The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-09-14

from Birmingham. He Is the father oi
 Mrs. Tunstal Perry of Birmingham.
 The invitations are out for the mar
 riage of Miss Jennie Wadsworth and MT.
 Ira Virgin The marriage will be sol
 emnized on September 24. in the First
 Presbyterian church. The invitations are issued by Miss Mary Elizabeth Wads-
 worth, the aunt of the bride. Tho
 groom. MT. Ira Holden Virgin, is son
 of Mrs. Clara E. Virgin and brother of
 Mrs. Henry Vandiver
 A marriage that will take place on
 Wednesday, September IT, Is that of Miss
 Madge Morgan Chiffon and A1r. D. l..
 Thornton of Mountain Creek. Miss Chil-
 ton is a daughter of Judge and Mrs. J. NJ Chiffon, who are spending the sum mer at Mountain Creek. where they have taken 8 cottage. The wedding will there fore take place there. The bride will wear travelling toilette and soon after the ceremony the couple will leave for New York. Judge Chiffon, father of Miss Chiffon. is a nephew of Senator John T. Morgan.
 On Monday evening Misses Margaret and Annie May Dlmmlek entertained at cards in compliment to their guests Misses Hudson and Nelson of Selman. There were six tables at which six handed eucher was played on the lawn. The ladies prize. christy picture, was won by Miss Mittie Ellen Ashley, and the gentlemens prize, a silver cork screw, was won by MT. Frank Scott, while the consolation prize fell to MT. J. P. Dimmick. The latter was a gold stick pin which MT. Dimmick presented to Miss Hudson. The guests were Misses Bessie Hudson, Octavia LeVert Nelson, Annie Finn. Laura Hill. Mittie Ellen Ashley, Sallie Eva Randolph, Nora Spann, Nomia Carter, Tbeo Welch. Elm mic Richardson, Ellie Barnett and Bird Nelson; Messrs. Mason Jones, L. W. Ashley. William Ball, Dawson, T. Spann Frank Scott. Judge Jones. George Pegram of Washington. Bryant Goode, Benjamin Elsberry, Parkhurst, Rutledge, Clem Fitzpatrick, Samuel Hoffman
 Miss Bessie Hudson and Octavia Le- Vert Nelson of Selma, who are the guests of Misses Margaret and Annie May Dimmick, were complimented with a breakfast at Highland Park on Tuesday evening. given by Mr. ". W. Haygood and Mir Bryant Goode. The other guests were Miss Mittie Ellen Ashley Mss Emma Richardson and Miss Mar garet Dimmick.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Haygood, on Tues day evening, gave a tallyho ride to their guest, Miss Kirkland of Mobile The party went on a drive out the Three Mile Branch road to Rural Retreat" where the grove and pavilion were bril- liantly lighted and where a beautiful german was led by MT. Terry Richard During an intermission delicious refresh- ments were served Mir. and Mrs. Hay goods guests were MT. and Mrs. Terry Richardson, MT. and Mrs. Frank McDon- aid, MT. and Mrs. Hunt Taylor Mrs. J. A. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Moreus, and Mrs Naftel, Miss Kirkland and Mr. Massey Anderson, Miss Rebecca Pollard and Dr. F. H. McConnico. Miss Fannie Marks and MT. Thomas Alexander, Miss Rey- holds and MT. William Christian, Miss Bird Durham and MT Joseph Billing Miss Mary Kirkpatrick and MT. Warren Tyson, Miss Louise Marks and MT John Haraway, Miss Nettie Nix and Mir. J. S. Hardaway, Miss Pauline Hannon and MT. Osborne, Miss Clayton Sayre and Mir John Jones, Miss Annie Rousseau and MT. James P. Bullock, MT. c. L. Betty and MT. Stewart Mckenzie.
 On Friday evening Miss Willie Elmore entertained at a conundrum party, which she gave in honor of her guest Miss Louise Hall of Coosoda. There were six tables at which conundrums were pro- pounded and solved. The guests were Misses Priscilla Goodwin, Grace Halls, AiclliC McihSp ISOSdnt I1lSSlIlSs May 6u- dolph, Thula Dunldns Roberta Robers. Elizabeth Fitzpatrick, Kate Steiner, Mi riam Brame, Rochell Cochran and Annie Elmore; Masters William Holt, Julius Gay, Emile Hannon, Thomas Hannon, John Brame, Barnett Soloman, Julius Hendricks Arthur Butt, Welborn Dene. Sam Jones, Elliot Higgins and Fielder Halls.
 Mrs. John Watts entertained at cards on Friday afternoon in compliment to Miss Mary Gillespy of Birmingham, who was the guest of Mrs. Ned McDavid There were four tables at which four hand euchre was played. The guests were Mrs Robert Allen, Mrs. Gaston Scott, Miss Mary Will Ray, Miss May Hardaway, Misses Watts and Laura Hill.
 Among the prospective prominent de- butantes who will come out during the coming season are Miss Lucille Lahey, daughter of Mrs. Lucy Winter Lahey, and granddaughter of the late Colonel Joseph Winter, Miss Janet Hurter daughter of Mrs. J. c. Hurter; Miss Olive Mcdonald, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Golden Mcdonald; Miss Theo Welch, daughter of Mrs. Ida Welch and the late MT. Theodore Welch; Miss Fannie Marks, daughter of MT. and Mrs. George Marks; Gene Teague. daughter of MT. and Mrs. William M. Teague, and Miss Mary Sci bles Ball daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles P. Ball.