The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-09-28

cousin of the bride, entered next. She wore white organdie and lace with pink ribbons and carried pink roses. The bride entered, accompanied by her broth CT, MT. Frank Wadsworth of Tuskegee. Her bridal toilet was of cream tucked chiffon over cream satin, and her flowers were white roses. The bridal party was joined at the altar by the groom and his best man, MT. Edwin Howell Lewis, and the Rev G. w. Patterson, who officiated. Miss Fannie Marks rendered on the violin some beautiful selections from Faust be- fore the bridal party entered. After the ceremony the wedding party were driven to the home of Mrs. Frank McDonald, and shortly after MT. and Mrs. Virgin left for Chicago.
 A dance was given on Tuesday evening at Highland park in honor of Miss John son of Selma. The german was danced and was led by MT. Fort Finch and Miss Eleanor Offutt. Those present were: Miss Johnson, Miss Eleanor Offutt, Miss Car rie c. Smith, Miss Maud Burk, Miss Philippa Rousseau, Miss Libbie Vass, Miss Theresa Vass, Miss Kathleen Mar tin Miss Mabel Ashurst, Miss Hallie Matthews, Miss Oliver, Miss Mittie El- len Ashley, Miss Alexina Wilkins, Miss sallie Rudolph Miss Sallie Jones and Miss Ida May Stone; MT. Fort Finch, MT. George Holcombe, MT. Louis Moore, Mir. Will Hannon, MT. Harry Norton, MT John Kettles, MT. Richard Dexter Gaston Lewis, MT. Browder Finn, Mir. John Turpin MT. Ray Jones, Mir. Watts, MT. Holt Smith, MT. Shirley Murray, MT. Will Chandler, MT. Dozier Turner, MT. Lucius Noble MT. Harry Carter, MT. Mat Pearson, Mir Charles Anderson, MT. Macon Jones, Mir Ray Wilkinson, Mir. George Tyson and MT. F. A. Rhodes. MT. and Mrs. Smith
 A number of girls left on hs9nday to attend school at the Judson in Marion, including Miss Josephine Norwood, Miss Annie Stakley, Miss Maude Burke and Miss Annie Maude Dawson.
 Mrs. Bessie Wadsworth of Tuskegee is the guest of her step-daughter, Mrs. Frank Mcdonald.
 Mrs. F. H. Jost. formerly of Mont gomery but now of Washington, is visit ing MT. and Mrs John McCosker at their home on Goldthwaite street.
 Mrs. William Stratford has returned from Blount Springs
 Mrs. James Wilcox has gone to Colum- bus. Ga, to visit her grandfather, MT. James Kyle, who was seriously hurt re gently by a fall which fractured his hip.
 Mrs. J. M. Allen of Galveston, Tex, and her two daughters Misses Mamie and Morino Allen, are the guests of Mrs. Halls Taylor.
 Mrs. G. w. Smathers of Waynesville, N. C., is the guest of Mrs. Ellen Rice. Mrs. Mathers was Miss Daisy Rice of Montgomery, a daughter of the late Judge Samuel Rice.
 Miss Algie Hardwick left on Friday for Washington. where she goes to at tend the Cathedral school.
 Mrs I C. Hurter will have with her this winter her mother. Mrs. Caroline Hammond, and her sister, Miss Carrie Hammond.
 Mrs. Robert F. Ligon and little daugh- ter have returned from Gainesville, Ga, where they have spent the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. G. W. Barnett have re- turned from their summer home at Grand View
 Miss Charlotte Jones has returned from Petersburg, Va, where she has spent several weeks.
 Mrs. John D. Roquemore and daughter, Miss Theress Roquemore left last week for Boston. They will be absent two weeks. Mrs. Roquemore will meet there her sister, Mrs. Jones, who has re- gently returned from Jamaica.
 Miss Fannie Marks has gone to Marion