The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-06-22

Secretary. Mrs Alfred Bethea; Cores bonding Secretary, Mrs. John W. A. san ford; Treasurer, Mrs Chappell Cory; Historian. Mrs. John G. Finley.
 MT. and Mrs William Logan Martin have issued invitations to the marriage of their daughter Fanniee to MT. Harry Clinton Abell The marriage will take place on the afternoon of Wednesday, June 25, at five o'clock at the First Presbyterian Church.
 On Wednesday afternoon Miss Lillian Jackson. daughter of MT. and Mrs J. F. Thornton. was married to MT. Wade Hampton Coleman of Livingston. Ala. The ceremony was performed by the Rev Charles A. Stakely, pastor of the First Baptist Church. The bride was attended by the maid of honor, Miss Natalie Thornton, and the matron of 4.onor, Mrs. E. D. Corker. The best man was MT. T. H. Mcknight of Memphis, Tenn. The bride entered on the arm of her brother, Mr Charles l. Jackson. She wore a handsome toilette of gun-metal etamine over taffeta trimmed with taffeta bands. She carried an arm cluster of bride roses Miss Thornton, sister of the Drlde, was eowned in a costume of white organdie trimmed with tucks and lace. Her flow CTS were white carnations. The matron of honor wore cream embroidered nous seline over taffeta and carried white car 1 nations. After the ceremony MT. and | Mrs. Coleman left on a wedding journey to the East, after which they will be at | home in Livingston.
 The coming marriage of Miss Nora Ag- nes Brown, daughter of Mrs. Laura Brown to MT. Warren Ray Wylie, is an nounced. The ceremony will take place
 I-Fz .1Al saT, Madison Avenue Wednesday evening | June 25 at half-past four o'clock. | Mrs. Victor Hanson entertained at a | party Wednesday afternoon in compli- ment to her little niece, Miss Francis | White. of Union Springs. The hours were | from five to seven and during that time the guests were entertained by games and dancing. The march was led by Mas ter Phares Coleman, assisted by Miss Le- | Grande Smith. During the il.termissior | delightful refreshments were served. Mrs Hanson was assisted in entertaining by Mesdames Frank P. Glass, John A. Kirk l patrick Leon Weil Andrew J. Miller Robert M. Seal, Boise LeGrande, E. P | Amerine, W. D. Peck, and Miss Caroline | Hannon.
 Mir Lawrence Ouida Tyler entertained at musicale Tuesday night which was greatly enjoyed. He was assisted by Miss
 
 Eufaula, accompanist; and Fred Meyer pianist and accompanist.
 A number of frienCs gave moonlight picnic on Monday evening in compliment to Miss Berry, of Columbus, Ga, whC Is the guest of Miss Kate Campbell The party went out several miles on the Three Mile Branch Road, where dane ing was enjoyed and light rcfreshment: were served.
 Miss Alma Tiliis with Miss Martins Garner Is visiting In Andalusia-
 Mss Alene Bum Is spending a feV weeks with friends in Avondale.
 Miss Mar Kirkpatrick is visiting Ms. Wolsey in Selma
 Dr. E. J. Baldwin accompanied by hi: fa1n!ly and Master James Wilcox ars travelling in Europe They arc now IT Italy.
 Misses Cal!is Penche- and Ruth Part. ridge of Mobile are the guests of Mrs F. G. Adams on Holcombe street.
 Mre. ". O. Brownfield of Opelika is wis iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B Gimer.
 Mrs. w G. Bibb and children are wis iting the formers father, ex-Goverro Porter. at Paris Tenn
 Mrs Dora Bell and g-andsons, Master Theodore and John Randolph are spend ing the summer at Shelby Springs.
 Miss Lazarus of Birmingham who ha, been visiting her sister Mrs. Nose Sable has returned home. While here she wa the recipient of many social attentions
 Mrs. M. Schuer of Eufaula Is the gnes of her parents MT. and Mrs B. Wolff