The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-01-10
STATE SOCIAL
 GApspEN.

Gadsden, January 9.-(Special )-Mrs. Lee Alexander and daughter Mrs Henry J. Rosenstih, of Union Springs are the guests of Mrs. J. T. cathy on Sixth street Mrs. Alexander and family formerly lived ite. but now reside in Union Springs, at which place she was married several months ago to Colonel Rosenstihl, colonel of the second regiment A. N. G.
 MT. J. H. Bowman and family left Tuesday for Mounds Indian Territory where they will reside in the future.
 MT J. w. Kershaw, left Tuesday for San Antonia, Texas, where he will make his home.
 Miss Mamie Carson. who has been visiting her mother and sister, in this city has returned to Louisville, Ky to resume her duties in the pension office. ] Miss Carsons many friends will be pleased to know that she has received another promotion which Is the second since her service with the government began last year.
 Miss Annie Abbott, who has been the guest of Mir and Mrs. Chas. l.. Gum, has returned to her home in Covington, Ky. Miss Abbott was the recipient of many social favors while here.
 Mrs L. " Kidd and daughter Mrs. J. D. Dunlap and Miss Juliett Kidd, left Wednesday for San Antonio. Texas, where they will spend three months. Guy Woodlff, of this city and Miss Anna Nicholson were married at the home of the brides parents, Colonel and Mrs Nicholson. in Attalla Wednesday evening at o'clock in the presence Of few friends and relatives. MT. and Mrs. | Woodliff will make their home for the nreseut with Colonel and Mrs. Nicholson, and in the spring will move to Gadsden | to reside.
 Miss Mary Kirby McAlpine has re- turned from a visit to her parents at | Tuscaloosa and resumed her position as teacher in the city school. | Mrs Herman Herzberg, Jr., and child ren and Miss Eva Bell Herzberg have re- | turned from visit to relatives III At lanta.
 l MT. J. B. Goodwin, who has been visit | Ing the family of MT. J l.. Roper. has returned home. MT Goodwin is thinking
 of locating in Gadsden
 Miss Rena Mosler, national lecturer l and organizer for the W. C. T. U. will 1 lecture in the Sunday school room at the First Methodist church Friday night at T o'clock She is a noted lecturer ana IS highly endorsed.
 Miss Effie Carlisle, who has been the | Friday for Talledega, where she will ylsit
 her relative Mrs. J. B. Graham
 Miss Alice Paden, Miss Maude Paden, Miss Nell Duncan and Miss Nene Kyle | Fostern, who have been spending the holi- days at home have returned to school at | Nazareth, Ky.
 Miss Bettie Green. came up from Birm- l jneham to attend the Woodliff- Nicholson l marriage.
 One of the most delightful entertain- ments given in Gadsden this season. was the German given at the Printup House by Dr. and Mrs. Chas l.. Gum. in honor ] of their guest Miss Anna Abbett of Gov ington. Ky The german was led by Miss l Abbott and Weyth Pope. and many new | and beautiful figures were introduced. | Those present were MT. and Mrs. R B. | Kyle MT. and Mrs. o. R. Hood, MT and Mrs King Riddle, MT. and Mrs. L. l.. Herzberg MT. and Mrs. Edward Daily, 1 MT and Mrs. T. s. Kyle. Mrs. J. M. l Elliott MT. and Mrs F.. G. Minnemyer, MT. and Mrs. D. T. Schuler and MT and Mrs D. Reich, Miss Abbett and Mir Weyth Pope, Miss Reich and MT. Paden, Miss Paden and MT. Alto V. Lee, Miss Rilry. and MT. Wilson, Miss Annie McDuf- fe and MT. Bernard Green. Miss lrby Me | Duffie and Mir Fernwood Mitchell Miss | Mary Mack Foreman and MT. Jim Ar 1 nold Miss Randall and MT. Tucker, Miss
 Riddle and Mir. Robert Hughes Miss
 Johnson and MT. Newman Green. Miss
 Brooks and Mir Arthur Rails, Miss Kidd and MT. Johnson, Miss Baugh and MT.
 McHan. Miss Green and MT. Alston Green Miss Phillips and Mir. Carl Lay, i Miss Eusts and MT. Daily. Miss Mary Martin and MT. Montgomery, Miss Eth
 erly and MT. Morris Bush, Miss White and MT. Houston. Mrs Joutnry and the staggs were MT Tracy Lay. MT. Pegram,
 MT. Joe Day, MT John Cotte MT. Perry Gum NJ Kyle Elliott, MT. R. B. Kyle ], and Mr. Nose Kohn.
 Miss Nina Fuller. an attractive young l lady of Atlanta. who has been the guest | of Miss Afford, has returned to her home. Mrs. w. T. Caldwell left for Tampa. 1 Fla, to be with her daughter. Mrs. Mc- | Cluney, who Is dangerously ill
 Miss Ira Ayers of Guntersville Is the | guest of Miss Mildred Afford, at her | home on Walnut street.
 Miss Kate Sampey, who has been the | guest of MT. and Mrs. w. l.. Sampey. | at their home on Turrentine avenue. left Friday for Montevallo, where she Is di- rectress of music in the Girls Industrial l school.