The age-herald., 1901-11-03

tion that 1t has been ripening during the summer, and her belief Is strengthened that the Southern people only need to know the facts to insist on this law.
 Lieutenant and Mrs. William Preston Screws have gone to live for a few months at Fort McPherson, near Atlanta, where he has been ordered.
 A most attractive place during the street fair was the booth where young women who compose the membership of the Infirmary Aid Society were lat home" and served lunches to add to the fund to keep alive the Montgomery Infirmary. Miss Caroline Haralson, daughter of Judge and Mrs. Jonathan Haralson, is president of this association.
 Mrs. Mary B. Thornton of Eufaula is the guest of her daughter. Mrs. Edward A. Graham. She came to be present at the marriage of her granddaughter, Miss Amelia Graham Mrs. Thornton has for the past few months been the guest of her daughter, Mrs. George H. Estes, in Birmingham, and was, during her stay there, the recipient of much delightful social attention.
 Mrs. Alex Garland has, in her beautiful garden. raised some gorgeous chrysanthe- mums, which are the admiration of her friends. She has made study of the cultivation of these beautiful flowers and the result Is marvellous to be seen outside of florists garden.
 A wedding in which a large circle of friends of the bride and her family were deeply interested was that of Miss Amelia Graham and Mir. John Mays Stokely of French Broad, Tenn, which took place at the First Presbyterian Church on last Wednesday evening, the Rev. Dr. G. w. Patterson officiating. The bride is daughter of Hon. and Mrs. Edward A. Graham. The church was decorated in palms, ferns and white chrysanthernums with which the entire pulpit was banked The bridal party entered to the strains of the wedding march played by Miss Kate Booth The ushers led the way. They were Messrs. O. c. Nance, Archi- bald Arlington. G. c. ZirkIe and Ben Powell
 The two sisters of the bride, Misses Annie and Mary Graham. were maids of honor. Mss Annie was attired in green crepe de chine with trimmings of Per sian embroidery and rich lace. Miss Mary wore toilette of tan cloth and silk, trimmed in ecru lace. Both carried arm clusters of white chrysanthemums and wore large black picture hats.
 The pretty bride entered on the arm of her father. Hon. E. A. Graham. They were joined at the altar by the groom. his brother Mr. James Stokely, who was best man, and Dr. Patterson. During the entire ceremony Miss Booth rendered on the organ Cupid Will Guide You" and as the wedding party left the altar she played Mendelssohn's wedding march.
 MT. and Mrs. Stokely. the newly-wed- ded couple. left at $40 o'clock for At lanta, where they went to visit relatives. After a visit to friends in Chattanooga they continued their journey to the groom's home in French Broad, Tenn.
 The out-of-town relatives who came to . t.> ,tk kN
 Mrs. Mary B. Thornton of Eufaula, mother of Mrs. Graham; Mrs. A Locke of Eufaula, sister of Mrs. Graham; Mrs. William Stolkely, cousin of the bride and sister-in-law of the groom; Mir Malcolm Graham and daughter. Miss Mary Gra- ham. brother ana niece of MT. Graham.
 The date of Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt's lecture in Montgomery Is the 2Oth of this month. She will visit two other cities. She will be in Birmingham on the 18th and in Huntsville on the 1sth.- Mrs. Catt is the president of the National American Women's Suffrage Association, of which Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony are honorary presidents.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Beylop Stubbs daughter, Miss Hattie Stubbs to MT. Walter Marvin Ross. the wedding to take place at 6 o'clock on Thursday, November 14, at St. Johns Episcopal Church. M,ss stubbs is a niece of ex-Governor Jones.
 Mrs. William A. Gunter and her mother have returned from New York. where they have been visiting Mrs. Rosa Gun ter Sempie. Misses Tillie Winkler ana Carrie Rouse of Greenville and Mise Helen Smith of Birmingham went with Mrs. Gunter and remained at Mrs, Sem ple's school for young ladies to take spe- cial courses. Miss Annie Kendrick walk. CT of Birmingham was also a member ce Mrs- ounter's party.
 MT. and Mrs John A. Fillmore. who az>- rived last Thursday from their bride1 trip. are with Mir. and Mrs. Frank Jo- seph for the winter. Mrs. Fillmore fnee Miss Peeler of Macon. Ga.,) is a young bride who will be . valuable addition to