The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-19

s-S-e-S-]-@-%-4>s-@-es>- Loebman, Mrs Nose Sable, Mrs. A. Uh- fielder. Mrs. E. Loebman, Mrs. Ben Stras- berger. Mrs. Ed Mayer. Mrs. R. Lewis ton, Mrs. E. J. Meyer, Mrs. L. Loeb, Mrs. , S.. Loeb, Mrs. Silvan Marks, and Mrs. A. J Messing.
 On November 14 the members of the To- cal chapters of the Daughters of the Con federacy will entertain at a reception in compliment to the Alabama division of the United Confederate Veterans, who will then be in convention in Montgomery.
 Mrs. L. A. Jones has announced the en- gagement of her daughter Miss Charlotte Jones to MT. John Andrew Barnes. The wedding will take place on Tuesday. De- cember IS, in the church of the Holy | Comforter. Mrs. Julia Mcclure of Mont gomery and Mrs. William Barnes Nor gan of Birmingham, both sisters of Miss Jones. will be her matrons of honor. The bride-elect Is a sister of MT. W. H. Jones of Birmingham
 On the 29 of October, Miss Carrie Pinks- ton Jones. daughter of Mir. and Mrs w! B. Jones, will be married to MT. Junfus J. Pierce The wedding will take place at half past five o'clock in St Johns l church.
 On Wednesday, November g. Miss Jean Lutz, daughter of MT. ana Mrs. R. E. Lutz, will be married to MT. Stuart Ed- win Washburn. The wedding will take , place at five o'clock. in St. Johns Epis- 1 copal church. Miss Ethel Pitcher will be maid of honor and Captain Dudley Will liamson will be best man The ushers will be MT. J. c. Parker, MT. D. W. Par
 ker, MT. w. L. Christian and Mir. Bryan 1 Goode.
 On Tuesday, October 2S Miss Florence Yarbrough. will be married to MT. Frank Heard Smith. at six o'clock, in the First Baptist church. Miss Yarbrough is a daughter of MT. and Mrs Benjamin F.. Marlborough
 On Wednesday, November B. Miss Kettle
 Lee Smith of Robinson Springs will be married to MT. D. K Chumley of Mont
 gomery. The marriage will take place in the Methodist church at Robinson Springs Miss Smith is a daughter of the late MT. D. L. Smith of that place. He
 was for many years a trusted employe 1 of the Louisville & Nashville railroad.
 The fact that the official columns of the 1 United Daughters of the Confederacy were left out of last Sundays Advertiser was much dspiored by those interested. Mrs. A. L. Dowdell wishes her friends 1 to know that the matter prepared for that issue will appear in the issue of 1 Sunday, the 19.
 
 ton of Huntsville throughout the state Huntsville chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy have enthusiastically en- dorsed her for whatever office should fall 1 to Alabama at the coming convention in New Orleans. Mrs. Clopton is one of the three illustrious women of the confed- eracy who are still left to us. The others are Mrs Jefferson Davis and Mrs. Stone 1 wall Jackson. Mrs. Clopton Is an Ala bamian, but the whole south proudly I claims her.
 Miss Meta Reuter- was married to Mir. w. w. Yarbrough on Sunday afternoon | at Rocky Mount. about ten miles out from Montgomery. The ceremony was l performed at the home of the bride groom's father, Mir. George W. Tar l brough. A reception was held after the ceremony, after which MT. and Mrs. Yar- brough were driven to Montgomery where they will make their home.
 The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Methodist Church Mission society observed the week of prayer by holding very entertain- ing exercises Miss Kate Campbell sang for the society during the week, and many prominent women took part in the programme arranged. The officers of the organization are Mrs. F. G. Adams, president Mrs. J. E. Worswick, first president; Mrs. J. J. Flowers, sec one vice-president; Mrs. Glenn Andrews, third vice-president; Mrs. B. Steiner, secretary; Mrs. W. w. Brame, cores bonding. secretary; Mrs. Lakin, agent our homes; Mrs. A. J. Lamar. organist. At a meeting of the Working Wo- mans Home association held on Tuesday 1 afternoon 1t was decided that Tuesday, october 21, should be called Woman's Home day by the association, and that 1t be observed by every member <triving | to get as many members as possible to join on that day. A committee will be in | the committee room all that day 10 re- ceive names and dues.
 | At a meeting of the Secession Capital l chapter United Daughters of the Con- | federacy, the following members were elected to represent the chapter at the convention in New Orleans:
 Delegates-Dfrs. T. H. Mabson, Mrs. j. 1 C. Finley, Mrs. Robert Griggs. Mrs. J. s. Reeves and Mrs. Alfred Bethea. | Alternates-Mrs. George. Simpson, Mrs. | J. w. Jones. Mrs. w. B. Shodgrass, Mrs. l R. w Offutt and Miss Mcintyre. l A new departure which Professor Floyd, l superintendent of the Montgomery pub | lie schools, has inaugurated is the addi- ton of Prof. J. A. Weissner 10 the corps of teachers of the Girls High school. On Tuesdays and Fridays, near noon, the 200 pupils with discarded stays ana donned | physical culture costumes, under Prores- | sor Weissners tuition go through exer- l cises calculated to develope every muscle | At a meeting of the Ladies Memorial association, held on Monday, the feature of the meeting was discussion of pros posed plans for confederate bazaar to be given in January.
 On Tuesday evening, MT. James P Bull | lock entertained a number of his friends at a tally-ho ghost party in compliment to Miss Carolyn Haralson and Miss Jean