The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-09-06
ANNISToN.

Anniston, September 5.-(Special)-
 leading social event of the past week
 was cotillon given by MT. and Mrs.
 Tulane Kidd in the large dining room of
 the Noble Institute in honor of Miss
 Holmes of Pensacola, Fla, their guest.
 The dance was a very pleasant one and was gracefully led by MT Will John, who introduced number of new and unique figures. Among those present
 were: Miss Laura Brown, Miss Maybelle
 Robinson, Miss Louise Cameron, Miss
 Rosa Leila Weller Miss Ailene Douglas.
 Miss Agnes Couch, Miss Lula Couch,
 Miss Viola Farley, Miss Otis Greene,
 Miss Margaret Kelly, Miss Nan Kelly, Mss Augusta Holmes, of Pensacola Fla, Miss Rosa Bowie and Miss Fife
 Boyd, of Rome Ga; MT. Ed Kilby, MT. Will John, MT. Will Cobbs, MT. Chivers Woodruff MT. Tom Watson, Mir Currin
 Goodwin, MT. Jim Campbell, Mir. W. M. Ethridge, Mir. J. M Palmer MT. w. C. Tunstall MT Conner A. Henderson, MT. | w. r. Johnston, MT. Clifford. MT. Ber- | ney, MT. F. D. Noble. MT. Milton Smith
 and MT. Will Owens, MT. and Mrs j. c. Sproull and Mrs. and Mrs. c. Tulane Kidd.
 One of the prettiest weddings that will
 occur this fall will be that of Miss Marie
 Louise Hall, of this city to MT. Thomas
 M Smith of Atlanta. which will occur
 at the First Methodist church on the evening of October 6. Miss Hall is one of Anniston's fairest daughters and has
 many admirers Mir. Smith is with the Armour Packing company with offices In Atlanta. He formerly lived here. Much interest is felt here in the ap- preaching nuptals of MT John s. Mor- row and Miss Louise Francis Perkins. which occurs in Birmingham on the evening of September 19 at o'clock at
 the First Methodist church. MT. Morrow lived in this city for several years and
 he and his bride to be are both quite well known and popular here, | At a meeting of the graduates of An nlston College last Tuesday afternoon an | alumnae association was formed with ] the following officers: President, Miss | Fannie Lea Davis of Anniston; first vice president. Miss Mae Riley of Gadsden;
 second vice president, Miss Annabel Vandiver of Taladega; secretary. Miss l Bessie Johnson of Anniston: treasurer l Miss Daisy Harris of Piedmont: editor
 annual college journal. Miss Gertrude
 Smith of Annston; committee of alum | nae annual banquet, Misses Agnes | Couch. Mary Davis and Mable Fordyce | of Annston: annual essayist, Miss Anna 1 bel Vandiver of Talladega. The meeting was a most pleasant one, being held in l the large college auditorium. The meet 1 ing was attended by graduates of the in- 1 stituton from five states. Dr. c. J. l Owens the new president of the college. | entertained the associati ton at dinner just | before the meeting 1t was through his efforts that the organization was brought l about.
 l An informal party was given at the residence of MT. and Mrs. Leo Levi | Wednesday evening in honor of Miss l Stenberg of Selma, who is visiting MT. i and Mrs. R. Hertz here.
 ! The Colombian club gave a delightful german at the Oxford Lake park pavil-
 ion on Monday evening complimentary
 to young lady friends visiting in the city. MT. and Mrs J. B. Shropshire have re- l turned from visit to friends in Gads- i den.
 Mrs. P. l.. Titus of ocala, Fla. is
 visiting Mrs. D. B. Fitzgerald on Quin- l tard avenue.
 1 Miss Florence Quinn of Rome, Ga. is l with MT. and Mrs. Pat Allen on Quintard l avenue
 Mrs. G. B. Fore is visiting at Pineap- l pie.
 Miss Fannie McPherson of Birming- | ham, is visiting Miss Mabel Fordyce l here