..ssHoward College yesterday.
 . MT. and Mrs w T. Ham left yester- esday to spsnt a few days with relatives -and friends at Oxford. Ala.
 : Dr. A. M Woodson, of Patton, Ala is -.in the city. He is a very clever young -man, who, by his cordial and generous sscompanionship, has made many friends -.on his previous visit. Dr. Woodson is ~saround the circuit from Cincirnati Chi Icago New York Nashville and other escities. He will be in the city several s.days.
 ' Miss Lilla Mcintosh, of North Birr sming ham, returned home yesterday, af- xter a pleasant visit to her aunt, Mrs. C. . A. Simmons, at No Pratt City, Ala e.Her many friends win be glad to welr sscome her again.
 . Mrs J. L. Haigler of Warrior, is a well sscome visitor in her old home. She has <r been a constant attendant at the com -mencement exercises at Howard College Band expresses herself as being highly de- -ilighted with their success. Mrs. Haig- -sIer is a charming woman, devoted wife zsand mother and to know her is to love liner.
 ' Miss Margaret OBrien, editor of the a{Birmingham Free Lance, is disposed to crescent the suggt Stion that she is about Asdo be married. Miss Margaret Is welded z. to her pen and their affection for each nother has resulted in some of the very =brightest things in the whole realm Of neWSUaipSruOm. Sne Is d pTOSe WTllei Ol rnost cha rrning EngAah and versifier of Acorrect fe..t, smooth mere and delight ~fully sweee ideas. Miss Margaret cannon afford to renounce the throne she occu- esspies to accept high place in ths heart sand the home of any man. Nor can those .siof her frisn7s. some personally unknown %to her, afford to give her up to the Hon- s.orable Oscar or any other person. when 1sshe makes up her min6 to leave us the whole editorial fra ternity will rise up and remcn;ltrate. That's wha..-Eufaula Times and News.
 Not so. Brother Jelks. We appreciate and admire Miss Margaret, and Alabama Journalists are proud of her success. But we wish her happiness as we'll as sue sco-s. and some day she will find tha% to be a Keeper a. home" contains more happiness than quill driving and the throne she will then occupy will be loftfr than her queerly position now.--Green- vile Advocate.
 Well said, brethren You know our queerly wrf4er but hardly so well as we who hava been her companion many times and eft during he past dozen years Most nObfy has she won the title of "Queen of Alabama Journalists" and the crown could not be removed from her brow and pf1cd on another one. Poets have said ihaG a woman to be queen must wield the scepiter over hearth stone and to be such a queen is the great etit era in ? womsris life. Our fair Mar garet wields the pen with grace and when she comes to wed, which, by the way, will be shoIlly, we predict she will wield the sceI,ter over her new domain with equal grace and dignity.
 It is pleasant task to announce in the social column of the State Herald this morriDe the np3rraqe 0f Wo of Pirming- hams most widely known and highly re- spscted citizens. One is a king among physicians while the other is quaen of Journalism.
 On the 18th of the coming month Dr. 17p c nd i-a M.ar raI.>g- ' OBrien will be happily welded a the res- idence of Mir. ard Mrs Frank P O'Brien, parers;s of tn bride elect, after which a tour of the Western coast including a visit to Yosemite Valley. thence cas- to Chicsgo. New York and Asbury Park, will be made by the happy couple e'er returning home.
 The high contracting paries are too warl krawn for effusions by the writer. Suffice 1t to say hat the joining of hearts and hards by this estimable couple is one in which many friends of both will great 1y rejoice. Although Miss O'Brien will her many friends in journalism will be glad to know she will not lay aside the scepter of journalism.
 Miss Nettie Anderson is the guest of Mrs. J. D. Dabney.
 Every seat in the large First eMthodist church was taken half an hour before the time set for the marriage last night. The ladies predominated and the gay colors in their dress made the assemblage re- semble parterre of flowers The ladies of the Woman's Board of Foreign Mis- sions received a special invitation and entered in a body and took reserved seats. Miss Belle Mccoy sounded the inspiring notes of the wedding march, and the attendants filed down the two main aisles Nand met at the pulpit, the young ladies forming behind the minister. The altar was. richly ornamented with roses, smi- lax. palms and ferns. arranged on 9 ack-