The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-09-07

Laura Hir Nora Spann Annie Film, Nittie Ellen Ashley, Ellie Barnett, Mamie Riley, Elm Randolph Minna Dent Lucille Lahey, Olive Macdonald, Janet Hurter Eliza Arlington. Nomia Carter, Lucy Sayre, Mamie Halls, Sallie Halls Fannie Halls, Dickson. Mildred Elmore, Sara Jones, Fannie Chandler, Bessie Durham, Bird Durham.
 A marriage of more than ordinary in- tere st to Alabamians took place in Nash vile last Saturday. It was that of Miss Charlie Lane of Huntsville and Leuten- ant Albert Goodwin of the 29th Infantry of the U. S. A. Lieutenant Goodwin is a son of Mir. and Mrs. Albert Goodwin of Robinson Springs, near Montgomery, and nephew of Mrs. Gardiner of Mont gomery. The bride was with her aunt, Mrs Solon Rose of Nashville, and the marriage took place in the parlors, the ceremony being parformeu by Rev. w. H. Wells, assistant rector of Christ church. Lieutenant Henry M. Bankhead of the 29th Infantry-an Alabama man was pest man and the bride was given away by ner brother. MT. H. D. Land, Jr of Huntsville. The marriage was b have taken place Tn October. but Lieu tenant Goodwin recently received orders to report to his regiment in the Philip pines, so the date was changed. The
 
 ceremony for San Francisco, and after a brief stay there they will sail for the Philippines.
 On Tuesday the members of the golf and tennis club played the third of a series of base ball games. The teams were composed, one of Messrs. Emmett Seibles, Joseph Billing, William Williams, Terry Hardaway. Edward Watts. Jack Kirtland and William Graves. The other of Messrs. William Stuart, Noble Billing, Teasley, John Hannon, Robert Airing ton, Reid Sayre, Warren Tyson, Edwin Joseph and Frank Randolph. The latter team won. Mir Clifford Lanier was um- pire. and MT. William Stratford general manager. When the game was over de- licjous refreshments were served by Misses Kate Birch. Lil Tinsley Kittie Lahey. Lucille Lahey, Elm Randolph, Lot tie Jones, Mary Kirkpatrick, Louise Marks Mary Hannon and Rebecca Pol lard
 Invitations have been received in Mont gomery to the marriage of Miss -Aurelia Hannon and MT. F. Barnard Sossaman, both of Mobile. Miss Hannon has ire quently visited Montgomery, where she has many relatives and hosts of friends.
 A number of young men gave a prettx german at Highland Park on Tuesday evening, when the dance was led by MT. Browder Finn and Miss Mabel Ash urst The guests were: MT. and Mrs. Willie Stone and Mr. Carl Smith, Miss Grace Halls and MT. Penn Morrissette, Miss Florence Ford and MT. Arthur Han non, Miss Gene Rossesu and MT. Clyde Smith, Miss Franklin Jones and MT. Henry Crenshaw, Miss Kate Belser and MT. Frank Browder. Miss Mattie Hannon and MT Gaston Troy Miss Minnie Rich ardson and MT. Will Holt, Miss Mamie Halls and MT. George Halls, Miss Nn- Messre. Bellinger Cheney, Thompson, Cunningham, Fillmore.
 A Montgomery girl has been honored by receiving a letter of thanks from the young king of Spain. She is Miss Lula Pierson, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Pierson. She wrote poem ITO His Majesty Alfonzo KILL" which was pub lished in the New Orleans Times.
 On Tuesday afternoon, from to o'clock Miss Helen Steiner entertained number of her friends at progressive game party in compliment to her guest, Miss Ruth Dunlllin of creenvile. The girls prize was won by Miss. Pauline Townsend and the boys by Master Wiley Jones. The guests were: Misses Ruth Dunklin Mary Trapp, Mary Ashley, Paul line Townsend, Annie Sykes, Ethel Sykes, Florence Norwood, Julia May Tender son, Lorano Cain, Annie Chandler, Jessie Ware, Willie Jones. Bell Anderson, Lou ise Stratford, Lila Mathews, Lizzie Pick ett, Lulu Mcqueen, Katheryne Dent, Helen Steiner; and Masters Edward Gra- ham. Joe Cain, Bernard Sykes Albert Ashley, Robert Ashley. Taylor Jones' Wylie Jones, Edward May, Howard Tat. nm, Hubert Dent. Robert Bishop, Jen Steiner.
 On Wednesday evening Miss Mamie Berry and MT. Ruben Walsh were mar ried at st. Peters church. None but rel atives were present
 On Thursday @ party went to Fillmore to spend the day. They were: Mrs. j.. G. Winter, Mrs. l.. ". Lahey Misses Lu- cile Lahey, Mary Hsnncn, Olive Mac donald, Janet Hurter, Kathleen Iahev. Messrs. Winter Thorington Edward Watts, Edwin Joseph, Terry Hardaway, and Joseph Holt
 On Thursday MT. and Mrs lack Wright entertained a number of frienas in celebration of their fifteenth anniver- sary of their wedding day.
 Mrs. c. T. Ruff entertained the Mag azine club on Friday
 On Thursday evening a number of the younger set enjoyed a german ct the home of Mrs. Mary Wyman on GoIdsh. waite street, when the dance was led by MT. Browder Finn and Miss Mabel Ash urst, and the others present were: Misses Lucie Richardson, Willie Stone, Belser. Frankie Jones, Anna Fillmore, Willie El- more, Katie Kettles and Susie Halls, ana Messrs. William Davidson, Edgar Finch, Seaborn Boyd, B. Hendricks. Pen. Morrissette Lueian BaTaste Hall Con- nif' Mathews of Annston, Higgins and Browder Film.
 marriage which was a great surprise to the community occurred on Wednes- day afternoon at half-past five o'clock. when Miss Florence Lascelles Collins and MT. Albert James Pickett were mar ricd. The young couple, with a friend, MT. Frank Holt. went to the rectory of | the Church of the Holy Comforter and the ceremony was performed by Rev. | Stewart Mcqueen, no one knowing of l their intention. Miss Collins is a daugh- l ter of Major and Mrs. Robert M. Collins,