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

hotel, married in Demopolis on Tuesday, Miss Agnes Carson. They left at once for their home in Mobile.
 MT. Henry Piser has issued invitations to the wedding of his daughter, Etta Adriene, to MT. s. L. Schwarz, on the evening of Tuesday, October 28, from to Il, at the Battle House.
 Judge John Purifoy was in Mobile dur ing the past week in the interest of the confederate soldiers home in that city.
 Mrs. Freeman Turner and children, Charlita Freeman and Miss Sadie Belle Cox, returned home Tuesday from stay of several weeks in New York.
 Mrs. Hortense Batre ana Miss Batre are in Detroit at present, and will be home about October 20.
 Mrs T. H. Smith, who is III with ty- phoid fever, at her home in Washington Square, is doing as well as possible and has shown no alarming symptoms.
 Mir. and Mrs. Goode and daughter, Ma bel, have returned from visit to De- troit accompanied by Miss Mildred Hut ton.
 Mrs. D. R. Burgess and daughters, Miss Macia and Miss Ethel, have returned from visit to California ana New York.
 There was reception and concert at the Young Mems Christian Association Friday night in honor of the medical stu- dents of the Medical College of Alabama. now in the city which was largely at tended and highly enjoyed,
 A large gathering of friends assembled in Saint Francis Street Methodist church at O clock. Tuesday afternoon, to wit ness the marriage of Miss Agnes W. Gushman to MT. Samuel H. Colvin. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. W. P Dickinson The ushers were MT. Ray Fonde, Mir. w. c. Barclay, MT. L. G. Me- Cullom and MT. w. P. Dickinson, Jr. Miss Lena Gushman "a sister Of the bride, was maid of honor. and MT. J. A. Lang- ford was best man.
 The groom is from Greensboro Ala, originally, but is now in the employ of G. Van. Antwerp & Son. The bride is the daughter of MT. and Mrs A. ". Gush- man, 1O04 St. Anthony street. The couple were the recipients of many handsome and costly presents, which gave evidence of the popularity of the bride and groom The church was decorated for the occa- sion with palms and ferns. MT. and Mrs. Colvin left for New Orleans Wednesday for their bridal trip.
 There was a large attendance at St. Patricks church lawn party Wednesday afternoon. The affair was in charge. of the ladies of the parish The ice cream and lemonade table was presided over by Miss Johanna Cummings. Miss Kate Daniels, Miss Mamie Bressingham and Mrs. Edward Hogan The supper table was in charge of. Mrs Bettie Collins and Miss M. McGinnis. The fancy table was in charge of Mrs. Kate DeLong and Mss Jamie Swain while the Country Store was managed by Mrs. Edward Fftzpat- rick and Miss Dellie Henneberry, ably as- sisted by corps of pretty. young ladies. Drey's brass band furnished music throughout the evening.
 A musical and dramatic entertainment in St. Patrick's hall after the lawn party was also well patronized and both enter tainments were highly enjoyed. A good sum was realized.
 The marriage of Miss Cecile F. Green to MT. Samuel Oliver Stark took place ag St. Mary's church Wednesday evening, at 6 o'clock The ushers were MT Chas J. Green, Jr., MT Warren Horton, MT. Chas. E. Vincent. and Mir. Robert H. Harrison Miss Marie Green, sister or the fride, was maid of honor and the two brides maids were Miss Lolite Demouy and Miss Rebe Neville. Mir. LeBaron Lyons was best man. The Rev. Father Filan, assist ed by the Rev. Father Shaw, of the Ca- thedral, performed the ceremony. The groom is an employe of the Alabama Corn Mills, with which he has been con- nected for number of years The bride, Is the beautiful daughter of MT. and Mrs. Chas. J. Green, 1905 Dauphin street Al reception to the bridal party and intimatel friends followed at the brides residence after the ceremony.
 MT. and Mrs. Starke left over the Mol bile & Ohio for an extended tour to St. Louis, Chicago New York; and Boston.