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 the home of Miss Goode's grandmother Mrs. J. S. Kendall, in Eufaula, Ala Only the relatives and intimate friends will witness the ceremony. immediately after which pr. Anderson and his bride will leave for New York en route for the home that awaits them in South America.
 Miss Goode is well known in the jour nalistic world, having been connected with the womans department of the At lanta Journal for several years, and successful contributor to leading maga- zines and newspapers in the North. She is cultured and accomplished, and pos sessed of unusual sweetness as well as strength of character.
 t'Dr Anderson is an exceptionally hand some man and a fine physician. He IS surgeon of the Guayaquil and Quito rail- road, stationed at Guayaquil. Ecuador, and has been in South America for the past four or five years. He is brother of Mrs Josiah Carter of this city, and is well known in Atlanta. The young peo- ple are receiving congratnla tions and good wishes from hosts of friends through out the South''
 MT. and Mrs Samuel Edwin Cowin, whose wedding occurred Wednesday even ing at the brides home at Bon-Air, Va, are now on their wedding journey Mrs, Cowin was formerly Miss Alice Adamson. and mas 1TeuuenIiN bttn tllc 6uSot VI Mrs Robert H. Thach She is a notably handsome young woman. Her maid of honor was her sister Miss Bertha Adam son. and MT Cowin's best man was MT Charles Plosser of Birmingham.
 The wedding was brilliant event in Virginia society, and was followed by an elaborate reception. MT. and Mrs. CoWin will reach Birmingham probably the law ter part of the week.
 MT. Edward H. Cabaniss has returned from Baltimore.
 Mrs. J. C. Hiden, who has been spend- ing several weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Edward Wilkinson, left Friday for Rich mond, Va.
 Miss Pearl Nicely of Buffalo, N. Y, is the guest of Miss Elizabeth Sowell.
 Mrs. T. G. Bush has returned from Philadelphia.
 Mrs. H. II. Sinnge has returned from New York.
 Miss Kittie Boggs will return to Au- gusta the latter part of the week.
 Mrs. Zac P. Smith will deliver the ad- dress of welcome at the meeting of the Alabama Womens Press Club, which 1 meets in Tuscaloosa Easter week.
 Mrs. George P. Ball of Atlanta will be the guest of Mrs. George Ward early in April.
 MT. and Mrs Charles O. Locke will l close their town house early in the sum mer, and will be with their sister, Mrs. 1 Johnston at her Highland avenue nome until their new residence is completed.
 Mr. and Mrs. H. Key Milner have let their plans for the erection of handsome house in Highland avenue. which will be used for their private residence.
 MT. and Mrs. N. E. Graves have also l very charming plans for their new resi- dence in Highland avenue the erecting of which has already begun. Mrs. Graves, who was Mamie Kelly, is one of the pret- 1 tiest and most charming of women, ard she will be a delightful acquisition to the young married set in that portion of i Highland avenue.
 The Easter season promises to be very gay, and there are numerous social events being planned.
 Mrs. John P Tillman entertained the | Cadmean Circle Friday afternoon. 
 1 Mrs. J. D. Anderson of Huntsville is the guest of Mrs. William Vaughan
 Mrs. Harry B. Williamson returned yes- | terday from Galatin, Tenn. I Mrs. Gus Lorraine of New York is visit | ing Mrs. r. C. Archor and cousin, Mrs. l John H. Cox, 1872 Fifth avenue. | Mrs. l.. B. Whitfield and Miss Sallie McAfee of Opelika are visiting their un- cle, MT. w. H. Merritt Seventh avenue and Twenty-third street, north. The music department of the Woman S Club will meet at 1015 o'clock Wednes-