The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-09
IN SOCIETY.
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Continued from Eighteenth Page) able to leave his bed but Is yet in a very l bad condition.
 The young society people enjoyed de- lightful dance at the Printup House Fri day evening, which was a most enjoya- ble affair. Those who attended were: Miss Stella Rich, Miss Reta Schwatz of Chattanooga; Miss Mary Standifer, Miss Rembert of New Orleans; Miss Ruby Baugh, Miss Louise Morange. Miss Hattie Riddle, Mrs Belle of Montgomery, Mrs Sam w Crook. Mrs. w. E. Whripps, Mrs. D. Reich and Mrs. M. E. Cox. The young men were John Cottle, Frank Cathey, Jim Herring. Will Wilson, Har- " Montgomery, Otis Wragg, Earl Lay, Tracy Lay, Morrish Bush, Ike Arnold. Joe Day. Alston Green, Jim Foreman, Ted Cooper, John Paden and Willard Cox.
 Tom McHan of South Georgia. former ly of this city. Is visiting friends in Gadsden. a
 Jef Davis. who has been in Gadsden for several days, has returned to his home in Tennessee.
 Mrs. s. A. Moore and children are vis- iting relatives In Tullahoma. Tenn.
 B. M. Tarver of Chattanooga was in Gadsden several days this week figuring with the city on some paving contracts.
 Mrs. H. B. Meyers and Ms Babel My CTS are at Menlo for several days.
 Mrs. Julia Price of Chattanooga is the guest of her niece Mrs. G. w Brady. MT. and Mrs. J. W. Wade have returned from a visit to relatives in Marietta, Ga.
 The Brandon Juvenile Society gave a delightful lawn party at the home of Mir and Mrs. w. F. Standifer on Broad street Friday from to and from to 10. Refreshments were served and a neat sum realized for the society.
 Miss Alice Camp will entertain the Study Club Saturday at her home on Walnut street.
 Miss Juliette Kidd entertained Wednes- day evening in honor of her guest. Mrs. Olivette Jackson Belle of Montgomery.
 Miss Ana Echols of Summerfield Is visiting relatives in Gadsden.
 Mrs. J. M. Green and daughter, Miss Mattie, are at Menlo. Ga.
 Mrs. J. P. Cherry and son. Lester, of Nashville are the guests of Mrs. J. M. House.
 Mir and Mrs ". 8. Fletcher have re- turned from Atlantic City. N. J.
 Miss Shelby Garrett is the attractive guest of Miss Alice Camp on Walnut street
 Mir and Mrs Elihu Hollis and daugh- ter of Chattanooga are visiting relatives at Hoke's Bluff
 Mrs Harry E. Shutter of Philadel- phia has arrived in the city to join her husband who is here placing some ma chinery at the steel works.
 Mrs A. S Riddle of South McAllister Is the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. s. w. Riddle on Walnut street.
 Moore Gotham of Coffeeyille. Ala, is visiting his father at Coats Bend.
 George W. Johnson and Miss Alice l Coleman were married at the home of the bride in East Gadsden Sunday after Mt Carmel Baptist church. officated. Both are well known and popular young people of West Gadsden. Charles P. Waldrop and Miss Susie Palmer were also married Sunday after noon In the city. The ceremony was performed at the home of Judge J H. Lovejoy on Tuscaloosa road. Judge Lovejoy oficiated The following couples were married in Gadsden this week: Henry Umphrey and Mis- Elmar Tilley; q. T. Kircus and Miss Lula Spraggins; J. D. Nash and Miss Emma Darnell; Earl W. Kellett and Miss Fannie Kirby; John T. Forman and Miss Annie T, Waters.
 
 city. Mir Carr Is the architect for the Stocks building on the corner of Fifth and Chestnut street
 Mrs. A. F Lankford left Saturday for a visit to relatives in Tennessee.
 Mrs Vaught of Huntsville. president of the Ladies Home Mission Society of North Alabama Conference. was in the city this week attending the meeting of the missionary association. While in the city Mrs vaught was the guest of Mrs. J A. Green.
 Mrs. L. J. Morris Is visiting in Cal houn county.
 Albert Hagerdorn left this week for the Eastern markets.
 Mir. w H. White and family of Co., lumbus. Ga. have moved to Gadsden and have taken the Richardson place on Walnut street
 Lieutenant Oscar Duncan of the Unit ed States navy is the guest of his mother on Fourth street. Lieutenant Duncan is stationed at San Francisco, Cal.