The age-herald., 1901-01-10

The decorations of the house were in white and green. the drawing room, in which the ceremony occurred being fragrant with white carnations which were used in great profusion. Miss Austin wore a travelling gown of grey. Her hat matched her gown and her flowers were ldlies of the valley. She was an unusually attractive bride and the wedding was distinctly pie turesque, the young women in the wedding party wearing beautiful afternoon toilettes. Miss Susanne Austin, a sister of the bride, was maid of honor and the other brides maids were Miss Lillian King, Miss Hallie Erwin and Miss Daisy Holloday of Att lanta, MT. Arthur Wilson of Atlanta was MT. Williams best man, and MT. William Latimer, Henry Kennedy and MT. George Mills, also of Atlanta, were groomsmen. MT. and Mrs. Williams will make thelr home in Atlanta. Mrs. Williams was for merly an Atlanta girl.
 There will be a meeting of General Sumpter Chapter Daughters of the Amer ican Revolution, tomorrow morning at lOSO o'clock at the residence of Mrs. J. Morgan Smith The meeting is very important one, as officials for the coming year will be elected, ana the elSCllOI OI dciS60lSS tC the forthcoming national congress will take
 place. All dues to be forwarded to the na- tional secretary will also be collected
 
 At the meeting of the Creche yesterday morning, at which the annual election of officers took place. Mrs. Alexander Troy London was unanimously elected to succeed herself as president She at first declined aIa h,,t datar the members to retain her, that she could not withstand the eoquence with which they plead in urging her to again accept the presidency Mrs London's brilliant and untiring work in this organization natural ly made the subject of her successor ser ious one to be considered, for while there are numbers of philanthropic and earnest young women who are identified with the Creche, still other qualities are required in president, and there could not have been greater proof of Mrs London's ability to meet all the requirements than the very enthusiastic and sincere endeavor on the part of the members for her to retain the presidency. The other officers are Mrs. Peyton G. Bowman, vice president; Mrs. N. l.. Miller, secretary and treasurer. As is well known the Chreche is an auxiliary ol thc htiSy ilohS, oiiu HiSAiipSiS OA 'N board were present yesterday. Among those who made interesting talks being Mrs. c. B. Spencer and others After the meeting, which was held, as usual, with Mrs. J. T. Nixon, there was light lunch con served.
 Mrs. Edward Wilkinson, who has been i'll for several days, was better yesterday
 Mir Augustus Wilkerson will attend the wedding of Miss Mashborne to MT. E.
 Persons, which will take place the latter
 part of January at the brides home in Mississippi.
 Miss Greene is among the charming and attractive young visiting belles of the sea son. She accompanied her grandmother, Mrs. Aldrich, south and will spend the re-
 mainder of the winter with MT. and Mrs. | Truman H. Aldrich.
 At the meeting of the Tuesday Whist Club with Mrs. D. M. Forker, the prize was won by Mrs. W. W. wilkerson. The | club will be entertained next Tuesday by Mrs James Weatherly
 Invitations have been received in this citty announcing the marriage of MT. Bor- don H. Burr and Miss Mamie Camp, both of Talladega, which will take place alt the home of the bride on Wednesday, January | 16.-Miss Camp is daughter of Judge and Mrs J. E. Camp of Talladega, and has numerous friends in Birmingham, where she has been a frequent visitor MT. Burr is the junior member of the firm of Knox, Bowie and Dixon of Talladega and Anns- ton. He is a graduate of the University of Alabama and is a young lawyer of pro- nounced ability.
 | Miss Lorena Yates is the guest of Mrs | Charles R. Due, Sr., on Arlington Heights The Futurity Next.