The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-09

past two weeks, returned home yestera day.
 Miss Lulu Friend and daughter, Miss Nellie, have returned from visit td Nashville, Tenn.
 Dr. W. l.. Woodruff and family. whe have been spending the summer In tho east, returned home Friday night
 Miss Margaret Hickey owner of the Bienvil1e hotel. returned Monday fFem visit to Chicago
 Mir. Wagner Hendrick and wife of Chattanooga are visiting in the city,
 Mrs. Chas. A, Marsten has returned homo from her summer visit to wauke- sha and other western watering places.
 Miss Annie B. Pate was married to MT: John H. Bruce, Wednesday, at i2:3d o'clock. at the residence of the Rev. w. J. D. Cox, pastor of St. Francis Street Baptist church. The ceremony was quiet only relatives and few intimate friends being present. The bride was attired in travelling costume, with hat to match mony Mir. and Mrs Bruce left on the southbound Louisville and Nashville train for New Orleans. The groom Is the well-known receiving teller of the City National bank, and his bride was for- merly the head nurse of the Inge- gen- durant sanatgrium,
 MT. W. F. K. Wilson has returned from
 
 Miss Una Dergan has gone to New York. where she will spend some time visiting friends
 Miss Amelia and MT. Herbert Lyons returned Wednesday from their visit to the cities of the great east.
 Miss Mamie Owen, 159 St. Anthony street is entertaining Miss Augusta and Miss Lucy Hooks, of Mcintosh, Ala, for a few days.
 Judge o. J. Semmes is entertaining pr. Raphael semmes and wife of Rock West, Ala.
 Wednesday at noon, Miss Mary E. Henry was married to Mr. James ". Little, Jr. The ceremony wes performed at the residence of MT. Leslie E. Brooks. No. 8S4 Government street, the Rev. J. B. Cummings, of the Government Street Methodist church officiating. Only rela- lives were present at the ceremony. MT. and Mrs Little left for trip to the north and east. The groom is connected with the hardware house of the Cunning ham company of this city and is the son of MT. and Mrs. James w. Little, Sr., paying teller of the Peoples bank. The bride is a sister to Mrs. Toulmin Gaines. of Toulminviiie, a suburb of Mobile.
 Miss Nita Russell of Meridian. a niece of Colonel E. L. Russell. of this city, has been elected sponsor for the Barksdale Camp, Sons of Confederate Veterans. of
 
 Miss Martha Young of Greensboro. the well-known writer. has decided to go on the stage as an elocutionist.
 MT. and Mrs. George s. Taylor ana family have moved to New Orleans, and will reside there in the future.
 Mrs. Waring Harrison entertained the Do-As- ou-Please club on Friday
 The Pivot Whist club held it's first meeting Tuesday at the home of Mrs. :. OHoffman, and the prize, handker- chief was won by Mrs. c. A. Little.
 Dr. Rivers Rush has sold his home in Government street to MT. Spencer, who has recently moved here from Michigan. Dr. Rush will occupy the Outlaw resi- dence this year, but expects to build fin the near future.
 Mrs Harry Smith entertained at whist on Wednesday. Those present were Dr. and Mrs. Rush, Dr. and Mrs. Bondurant, Dr. and Mrs. H. T. Inge and Mrs. G. A. L4ttle.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. H. Cobbs of Greens- boro, are the guests of their daughters Mira Inxa Selden-