The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-24

through a single organization should eX- pand within a few weeks into move ment interesting all classes of people and the success of which already points to the favoring of a permanent horse show as- sociation.
 The social side of the horse show will be brilliant, and many people will entertain during horse show week.
 As the guests at the dinner parties of the week will dri e directly to the horse show, the proper dress for the occasion | will be that worn at dinner, with the addition of the picture hat and the fash 1 ionable long coat.
 | he horse show will be the occasion for wearing the most elaborate and beautiful toilettes and the boxes will present very smart scene.
 They are ideally arranged and will be | showily decorated with horse show cOl- ors. while the seats back of the boxes will be brilliant with the Elks' coors.
 Entrance to the boxes may be had through either the center of the grand stand or from a covered platform lead ing directly from the carriage drive.
 The boxes fronting directly on the tan bark will give a magnificent view of the A-S~-&e~-~~~>-&-A>-~- nounced the engagement of their daugh- ter Miss Mary Lee Norris, to MT. John
 
 on Wednesday evening, June 10, at FL more.
 The marriage of Miss Katherine Ingram Jenkins and MT. Augustus Francis Mee- han was solemnized on Monday at St. | Peters Catholic church at o'clock in the morning. The church was decorated in palms, roses and lilies The bride was gowned in white crepe de chene and car ried white roses. Her veil was caught with diamond pin and she wore a diamond bracelet, both the gifts of the groom. She was accompanied to the altar by her brother, Mir Felix Jen- kins who gave her away Mrs. M. A. | Watham of Louisville was the matron of | honor and wore a toilette of white cloth and lace and carried Lilies of the Valley --iss Gertrude Meehan, sister of the | groom, was maid of honor. Miss Mittie Ellen Ashley and Miss Etta Jenkins were the bridesmaids. They all wore white chiffon with plumed picture hats and car ried bridesmaids roses MT Thomas Pres ton of Chattanooga was best man; Miss | Marine Watham of Louisville was flower | girl, and Master Gussie Lee Read of Cov- ington was ring-bearer, and Master Nell son White held the ribbons. The cere- mcny was performed by Father Savage. After the ceremony a wedding breakfast | was served at the home of the bride s
 
 There were about forty guests. They were: Mrs. Jenkins, MT. and Mrs Augus- tus Francis Meehan, Colonel and Mrs. James Meehan of Covlngton, Ky; Mrs. | Edward Read of Covngton, Mrs Shot well Rolf of Cincinnati. Miss Marne | Wathen of Louisville. MT. and Mrs. M. A. Watham of Louisville, MT. Warren Hen derson of Chattanooga, MT. Robert Mee- | han of Monterey, Mexico. Miss Frances | Mephan of San Antonio Miaa Eft n Jenkins MT. A. A. Mckinney MT Oscar Mitchell of Chattanooga, Master Gussie Lee Read of Covington, Master Nelson | White, Miss Mary Jenkins, MT. Edward | Jenkins, MT. Thomas Preston, Father | Savage. MT Meehan and his bride have gone to New York and other eastern cities and to Canada. They will be at home in | Chattanooga in the summer and in Mon | terey. Mexico in the winter.
 On Monday, the marriage of Miss Julia 1 Hines and Dr. George o. Jolly was sol emnized at the home of the brides parents MT. and Mrs. Henry Hines. Rev Neal ] L.. Anderson, pastor of the Central Pres byterian church, officiating. Dr. and Mrs. Jolly have gone to New Orleans to spend few days after which they will be at home to their friends at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Henry Hines, on | Decatur street.
 Mrs. J. Walter Black complmented the members of the Ladies Working circle of the Central Presbyterian church with an informal social evening. There were about forty guests present
 l On Wednesday, beautiful church wedding was celebrated when Miss Lucle Winter. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Ed gar Winter and Mr Alfred Roland Jack son, were married. Rev. G. w. Patterson of the First Presbyterian church officiat- ing, Mrs w. M. Stuart, sister of the bride. was matron of honor and Miss Marion Winter, another sister was mai1 or honor. The bridesmaids were Miss Pettus of Selma, Miss Helen Winter Miss Libbie Vass Miss Salle Jackson and Miss Annena Smith of Louisville. They all wore gowns of white mousseline and lace and carried pink carnations IIr. l.anry iiobbie was best man. and the .slher at tendants were MT. James Wyman, Mir William Van Pelt. Mir William Blakcv MT. M W. Stuart. MT. William Wm.- man, and Dr. O. B. Wright. M-. ana Mrs. Jackson left for Louisville ana Lexington on their bridal tour
 On Tuesday, MT. and Mrs Edgar Win ter entertained the attendants of the Jackson-W Winter wedding. The affair was informal. Two guests outside the attend. ants were Miss Mary Smitn and Miss Katherine Farmer, of Louisville.
 The Tennyson club met on Tuesda, with Mrs. J. A. Rice. The club took UT the study of The Gardiner's Daughter and Dora" and Ulysses"
 A number of young men gave a de lightfu golf party on Wednesday,. Tn, lowest score was made by Miss Emmt Randolph and MT. Alex Birch and sh, was presented with golf stick pin. Mis-, Mary Harmon and MT. Alex Hannor made the highest score. and she received box of chocolate.
 MT. Robert Mayer entertained at a ger. man on Wednesday evening in compli. ment to MT. and Mrs. Albert J. Lord ot North Carolina The dance was led by Mir William Conniff and Miss Kate Net. ties
 Mrs. Ida Tatum has issued invitations to the marriage of her daughter Miss Florence Jeanette Tatum and Mr. John Whitfield Kelly, which will take place on the evening of Wednesday, June B. al o'clock. in the First Baptist church.
 On Wednesday afternoon. Miss Ida May Galloway and Mir. E. H. Partlow were married at half past three o'clock at the home of the brides mother Mrs. w. T. Galloway. The ceremony was performed by Rev. c. A. Stakely.
 On Thursday. the Thursday Card club met with Miss Adele Stoll and Miss Re- gina Rosewald, at the home of Mrs Rose wald. on Clayton street. The prize a belt buckle. was won by Miss Theresa Steiner.
 On Friday, Mir and Mrs Richard Brow