The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-30

institutes in Alabama during February, assisted by experts from Washington and all over the country. One institute will be held in each congressional district of the state. The institute for the Fourth dis trict will be held in Selma, and as one fare for the round trip will be the ate on the railroads. it Is expected that the merchants and business men of the city will lend their aid toward getting large crowd present The lectures will begin at 3 o'clock on the two days of the insti- ute, and the subjects to be discussed are such as will interest everybody. Good roads. diversified farming, sugar cane growing. syrup making. forage crops. beef cattle, dairying. vegetables and fruits are some of the subjects that will come up.
 Kappa Alpha Banquet.
 Tonight at the Hotel Albert occurred the annual banquet of the alumni so- ciety of Kappa Alpha fraternity. w. F. 1ibbetts was toastmaster and the senti ments responded to were heartily en- cored. The committee on arrangements for the banquet were c. NJ. Howard, J. Y. Fowlkes and A J. Atkins. The officers of the local society are: The Rev A. L.. Andrews. D. D., president; C. NJ Howard, vice president; Harry Hooper, secretary; H. F. Cooper, treasurer.
 Will Represent Dallas.
 At the meeting of the Alabama division of the Southern Cotton Growers asso- citation, which is to assemble In Mont gomery on January 3. Dallas county will have full representation. The following have been appointed as accredited dele gates to the meeting:
 A. R. Oxford. c. Kirkpatrick B. F. Ellis. F. B. Moseley. Lewis Jonnson. w.. s. Wesenger. A. C. Coates w. H. Hen drieks, Jr, NJ. F. Smith, R. D. Shrup- tine. R. J. Moore. S. r. Houston, J. F.. Barnes, R. w. Little. w. c. Phillips. R. B. Hordy, J. H. Casey, c. Young. ST. j. C. Maxwell Henry Yates, J. H. Van Pelt. I. Matt Myer, William J. Stephenson. C. ". Hooper, N. Waller. M, S. Smith, W. W. Quarles. J. F. Hooper. R. F. L.. Mel, J II. Nunnelee, H. B. Kincey, Daniel B. Edwards and F. C. Melvin.
 Surrounded by friends and loved ones and amidst environments beautiful and artistic, were said the words last night that joined for life Miss Jannie Sulzbacher of this city, and MT. Abraham Samuels of Hot Springs. Ark Rabbi F. S. Levy performed the beautiful ceremony of mar rage at S:90 o'clock at the home of the brides mother Mrs. B. Sulzbacher, on Broad street. The home was beautifully decorated in white and green. wedding bells being festooned in profusion all over the apartments.
 The bride was attended by her two sisters, Misses Maggie and Carrie Sulz- bacher and Mrs. Joe Scholemn of Brink ley. Ark, the latter being maid of honor Mrs. Sulzbacher, mother of the bride. came in on the arm of her son, Mir. Max Sulz- bacher. The groom was attended by MT lsidore Scholem of Brinkley, Ark.
 After the wedding a large stream of callers came in to pay their respects to the newly welded pair and to wish them hearty congratulations. Refreshments were served in the dining room, where carnations and asparagus ferns formed the decorations for a beautiful table
 The bride is a most talented charm ing young woman. She was handsome last night in a costume of messaline with trimming of point and duchess lace Her veil was caught up with diamond brooch, the wedding gift of the groom
 At midnight MT and Mrs Samuels left for Little Rock, Ark. where they will spend their honeymoon, going from there to Hot Springs. where they will in future reside, Mir. Samuels being a prominent young business man of that city.
 Among those present from distance to attend the wedding were: Mrs Max Parker and MT. Ike Well of Little Rock. Ark. Mrs. Joe Scholem and MT Isdore Scholem of Brinkley, Miss Amelia Well of Birmingham. and MT. Samuel Sulz- bacher of Montgomery.