The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-07-10

Mrs. Guy Hamilton, Mrs. Joseph Hodg-
son and Mrs. e. C. Hughes were the sub
stitutes.
Mr.. George B. Rogers, who has designed
for the Continental Mystic Crewe, several
beautiful balls, was given surprise
party by the Crewe Monday evening in
token of appreciation. A supper at Stiles
was an occasion of great merriment and
was followed by presentation of hand
some set of mahogany book cases bearing
on a silver plate the inscription, George
b. Rogers from C. M. c., 1905
The marriage of Miss Maud Crawford
to Captain Morgan. artillery corps, U. 5.
A.. took place Thursday evening at s'So
O'Clock at the home of DR.. William Mar
tin. There were no cards issued, but a
limited number of friends assembled to
witness the ceremony, which was per-
formed by the Rev. Edmondsff Bennett.
The wedding was an ''all white one, the
brides maids wearing thin white gowns
with white ribbons. Miss Zemma Mastin
was maid of hosor and Miss Nellie cor
don and Miss Katie Sage brides maids
Carving the ribbons which formed an
aisle for the bridal party were Misses
Mary Mcmillan of New Orleans, Una
Dorgan, Pauline O'Rouke and Ethel
Hodeson. Lieutenant LeCoy, u. 5. A.,
stationed at Fort Morgan, accompanied
Captain Morgan as best man. Among
those present at the wedding ana reeep-
ton were all of Captain Morgan's brother
officers from Fort Morgan. The bride.
who was given away by her brother
Mr.. James Crawford. wore handsome
toilette of white net over silk with tulle
veil and white flowers. After snort
reception she changed her wedding
gJwn for travelling costume OF blue SILK
with stylish hat to match. Captain ana
Mrs Morgan left at midnight for Fort
will
months.
Mr.. and Mrs r. III. Clarke and Miss
Morris Clarke spent few days this week
at Coden.
The death of Mr. Harvey Yuille,
prominent young business and society
man. occurred Wednesday morning a.
the. Jnge- Bondurant sanatorium after an
illness of several months. Yuilie leaves
leaves a mother a number OF relatives
and many friends to regret his loss.
Mrs. John Marshall. Mrs. Goldthwaite
and Miss Purvis left Wednesday for Hen
Jacksonville N. c., to be absent the re-
mainder of the summer.
Miss Irene Standard left Sunday Tor
New York where she will visit her SIS
ter. Mrs Edward Jones
Mrs r. L. Maupin and her V,ughter'
Mrs. Hunt Chamberlain. left Monday for
Great Falls, Montana to spend the sum-
mer. -
Mrs F. r. Merrill and Miss Merrill are
spending the summer in the mountains
of North Carolina.
Miss Marcia Burgess entertained mouse
party at Montrose from Saturday to Wed
nesday. chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. f.
M. Robinson.
Miss Kate Robson left Thursday Tor
New York to visit her brother. Mr.. George
Robinson and family. On her return %
Mobile she and her mother and sister'
Miss May Lee. will leave for an extend
ed triplto California.
Miss Nell Hall was given launch
marty on the Scimitar Thursday after
noon by Mr. e q. Rice. Those enjoying
the trip were Misses Corine Kirkbride'
clara Ross, Virginia Sims. Camille Caffee'
Emily Boone, Lily Radcliff and Messrs.
Philip Krauss, Carl Martin. Jim Radchh'
William Ross. Chester Gould, Tom Sims,
shannon Hunter. Henry Clarke, chape-
roned by Mrs M. F. Kirkbride
Mrs. James Moreland has gone to Rome,
Ga, to visit relatives. Mr. Moreiano
is at French Lick.
Mrs Charles Vincent entertained at
euchre party Thursday evening in COM
nliment to Miss Emily Gray and MISS
Mary oliver of Talladega, who Is her
guest.