The age-herald., 1900-05-24
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

MT. William F. Graves of this city and Miss Mamie Yandell Kelly, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. G. c. Kelly, were married at the home of the brides parents in Nash vile, Tenn, Tuesday morning at S:3O o'clock, the announcement of which will be surprise to their many friends in Bir- mingham. The ceremony was performed by Dr. Kelly, the brides father, and the attendants were pr. G. M. Latham of this city and Miss Lizzie Kelly, the brides sister.
 The bride is well known in Birmingham, having lived here for four years, recently moving to Nashville, where ner father was appointed to the pastorate of the Tulip Street Methodist church.
 MT. Graves is a progressive young busi- ness man and has many friends.
 The happy couple left immediately after the ceremony for trip to Washington and other eastern points and on their return will reside in this city.
 Invitations announcing the approaching marriage of MT. Robert J. Prowell of East Lake and Miss Eloise McKarall of Marion have been issued. The bride is a charm ing young woman of much natural grace, who is pleasantly remembered here as the
 
 of the East Lake Athenaeum.
 MT. Prowell is one of Birminghams most progressive young business men. He is vice. president of the Prowel Hardware com pany and is connected with some of the most illustrious families in the state.
 After bridal tour to the east MT. Pro- well and his bride-to-be will be at home on the South. Highlands where MT. Pro- well has recently purchased a beautiful residence.
 The following invitation has been re- ceived by the many friends of the contract ing parties:
 Mrs. E. Dorn requests the pleasure of your company at the marriage of her daughter, Belle, to s. L. Bernhard, on Wednesday evening, June G. 1900, at Temple Emanuel, S:30 o'clock, Birmingham, Ala" An inclosed card annonces reception at No. 1900 Eighth avenue from 9 to Il o'clock.
 The Misses Glennon of Mobile, who have been visiting Miss Ferry Nabb for the past week, are spending a few days with Mrs Ida Adams at 1920 Fifth avenue.
 The first outing and dance of the Clerks association for the season of 1900 took place last night at Lake View and proved a most delightful affair. Quite large crowd, composed of the members of the local and
 
 in attendance. The affair was foe the benefit of the sick benefit fund soon to be organized by the local No. 123 and a neat sum was realized.
 MT. and Mrs H. H. Mayberry are enter taining MT. Mayberrys sister, Mrs. R. A. Bailey of Tennessee.
 
 Mrs. J. T. Gardien and children of Wood lawn left last night for Memphis where they will be the guests of Mrs. Frank H. Line for the summer.
 Captain and Mrs. J. L. Johnson left Mon day for south Mississippi, where they will spend week or ten days Mrs Charles Edwin Beach, of Columbus Ga is visiting her sister Mrs. w. A. Chen oweth, on the South Highlands.
 Miss Adele Brooks of Baltimore who has been visiting the family of General Louis V. Clark, has returned home.
 The Quest club will hold it's annual meet ing at Mrs. Coghills, Twelfth avenue, to- morrow at D. m. A full attendance is eX- pected, as business of importance will be considered
 MT. Adrian M. Knox of New York city is in the city, visiting his sister, Mrs. Wm. Huntington, in North Twenty-first street.