The age-herald., 1898-09-18
HUNTSVILLE


 MT LeonWinte andMis 8 Laura May Well were happily married Wednesday evening at the Hebrew Reform synagogue ceremony occurred at half-past six o'clock in the presence of large congregation. The temple was beautifully decorated with everSreens and potted plants. Miss Nettie | Well plesded at the organ and played the wedding march as the bridal party en- tered. The bridesmaid was Miss Theresa Weil sister of the bride, and the grooms- man was Sidney Winter of Montgomery, brother of the groom. The ushers were lser Peter Cohen, of Nashville; Meyer Ger son, Jr., of Montgomery: Lee H. Well. of Montgomery Walter Veil, Lawrence Well and Burt Cs<Weil During the short but impressive ceremony. Miss Wassman. of Chattanooga, sang Sweetest Story Ever Told"
 Immediately after the wedding a family dinner was given at the Huntsville Hotel, to which only members of the families of the happy couple were invited.
 A reception to MT. and Mrs. Winter was given at the home of Mir Herman Well, father of tn bride, and large number of invited guests were present. At midnight the happy couple departed for St Louis. where they will spend a few days, after which they will proceed to Colorado and spend several weeks. MT. Winter and bride will make their home in Montgomery
 The bride was one of the most popular young ladies in Hebrew society here. MT. Winter is a merchant of Montgomery. Many wedding presents were received
 A concert by amateur talent was given under the direction of Prof. B. A. Black Wednesday night for the benefit of the sick soldiers at Camp Wheeler. The affair was introduced bv the presentation of two acts from the "Mikado' and a part Of 'Bo- hemian Girl"
 A Madison county branch of the IT. s. A. Childrens' Home society was organized here Monday with the following officers: Captain Daniel Coleman. president: R. E. Pettus vice president: Mrs. O. M. Hundley, treasurer: Mrs. C. N. Vaught. secretary.
 The ladies of the Sanctuary society of St Mary's Catholic church gave a supper and concert Thursday night in the music studio of Prof B. A. Black.
 Tnvitationsl are out for the marriage of Miss Annie Smith to MT. Allen Binford. Wednesday afternoon September 21. at Madison. Roth of the young people are ponular in Huntsville society.
 The officers of the Second Georgia in- fantry issued invitations to a ball which was 10 have been given at Hotel Monte Sano Tuesday night, complmentarv to the young ladies of this city. but the affair was postponed to next Tuesday.
 A coaching marty to Shelta Caverns was to Miss May Watkins by the men of Com panv E. Second Georgia.
 Mrs. Robert C. Brickell. Robert c. Brick
  of the chief justice of Alabama. have re- turned to Huntsville to make their home.
 Miss Mary Wright, of Fayetteville, is vis- itipg Miss Annie Bradshaw.
 Miss Maude Wheeler has gone to Tusca- loosa to enter college.
 Mrs. w. W. lamar. of Savannah. it the guest of Mrs. J. F. Gardiner.
 MT. and Mrs. Isaac Winter, of Montgom- erv are visiting friends here. Miss Rosa May Feenev. of Belle Factory, is visiting Miss Eilee nO'Neal
 Miss Jennie Sheegog. of Columbia, is vis- iting Mrs H P. Turner.
 Hon. w. H. Simpson, of New Decatur chancellor of this division, is visiting friends
 Mrs. S. M. Whitside and daughter have removed from Monte Sano to the residence of Gen. s. 1T Moore, Adams avenue. Victor Desboulon has returned to his home in Savannah. Ga.
 MT. and Mrs. George Darwin have re- turned from New York