The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-30

parade ground. Later in the evening
 ball was given in the pavilion led by
 Mr Ben Noble with Miss Rogers The
 maids followed: Miss Halls with Captain
 Price of Blrmingham; Miss Elliott with
 MT. George Mints, Miss Vass with Mir.
 Judkins Powell and Miss Smith with
 Lieutenant Milhouse of Selma. There were
 fifty couples in the march and later in the evening the german was danced. | A german was given on Friday evening at Pickett Springs in compliment to
 Misses Louise F'oy and Willie Copeland of Eufaula. who are the guests of MT and Mrs. w. H. Hubbard.
 Another one of the entertainments due to the presence of the military here was
 german given by the members of the First cavalry in compliment to tne spon- sor and maids of honor. It was led by Major Atkins with Miss Rogers
 marriage occurred in Prattville on Wednesday, in which friends In Mont gomery are very much interested the groom is Montgomerian. and the young couple will make their home here. It is that of Miss Nora Ellen Mimms and MT. Harry H. Norton, which took place In the Presbyterian church. the Rev. T. P. Pom der officiating. The maids of honor were the brides sisters, Misses Annie and ] Mamie Mimms, and the best man was the groom's brother, Mir. Charles Horton The bridesmaids and groomsmen were Miss Assenith Smith with MT. Ben Noble of Montgomery Miss Julia Frazier with MT. Henry w. Parrish of Montgomery, Miss
 Kate Brown of Talladega with Mir. James s. Parrish of Montgomery. Miss Grace Jemison with Mr. Edward Noble of Mont gomery. The ushers were Messrs A. D. Mimms w. M Smith, w. D. Davis and E. E.. Davis MT. and Mrs. Norton have gone on a trip of six weeks east. When they return they will be at home on Dex- ter avenue.
 I Mrs r. w. Hannon has returned from Sheffield where she went to attend the thirteenth annual meeting of the Wom- ans Missionary union auxiliary to the Baptist church, of which organization she is secretary.
 Gen. and Mrs. w. C. Oates are in Cali l fornia, and will be until fall.
 Misses Lucretia and Sadie Wyman have gone to Tate Springs to spend month. | MT. and Mrs. W. J. orum will go to Tate | fin a few days.
 Mrs. E. A. de Funiac and Miss Bessie | Thorington have gone to Canada to re- main until fall. They are at Boberg. | Mrs. W. c. Vim of Demopols, who has | been spending the summer with her | daughter Mrs w. A.. Gayle. has gone to | Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs. ac- | companied by her granddaughters, Misses Bessie Vim and Willie Gayle.
 A very much enjoyed day at Mountain Creek was spent by party of Montgom- rians last week when Colonel and Mrs | J. M Falkner invited a party 10 go with | them to meet the members of Camp Har- dee of Birmingham, who were to be there | for their annual picnic and barbecue. The speech of the day was made by ex-Govern- | or Joseph F. Johnston of Birmingham. Other speakers were Capt. w H. Stanley and Judge Weaver and w. c. Ward of | Birmingham The MontgDmrians who | formed the Falkner party were: Colonel | and Mrs J. M. Falkner, MT. and Mrs. w.. A. Galye. Capt. and Mrs w. E. Jones, Mrs | M. de Cottes Mrs. J. A. Kirkpat-
 rick Mrs Whitfield, Mrs. c. T. Ruff, Mir.
 and Mrs Porter Mckay, MT and Mrs. J.
 T. Walker, MT. and Mrs. T. L. Jones, Mrs Drake. Miss Mary Kirkpatrick, Miss
 Simpson, Miss Holt, Miss Willie Jones, Miss Mary Simpson Miss Lucy Simpson, Miss Woodruff. Miss Lucille Washburn,
 Mrs. w. B. Tanner, Messrs- Ben Wash
 burn. Kirk Lowry of Chicago. Cook Me- | Kay. Robert Falltner. Jeff Falkner, Wal ter Gale and Kirk Gayle.