The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1899-12-03
SOCIETY
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The wedding will take place on Thursday
afternoon December Z. DIT $50 o'clock, at
Union Springs. The bride is very much adj
mired in Birmingham, where she has fire.
quently visited her sister, Mrs. James G.
Banks.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Peacock, Of Selma,
who have been spending several days at
the Morris, returned home yesterday.
Miss Rosa whitfield, OF Clarksville,
Tenn, is the guest of Mrs. Rush Simpson
Miss Cooke. of Louisville, Ky, who is
the guest of Miss Lillian Roden, will spend
some time in Birmingham.
The engagement of Miss Nina Sanders
and Mr.. Henry Fuseh. of Athens, Ala, is
announced, the marriage to take place De-
cember -
Miss Sanders is we'll known in Birming-
ham and Is a young woman of charming
personalities. Mr.. Fusch is professor of
! languages in the North Alabama Agricul
tural college in Athens.
The wedding of Miss Katherine Drewry
Conner and DR.. Walter Stratton Britt took
place Thursday evening, November so, at 9
oclock at the Baptist church in Midway,
Ala Mr.. and Mrs. Britt have many friends
in Birmingham who will be interested in
the announcement of their wedding. The
bride, who Is a charming girl, is niece OF
of Mrs. Dan T. Smith and Mr. B. B. Conner,
Of Birmingham. She graduated a the Pol
lock-Stephens Institute. DR.. Britt is a
graduate of Howard college. and afterward
spent several years in New York at one OF
the medical universities.
Mrs. Pattle Guild, of Washington is visit
ing her sister, Mrs ]. e. Hawkins, at her
residence i'm Seventh avenue.
The ladies of ST. Mary's will serve lunch
next Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
from - to 8 o'clock. Their lunch Doorh
will Zoe in Twentieth street next door TO
the Cooper Cycling company. A delicious
menu will be served.
In addition to the cafe feature there VIII
be doll sale at the doll show at twentieth
street and Third avenue. There are num-
Der of little girls being voted upon for the
most popular child in town. The hand
semely dressed doll in Mr.. Marks shop
window will be awarded the little girl re-
ceiving the greatest number OF votes. A
partial list of the contestants has 'oeen puo-
lished. The voting is open to all the little
girls in the city.
Miss Clara Daymer O'Brien's at home on
Thanksgiving afternoon was attended by
many of her friends. Miss O'Brien during
two winters in Birmingham has resided
with Mrs n. C. Dryer, in Fifth avenue,
spending her summers in the north, ana
the occasion of Thursday evening was
somewhat in the nature of an introduction
of her friends to her mother Mrs. }. OBrl-
en- who has recently come from New York.
Mrs. O'Brlen and Miss OBrien have taken
the cottage. No. 500 North Nineteenth
street. formerly occupied by Mr.. and MRS.
Harry Wheeock. Mrs. O'Brien and MISS
O'Brien received from to o'clock. Mu-
sic and recitations were enjoyed by the
guests. The dining room, where refresh
ments were served, was prettily decorated
in Japanese fashion, and chocolate was
poured by Miss Della Dryer. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Hand,
Miss Sherman of Mobile, Miss Manly, Mr.
and Mrs. Sterling, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Pritchard Mr.. and Mrs. Haskins Williams,
the Misses Dryer Mr. James Eubank, Mr..
Charles Glenn, Mr.. Clark, Mr.. Hill, Mrs