The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-04-30
In Society,".

Yesterday, in New York, DR.. Burr FerSu-
son. formerly of Birmingham, and MISS
Pauline Gray were married at the residence
of the brides grandmother, Mrs. Gray, lC9
Fifth avenue. The ceremony occurred at
noon and was very quite one, only ABOUT
hundred of the immediate friends ana
relatives of DIR. and Mrs Ferguson being
present Miss Edith Gray, of Albany, SIS
ter of the bride, was maid of honor. and
Dr. Daniel Wynkoop of New York was
best man. After the wedding breakfast
Dr. and Mrs. Ferguson left for journey
through Virginia. Their home will in the
future be at AZ West Seventy second street.
DR.. Ferguson is the son OF General ana
Mrs. f. s. Ferguson of Birmingham MISS
Cray is the daughter of Judge john A. Z.
Gray of the New York court of. appeals at
Albany. Her cousin, Arthur Gray. of New
York married Miss Laura Ferguson oil TINS
city. They are living now at oxford, Eng
land. Hill Ferguson of Birmingham was
among the guests at the wedding of his
brother, having gone east fortnight ago
Mrs. James Fleming Mallett, of New
York, who has been the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. William a. Chenoweth, returned
on Friday. Mrs. Mallett is one OF the most
charming of women, and was a noted
southern belle as Vera Beach of Georgia.
The silhouette party at Mrs. Robert H.
Pearsons on South Highlands, Monday
evening. will be from o'clock in the art
ernoon until midnight. The proceeds will
go to the Church of the Advent.
Each person attending is requested to
bring a lead pencil.
A prize is to be given the person guess
ing correctly the greatest number OF sill
houettes The silhouttes of many promi-
rent Birmingham citizens will be on exhl-
bition and one only has to guess them cor
rectly to get the prize.
The affair will be one of the social events
of the week and everybody is expected 10
be present.
Mrs. Annie F. Garrett and Miss Garrett,
of Eutaw, are in the city.
Mrs. McLester and Miss jamie MeLester
have taken possession of their house in
Third avenue Miss McLester VIII enter
tain the Nineteenth Century club on
Wednesday afternoon
Miss Belle Shehan, of Atlanta, is the
guest of Mrs. Oliver Chalifoux.
Bishop and Mrs H. NJ. Jackson returned
to Eufaua on Friday.
Miss Anna May Phelan and her dancing
class enjoyed an outing on Thursday at
Avondale Springs
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock instead of
1890 a. M, at the residence of Mrs. J. I.
Nixon.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Burnett announce the
marriage of their daughter, Dee, and Mr..
John N Cornatzar, Thursday, April q,
1885, Washington, d. C. They will be at
home after May 10 in Montgomery, Ala.
The Cumberland Presbyterian church will
give a box social at the church Monday
evening. The public is invited.
The following party enjoyed aapichic on
Friday last: Mrs. Fannie DeBArdeleben,
Miss Mary Virginia Graves, Miss Florida
Graves. and Charles Stillmansz sTborge
Brown and Edward Smith. TheysdroNe out
to Mr. Stillmans country place, where they
spent the day. A delightful lunch was
served, and a charming day pasSedA'
Miss Nellie Hirsch. of Montgomery will
reach the city today at noon and will be
the guest of the Misses Markstein until
after the carnival
Thomas B. Paine is in Atlanta. - ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Flies have return
ed from their wedding trip, and are at
home with Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Flies.
AS there will be no reserved seats for the
musical festival the rush next Friday
night will begin early. The doors of the
Auditorium will be opened at $50 o'clock
and by ten minutes past eight the, orches-
ira and chorus will be in place. The con-
cert begins at $50 sharp and no one will
be admitted during the performance of the
first number-Overture to "Sakuntaia.'
There will be a rehearsal of the child
rens' chorus at the Auditorium tomorrow
at 1880 D. IN.
The mass rehearsal of the festival cho-