The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-08
AVENUE

The dates for the weddings have not yet been announced, but it is very likely they will be celebrated in the spring.
 
 There has been a change in one impor- tant wedding-that of Miss Alice Olin to MT. Tracy Dows-which will be celebrated on Wednesday of next week, and not on November 18th as was al first intended. Miss Nora Iselin will be Miss Oln's only attendant It is a matter of much regret that Mrs. John Mccullough who is now i'll with scarlet fever, will not be able to attend the marriage. Miss Meta Brevoort PoPtts' marriage to MT w. Creighton Peet is to take place on November l7th at St Georges Church. These are about the only new dates recently announced. Next week will make up for the lack of this in weddings Of course, that of Miss Goelet to the Duke of Roxburghe will be looked upon as the most important, but it is to be really a very small affair, less than two hundred invitations being sent out for the church. The reception to follow will be correspondngly small. and there will not be a wedding breakfast i'll the accepted sense of the term.
 One of the interesting weddings of next week will be that of Miss Minna Lentil-
  tain and Mrs. Joseph G. Lentilhon, to MT Montgomery Porter Crook, of this city The invitations for the marriage, which is to be solemnized in Trinity Chapel on Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock, have been sent out in the names of the brother and sister-in-law of the bride elect, MT. and Mrs Eugene Lentilhon. The small reception to follow will be given at the home of Miss Lentilhon s
 
 who was formerly Miss Minna Detmold. Since the death of her husband, who was formerly the Belgian minister at Wash ington, the countess has passed most of her time at her old home. No 27 West Tenth street, where the reception will be held.
 Alonzo Potter the only son of Bishop Henry Goldman Potter, has at last de- cided to take unto himself a wife The young woman he has selected is Miss Elsie Nicholas, a daughter of the late Harry ]. Nicholas one of the best known brokers Wall street ever had and a mem- Der of all the clubs. The Nicholas fam fly has been prominent on Long Island for years. Mrs. Nicholas, mother of MT. Potter's fancee, was a Rollins, and is therefore. related to many of the old New York families. The Nicholas town house is at the southeast corner of Fifth avenue and Fifteenth street Alonzo Pot ter is the only member of the Bishops immediate family who cares for New port. He is very fond of his cousins, Miss Dolly" Potter and her sister, Mrs. William Earl Sheffield, the former Miss Louise Potter. Since his fathers mar riage Alonzo Potter has lived mostly with his sister, Mrs Mason Davidge. He is Yale man of the class of '94 The wedding will be In the spring
 One of the few notable weddings of the week will be that of Miss Elizabeth Mar shall Hoffman and Arthur Wellman But Ter, to take place Thursday at the Church of the Heavenly Rest Miss Mall vina Hoffman will attend her sister as maid of honor Henry P. Fairbanks will assist MT. Butler. who will have six ush- CTS, including Thatcher M. Adams Jr., and Charles Lamson Hoffman, brother of the bride. The Rev. Dr. D. Parker Morgan, the rector of the church. will perform the ceremony. and the bride will enter with her father, Richard Hoffman, who will give her away. Only the rela- tives of the couple and some intimate friends have been invited. as the Hoff- man family in in mourning. MT. Butler is son of the late William Allen Butler.
 Young Elliot Shepard has been emerg- ing from his shell and has taken driv- ing party to Lenox There was In the party Howard Davidson, who married the wealthy Miss Cheeseboro. and Mrs. Oak leigh Thorne-all Milbrook people. I un- derstand Shepard is to settle up in that vicinity Mrs Elliot Shepard is at Scar borough on the Hudson, and her daugh- ters are in the neighborhood. The Fabris have come back from their expedition to Labrador, and their yacht is out of com mission for the winter.