The age-herald., 1899-09-10
In Society.

The wedding of Miss Rosabel Runyon and Mr Felix Drennen. which will occur on Wednesday evening, October II, at 9 Q clock, will be solemnized with great bril- lianey at the Church of the Advent. It will he the first important event of the sea- son. The wedding party will include Ed ward Smith, James Randall, John Patton and Walter Phillips. who will act as ush- CTS. The young women who will attend the bride will be Miss Virginia Walker, Miss Marie Nelson Miss Jamie Vanhoose. Miss Daisy Moody. Miss Ethel Sharpe. and Miss Lillian Rodcn The groomSmen will be Herbert Drennen pr. Edward Drennon Edward Wilcox. A. H. Carpenter, Porter Walker and Breckenridge Musgrove. Miss Molly Mudd Jordan will be maid of honor and Mr. Drennen will have for his best man his uncle. Mayor Drennen. The maids will wear white organdie gowns, and will carry ahrvsanthe and Miss Jordan will Wear q pink gown. and Miss RunyOn s wedding robe will be of white Dutchesse satin with accordion plaited chiffon. The bride will be given away by her brother, MT H. NJ. Runyon. of New York. After the ceremony at the church reception will be held at the home of the brides uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs. C. D. Ebersole, after which the bride-to-be and her hus- band will leave for their wedding journey.
 
 Mrs. Rooert Baugh and Miss Zemma Webb entertained at cards on Friday the following guests: Mrs. Henry Gray. Mrs. Eugene Brown. Mrs. William G. Estes, Mrs. Webb Crawford. Mrs. Benjamin r. Moore, Mrs. William B. Leedy. Mrs. Iui- enwider, Mrs. Jack Johnston. Mrs. Benja- min J. Dwyer, Mrs Robert Jemison, Mrs. A Y. Henley. Mrs. B. J. Copeland. Mrs. Charles Carper. The prize Was won by Mrs. Henry Gray.
 Mrs James Tanner returned yesterday from Gadsden.
 
 Mrs. Frank Hodges has returned from Athens.
 Miss Julia Belle DeBardeleben is the guest of her sister, Mrs Avent. at the Florence.
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 Miss Louise Walker gave a large dance on Wednesday evening"
 Miss Mary Belle Shackelford left yester- day for Nashville, where she will enter the st. ceeelia convent.
 Mrs. George Harrington. accompanied by her sister. Mrs. s. R. Kusler. and children. have returned from three weeks stay at Blount.
 Madame Pastell Everett. of New York, who was on the programme for Miss StEOpidT DStitlll COuccTl, WIS uEIdlneQ III New York. and will not arrive in Bir- minsiham until the 16th, when she will open a vocal studio at Miss Rowley's Academy of Music.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Estes will leave this week for Thousand Islands, where they will spend several weeks.
 Mrs J. w. Barclay has returned from New York and AS5ury Park.
 
 Mrs. J. O'Neill and her daughters ac- companied by Miss Mayme Sullivan left last evening for their home in Louisville Ky, after spending several months with Mrs. J. J. Sullivan on Eleventh street and Second avenue.
 Miss Annie Bettie Allen. of Montgomery, is viisting MT. and Mrs. James A. Allen,i 52l North Nineteenth street.
 Mrs. s. J. Mohr, of Montgomery, is visit ing her parents, Mir and Mrs. l. L. Fra leigh. in North Seventeenth street. Miss Marion Estes, of Philadelphia, will spend 'he coming winter with MT. and Mrs. J. R. Estes.
 Miss salie Moore, of Greensboro. who is visiting Miss Adelaide Moore. will return home this week.
 Mrs. w IT. Skaggs will leave for Chicago in few days to spend several months.
 
 Mrs Mary F Knight and Miss Grace Jones left Tuesday for the.r home in Sel- ma, after visiting Mrs. w. c. Shackiefoid Di. and Mrs. A. R. Co.eman. Of Selma are visiting their daughter Mrs Sid Lee, of the South Highlands.
  Misses Stella Boyd Spiva and Virginia McMilan, of Camden. who are on their