The age-herald., 1898-06-12

chaperonage of MT. and Mrs. CharleS F. Enslen, enjoyed a picnic Thursday evening Reese, Vienna Enslen. Callie Richardson, Bessie Enslen, Fay Miles, Maud Stevens, Holland Harris Gertrude Ault and Messrs. Warner Roden, Fred Enslen, John Abbott. Lester North. John Jemison. Ernest John- son, Will Muslin, Nance Hobart and others.
 Mir and Mrs Frank Fowlkes will chap erone the following party of young ladies at Blount Springs for fortnight, begin ming the 18th inst: Miss Willie Browning Haralson, Miss Carolyn Haralson and Misses Rebie and Elizabeth Berney. of Montgomery; Miss Emma Leedy, Miss Mushat and Miss Mary George Linn, of Birmingham Miss Annie Louise Harrison. and Miss Grace Hopkins, of Mobile. Mrs. Fowlkes went up Friday afternoon to Blount to arrange for the outing of this aggregation of lovely girlhood.
 
 Miss Alma Feagin has returned from her scholastic duties at the Industrial school at Montevallo
 Miss Nellie Mcknight, who has just graduated with such honor at the Birming- ham seminary, has been elected a member of the faculty of the Fifth District Agricul- tural school at Wetumpka Miss Mcknight Is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Jos. T. Mc- Knight. and is receiving the congratuia- tions of her friends upon the great com pllment which has been paid her by the trustees at Wetumpka.
 
 Tuesday afternoon the following delight full house party went up to Blount Springs as the guests of Judge B. M. Allen. to re- main until Monday: Misses Elizabeth Shel- ley Evalyn Qumby, Florence Quimby. Bertha Woodward and Messrs. B. M Alien R. C. Redus, E. A. DeFuniak. Lundie Sloss and Merrill Northington. General Charles M. Shelley will chaperone the party
 Mrs. ". Y. Dill has returned from a visit to relatives at Greensboro.
 Mrs. T. V. Boardman, Miss Adelaide Moore and Misses Margaret and Helen Benners are the guests of friends at Greensboro.
 The cotillion of the Jefferson club at Lakeview Thursday evening was engaged in by the following young folk: Misses Kate Williams, Margaret Kelly, Fanme Bates, Blanca Randall, Marie Hill, Mary Griffin Helen Ehrman, May Fowler Eva Yancey. Grace Vance, Mittie Sherrod' Nh- lette Moughhon Nellie Marshall and Messrs. Duncan Trimble, sam Lalro' rom Hefin Ollie Miles, Owen Phelan, Jonn Henley, Charles Leeper. John Yeatman, Walter Phillips, George Ward, Mitchell Russell Arthur Lovelace, E. D. Frost John Trimble, Walter Prescott, H. r. Hughes. Tom Shields, Pobert Nesh't w. uowar1 Kolb MT and Mrs. Ba'ne Thom son, MT. and Mrs. Charles Schoolar, MT. and Mrs. N. A. Richards.
 
 Last Sundays Chattanoogas Times gives the following account of the marriage ot Miss Daisy A. Carpenter and MT. Richard H. Eggleston, both popular young people of Birmingham, which occurred at the resi- dence of Dr. J. N. Winston at Valley Head, Ala:
 A beautiful wedding was solemnized on Wednesday last at the handsome residence of Dr. J. N Winston at Valley Head, Ala, |, in the midst of a number of admlrlns friends The contracting parties were MT. Richard H. Eggleston and Miss Daisy A. Carpenter, both of Birmingham Ala, Rev. John H. Rerndon, the pastor Of the trst Presbyterian church, of Johnston Clty' Tenn. officiating
 Miss Carpenter appeared very lovely in a white organdie beneath a filmy bridal Vel Candelabra and shaded chandeliers lit up the parlor which was profusely decorated with flowers, ferns and evergreens Ihe bridal party entered the room to the strains of the wedding march, Miss Jess c Winston, the maid of honor in advance, fol- lowed by MT and Mrs. R. A Moody, of Birmingham, who preceded the bride ana groom.
 After the ceremony was performed dainty refreshments were served Valuable pres ents of silver. cut glass and other articles of beauty and utility were received. Mrs. Eggleston is a young woman with a rare combination of good qualities, who Ill many formed visits to Valley Head has en- deared herself to old and young. MT. Egg gleston is associated with R. G. Dun x Co.,, at Birmingham, and no higher encomlum can be passed upon him than that he fully deserves the young lady whose hand ne has won They left on the evening train C. +tot,n and n | at home to their friends in Birmingham
  MT. Geo. B. Kelley, at present engaged | on the survey of railroad for the lllino's S | Central. arrived in Birmingham last even | ing from Wingfeld, Ala, and left imme- | diately for Auburn, Ala, to attend the commencement exercises of the Alabama | Polytechnic Institute, his alma mater.
 Mrs Mims B. Stone and her little daugh- | ter are spending some time on Shades | mountain.
 | Mrs. Anna O. Phean returned yesterday afternoon from a delightful visit of several weeks to her aunt, Mrs. A. J. Harris, at Nashville.
 MT. and Mrs J. w. Tomlinson and child | ren leave tomorrow for Tate Springs Tues- | day Mr. and Mrs. Tomlinson will go to | Danville Va, to join the house party to
  l her Virginia home.
 MT. Jack P Montgomery has returned from Clarksville, Tenn, where he'has been attending the Southwestern Presbyterian | University. MT. Montgomery has added | to the laurels Alabama students are win ming at the best schools in the country, | having stood in the front rank of all his l classes. and brought home two medals. One is the Bible class medal, in which class he took the junior and senior courses dur ing the one year; and the other is the med- al for literary improvement. Mr. Mont gomery graduates next year. MT and Mrs. H. c. Hodges entertained a number of friends in honor of their daughter, Miss Ina, who has just returned from the Nashville College for Young Ladies. Tempting refreshments were served during the evening. Those present were Misses Moore, Stinson, Scully, Hopson, Herdmund, of Opelika; Sullivan, Lindsay, Praytor, Mount Pleasant, Tenn; Snede- cor, Jackson, Massey, Wood, Camp, Ed mondson and MeSsrS. Hopson, Morris,