The age-herald., 1901-10-27
Notes and Personals,

NoteS ana FerSonaiS,
 Mrs. Catherine Ungerman announces the marriage of her daughter Sophie to MT. Edwin G. Bruce, the wedding to take place at the First Presbyterian church in this city in November.
 MT. and Mrs. Adolbert F. Crane, who have been North and West for several months, have returned to Birmingham and will reside here permanently. They are located at 420 N. Nineteenth street.
 
 Mrs. Joseph McLester and family and Miss Helen Van Hoose are on their way home. They sailed last week on the Pretoria of the Hambnrg-American Line and are due in New York Thursday of this week. Mir. and Mrs. Richard Enerard Meade are with Mrs. McLester, also her son, Dr. McLester who will return to his work as resident physician at the Poly clinic Hospital In Philadelphia. Mir. and Mrsg Jack w Adams will return | from their wedding tour in the East this | week and will be at home with Mrs. Ida Adams, 1920 Fifth avenue, the week fol- | lowing.
 The wedding of Mir Edgar Theodore | Wilcox and Miss Marie Nelson will take | place on Tuesday evening October 29, at 9 o'clock at the Church of the Advent
 
 | Mrs. So1on Jacobs and little daughter are visiting friends and relatives in Louis- | vile.
 {, Mrs. Moorhouse of Evansville, Ind, Is | the guest of her relatives, MT and Mrs. | Walter Lewis, on the South Highlands. | Miss Hannah Elliott is at home again | after a year spent in Europe. Miss El- | ltott spent the greater part of the time in Paris studying art. The wedding of Dr. Hardee Johnston and Miss Helen Eugene Lewis will be one of the notable events of the week. The ceremony will be performed at St. Mary's- on-the-Highlands on Wednesday. October | 30, at 2:30 o'clock.
 Mrs. R. B. Kyle of Gadsden will visit Birmingham during the week and will be the guest of MT. and Mrs George F. Jackson.
 Mrs C. s. Simmons Is visiting friends in Atlanta.
 Miss Crist will spend few days in Att lanta. the guest of her brother. Dr. M. z. l Crist.
 l number of young ladies from Annis- | ton will visit Birmingham on Wednesday | to attend the performance of "Lohen- | grin" to be given by the Grau Opera | Company. They will be chaperoned by Mrs. John B. Knox. | MT. and Mrs. James A. Van Hoose will entertain on the evening of November B.
 
 | Mrs. Jack Johnson. who has been visiting relatives in Atlanta during the horse show. will return tomorrow and will en- tertain a number of friends on Halloween evening. 4s ss ~ Miss Jamie Knox, who has been visiting | In Birmingham for some weeks, will re- | turn to her home in South Alabama | MT. and Mrs J. D. Moore have returned | from Cleveland, O.. where they went to | attend the meeting of the National Hard | ware Association. Mir. Moore Is a mem- ! Der of the executive board. While there the delegates to the meeting and their | wives were given many beautiful social courtesies; and in addition to these Mrs George T. Mcintosh of Cleveland enter | tained Mrs. J. D. Moore at an elegant luncheon at the Euclid Avenue Club.
 The condition of the little daughter of MT and Mrs S. D. Weakley Is much im- proved Although she has typhoid fever, 1t Is a very mild form and it Is believed she will soon be quite we'll again. %s
 Miss Marie Nelson will entertain the young ladies of her bridal party at din- 4 ner on Monday evening. The maid of honor will be Miss Lillian Roden. The bridesmaids are Misses Ferry Nabb, Mar garet Nelson of Greensboro, Abbie G. Searcy of Tuscaloosa, Eva Yancey, Mary Beard and Henrietta Wilcox.
 
 During the same evening MT. Charles l A Stillman will entertain MT. Ed Will 1 cox and the gentlemen of the wedding party at dinner at the Hotel Hillman. The attendants will be Messrs. F. B. Mc- Donaugh, Will Wisner c. A. Stillman, ward, H. A. Drennen. D. E. Drennen. | Stuart Allen of Cincinnati, c. H. Unger- man. W. C. Phillips and R. D. Curry.
 
 Mrs. John Hine is quite i'll with typhoid fever at the Davis Infirmary.
 The Study Circle of the Council of | Jewish Women will hold its first meeting l of the present session on Monday after l noon, October 2S at 3:30 o'clock, in the ! vestry room of the Temple Emanuel. Rev. Newfeld, leader.
 Miss Margaret Nelson of Greensboro reached Birmingham last Friday morning | to be one of the maids for the Nelson. l Wilcox wedding. She is the guest of Miss | Nelson in North Twenty-fi first street. | Miss Lottie Lane of Auburn will be in | Birmingham next week, the guest of Miss Edna Snow.
 Mrs s. E. Perkins, nee Mary Leftwich. will be the guest of Mrs. A. o. Lane for a few days.
 Mrs Eva Walker of Carlton, Ga, and Mir H. K. White of. Atlanta are visiting | their father Mir. D. O. White. conductor on the Southern Railway, at Avondale. | MT. and Mrs. Dave Wurtzburger are visiting relatives in Memphis. | Mrs. J. Cary Thompson is spending some time with the family of Colonel Thompson at Sheffield.
 Mrs B. D. Blackman and daughter of | Huntsville will arrive in the city this afternoon on a visit to Mrs. Blackman's father, MT. H. Beck. in Seventh avenue. | for the winter of Mrs. E. L. Higdon l.
 Miss Saliie Steel of Eutaw, Ala, is wis., iting her relatives, MT. and Mrs. H. M Archibald. on the South Highlands.
 Mrs. Roy Mccullough has returned from trip to Atlanta.