The age-herald., 1902-02-09

enjoyment of a delightful luncheon at her home Miss Bartlett and her guests attended the matinee.
 At St. Johns Church Wednesday even ing a wedding took place In which social interest has been centered ever since the engagement of which 1t was the culmi- nation was announced. It was that of Miss Margaret Crommelin and MT. Ter ry Mccall Richardson. The bride is daughter of Mrs. Lucy G. Crommelin and a sister of Mrs Richard Wood of Tuske- geo. who was a reigning belle few sea- sons ago, as Miss May Crommelin. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. E. E. Cobbs at o'clock. The bridal party was led to the altar by the grooms, Messrs. E. H. Lewis, Henry Crommelin, Jake Faunce, Edward Smith of Birming- ham, Allen Northington of Prattville. They were followed by the bridesmaids, Misses May Steiner, wearing a pict- uresque costume of pink satin striped crepe de chine with hat of pink and black. Mary Kirkpatrick who wore gown of pink crepe de chine with touch of black velvet and picture hat to match. Both carried white carnations. They were followed by the two groomsmen, Messrs Noble Wiley and David Whet- stone Miss Lily Pelzer was the maid of honor and entered next She was attir-
 
 adorned with a mass of pink roses and her flowers were pink carnations The bride entered accompanied by her broth CT, MT. John Crommelin who gave her away. She was stately handsome in a travelling dress of gray cloth and panne velvet with vest of white and hat to match She held an arm shower bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley. The bridal party was joined at the altar
 
 Frank Caffey. After the ceremony was over the couple were driven to the sta tion and started at o'clock on their we'd ding journey through Florida.
 A pretty german was given Wednesday evening at Drame Hall by the B. F. c. in honor of Miss Morris of Pulaska Tenn. The dance was led by MT. Hannon, who was escort to Miss Morris.
 At the home of her parents little Miss Annie Gammel gave party in celebration of her eighth birthday Wednesday. The | feature of the occasion was donkey | party a candy pull and cake walk. The cake walk prize, pin tray was won ] by Ruth Barginner.
 The No Name Club was entertained | Wednesday by Mrs. Montgomery Smith. Miss Lizzie Leigh Wood gave a Jack | Straw party on Wednesday evening in
 compliment to Miss Leavenworth of Pe- | tersburg, Va, at the home of her par
 ents, Dr. and Mrs. M. l.. Wood. The 1 apartments thrown open for the occasion I were adorned in hyacinths, palms and l soft shaded lights. The games were played at six tables for three prizes. I The ladies prize silver almond dish, | was awarded to Miss Bird Dunhan, the l gentlemen's prize, handsome book, was
 won by MT. Jake Faunce and the boody | prize a set of Jack straws fell to Miss l Georgia Wood.
 I Mrs. Allie c. Birch entertained at 5 | o'clock tea in compliment to Miss Cal | houn, of Red Bank, New Jersey, who is | the guest of MT. and Mrs Eilenberg. | The tea was poured by Mrs William Preston Screws. and Miss Alice Lahey.
 Miss Frances Griffith delivered the last of her series of historical lectures at the
 Adams Street Baptist Church Friday evening. Her subject was Elizabeth
 and her Age"
 Friday evening the members of the Jofe de Vie Club gave a german that was led by MT. E. H. Lewis. who was escort to Miss Alice Lahey. There were many vis- iting young ladies who graced this occa- sion among them Miss Leavenworth of Peterfburg, Va, Miss Tinsley of Louis- vile, Ky, Miss Mccoy of Virginia, Miss Elizabeth McMichael of Louisville, Ky. --~-~--~~~~~---~~--- ---~-~------------------~