The age-herald., 1898-07-01

Misses Adelaide Beatrice Altman, Fannie SS~oYn. Ida Prince. Ord Williams Bessie Haths way. Mrs. Willie Land Messrs. Percy Shaw, Hervey Laird H. B. Brown. Phil Harper, VT Handley, and Curtis Ed wards. -
 Miss Amanda Moore. of Mobile, is visit ing her cousins, Dr. and Mrs. A. T. Hen ley, on Sixth avenue. .v.--ss.
 The Eighth avehTfs dancing class will give a German at the Commercial club rooms this evening at s:So o'clock.
 Mrs. Elmer HarBle and Miss Mamie Wisdom, of Montgomery. are visiting Mrs. John Cox and Miss Bessie Cox.
 MT. C. M. Jernigan, of Opelika, is visit ing his grandfather, Dr. c. H. Jernigan.
 The Little Sunbeams, of St. Johns M t. church, entertained their friends last night with an enjoyable and varied programme at the residence of Mrs. John T. Morgan on Avenue H.
 The Montgomery Advertiser of yesterday says:
 "Dr Charles T. Pollard, of this city, has been appointed assistant surgeon of the Fifth regiment of immunes now in pro- cess of organization at Columbus, Miss, with the rank of first lieutenant. "Dr. Pollard is a graduate Of Tulane university at New Orleans, and for two years was assistant surgeon at the famous Charity hospital of that city. The an- nouncement of his appointment comes from Washington. His experience in the surgical wards of the Charity hospital makes his appointment pre-emipentiy fit one He Is now with the Fifth immune regiment, to which he is assigned at Co- lumbus, Miss
 Dr. Pollard is the grandson of Mrs. Charles T. Pollard and a nephew of Mrs. Paul c. Lee, of Birmingham.
 Mrs. Lazarus is visiting her daughter, Mrs. M. Sabel, at Montgomery.
 Dr. J. H. Phillips and Professor J. B. Cunningham have returned from Tusca- loosa. where they attended the meeting of the Educational Association.
 MT. William Hood and family have gone to St. Clair Springs for the summer. Mrs. E. T. Talliaferro and Miss Tennie Talliaferro have returned from Tuscaloosa' where they have been attending com mencement and the Educational Associa- tion meeting.
 Miss Kathrine Jones, of Columbus, Miss is visiting Miss Fannie Meade Miss Jones is on her way to New York and other east ern points,
 The Tuscaloosa Gazette of yesterday says: An artistic and beautiful wedding, one of the prettiest morning affairs ever soiemnized here, was that of MT John w. Tomlinson and Miss Lily Battle, at the Baptist church yesterday.
 The ceremony occurred at o'clock ana the church was filled with the many friends of the lovely girl ho leaves her Alabama home for another with the happy man ol her choice in North Carolina. The bride entered the church on the arm or her sis- ter Miss Maude Battle.
 At the altar they were met by the groom and hs best man, MT. R. H. Wright. Pas tor L. O. Dawson performed beautlfui' solemn ceremony making the twain one' while the organ softly played 70 Promise Me"
 The bride wore an elegant traveling gown of gray novelty cloth trimmed with the new blue silk, the waist opening over a vest of tucked white silk. Her nat was or blue straw trimmed with blue ribbon ana white wings. She carried bouquet of lilies and she never looked fairer than on this joyous occasion.
 The maid of honor and the bridesmaids were daintily .gowned in white organdie' with picture hats of white, trimmed with flowers They carried bunckes of pink satin ribbons, except the maid of honor, who held a shower bouquet of daisies. On leaving the church the groomsmen and bridesmaids came in the following order, preceded by the bride and groom and the best man and maid of honor: Harry Ed dins and Miss Katie Lou Powers; w. B. Oliver and Miss Nonie Jim Ogburn; Tom Garner and Miss Gussie Gage; T. D. Max well and Miss Eloise Beall; John T. Brad ford and Miss Pearl Burton; c. D. Town send and Miss Lollie Eddins. Ushers, Messrs Frank Ftts. Pelham Brown, will Werner and Tom Hill.
 Mr. and Mrs. Tomlinson went from the church immediately to the station where they took the northbound train for Wilson's g Mills. N G., their future home. Mr. John c. Henley. Jr., has returned from the University of Virginia, to spend his vacation with his parents, MT. and Mrs. J. c. Henley.