Birmingham state herald., 1897-07-06

held this afternoon at the Turn verein hall at 4::30 o'clock. Wednesday morning a especial car will be in readiness at First avenue and Twentieth street at S:s0 for the accommodation of those going to the final rehearsal at East Lake. It is Of vital importance that these rehearsals be attended Those taking solo parts in Song or recitation are especially urged to be in attendance.
 TaIladega Springs, Ala, July 4. 1897.
 To the State Herald While the city people are almost melting under the fierce rays of "daylght's scorching monitor we are reyeling in cirol breezes under the shady groves around Talladega Springs. This is indeed "a haven of rest" for old people and children and judging from the bright faces, and merry voices of the young ladies and gentlemen it is place after their own heart. The opening ball on the night of the 3oth was grand suc- cess, being attended by the beauty ana chivalry of the surrounding towns and cities. The band Is now kept busy by those tripping the light fantastic toes, into the wee sma' hours every night. The late arrivals are Aubrey Harwell, Birmingham; J. I. Chandler, Childers- burg; Mir T. J. Francis, Calera; Mrs. Jeff fers, Anniston w. M. Frank, Talladega; Mrs. Katsenstein and daughter Talla- dega; Gen. Miller, Memphis; J. k. Threadgill, Talladega; R. A Perryman, Atlanta, Ga; T. l.. Young, Corinth, Miss; Ross Depreast, Marble Valley; Chas. G. Davis, Birmingham John B. Lyons, Ope- lika, Ala; G. s. Ham, Sylacauga; A w. Beck, Birmingham; Miss Winner san ders, John K. Breast, Nashville; R. H. Cobb. Anniston; John T. Leonard, Bir- mingham; w. A. Robinson, Anniston; L. R. Dial. w. P. Bowden, Miss Ludie Blew irs, L. F. Dial, Miss Gordon and D. E. McClendon, Calera; W. F. Ross and wife, Anniston; J. T. Francis, Jr., J. W. Dial R. l.. Wallace, Eli Bynum, Miss Annie Briston Calera; H. L. Key, Attalla; Miss Cappie Figreen. Calera; J. G. Sayery, Talladega; J. s. Cromwell, Attalla; Miss Lidia Campbell, Calera; Fred Kernodle, Montevallo; Mrs J. B. Graham, nurse and child, Florida; w. c. Prindle, Annis- ton, R. A T. Chasteen, Anniston; C. F. Chasteen, Anniston; l.. D. Glass and Russ iDske, Calera; M, Sommers, Birmingham;A H. G. Davis, Atlanta Ga; J. P. Barbee, Virginia; Al N. Green, Atlanta, Ga; J. L. Leeper and sister, Columbiana.
 Ms. Gen. Fucker and Miss Mary Buck CT left yesterday for Lithia Springs.
 A young lady who spent some time in Paris was asked how she liked 1t. "Oh, very much" she replied. I staid there so long feel like l was Parasite it A young bride, furnishing her new house said she twas going to have statue of ApolEraris set up in the hal1.p
 
 Misses Mary and Grace, daughters. of Capt. hnsto n, of Woodlawn, leave today . for Talladega to attend the Chautauqua SMiss Taliaferro Wallace, of Shelby } county, the charming daughter of Maj. Wallace, and Miss Natalia Walthall, of 2 Harpersville, are visiting friends near Irondale.
 Misses Rosebud and Bertha Lewis are , at home with Col J. A. Montgomery and ; family, Beeler's Station.
 The following account of a wedding consummated in Little Rock. Ark. on Wednesday night. June 30, and which is of interest to many readers of the State Herald, is taken from The Arkansas Democrat: A marriage of more than ordinary in
 terest because of the prominence of the parties, and the high esteem in which they are universally held, occurred at ~ch1ist church last night, when Miss Susie. Fitts Martin, the lovely daughter of MT. and Mrs. G, Frederick Martin, of this city, and Judge James Jefferson May field, of Tuscaloosa, Ala, linked their < lives in one common destiny. The church was beautifully decorated : with potted plants and ferns, and al- though o'clock was the hour set for the ceremony the large auditorium was , completely filled long before that time. s The bridesmaids, who were ten in num- :, Der, were beautifully dressed in organdy, . alternating white and pink, and carried carnations, while the maid of honor was N attired in white trimmed with pink ribs. bons. The brides dress was an exquisite | white silk covered with organdy and , trimmed with point lace. To the strains so of Lohengrin's beautiful wedding march the bridal party advanced to the altar in
 the following order:
 Misses Lillie Martin and Josephine Bond. Messrs Harry Keats and James Har- rison (Alabama) . Misses Queen Lawson and Margaret, Baucum
 Messrs. Guy Thompson and Rufus Polk. -. Misses Cassie Newton and Carrie Hempstead.
 ~ Messrs. Eugene Polk and Felix MeCler- kin.
 Misses Jennie Pillow CHelena) and Mary
 Whittemore.
 Messrs. s. r. Mayfield (Alabama) and
 Frank Deshon.