The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-06-18

Stewart were united in wedlock on
Wednesday, the 18th, by Judge j. b.
CASTOR Both young people were from
Talassee.
Mr.. Fred Helms and Miss Bessie Comp
ton were married on Tuesday, the 18th,
at the residence the Rev. Neal Ander-
son, who performed the nuptial cere-
mony.
Miss Gould of Mobile. the guest of the
Misses Xass, was the honoree of Il BEAU
tful al fresco german at Pickett Springs
on Tuesday evening. The participants
of this beautiful dance were: Mr.. Mer-
rill Moore and Miss Gould, Mr.. CASTOR
Lewis and Miss Libby Vass, Mr.. j. Paul
Parker and Miss Roberta Roberts, MIR.
George Bruner and Miss Mildred Jones'
Mr.. McCorker and Miss Cass, Mr., Ben
Noble and Miss Eleanor Weems, Mr.. T.
C. Locke and Miss Maude Burke, Mr..
Paul Sayre and Miss Alexander, Mr. j.
c. Bass and Miss frankie Jones, Mr..
Theo Toms and Miss Bessie Rogers, Mr..
r. S. Finch and Miss Grace Halls Mr..
G. b. Tyson and Miss Tinsie Moore. Mr..
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Temp Bowling and Miss May Robinson'
Mr.. Walker Willis and Miss Annie Lowe,
creiffe and Miss Cressy, Mr. Grin Jones
and Miss Alice O'Connell. Mr.. j. IL.
Johnson and Miss viii O'Dell Dieker-
son, Mr. Judklns Powell and Miss Mary
Marshall Vass, Mr.. Arthur Butts and
Miss Susie May. Mr.. E. II. Jackson and
Miss Helen Scott, Mr. and Mrs. j. T.
Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Flynn. Mr.
and Mrs. j. c. Haygood. Mr.. and Mrs
Morgan Morriss, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 5. Me-
Kerall, Mr.. Walter Pickett. Mr.. Ser
geant, Mr. Jake Faunce. Mr.. George
Mentz, Mr.. j. Otis Williamson, Mr.. w.
w Graves, Mr.. Cassidy. Mr.. Locke and
Mr. VIII Chandler.
The most joyful impression made on
the Montgomery community recently Is
that over the unincation of sentiment
which selected as grand commander OF
the Sons of Confederate Veterans. Dr.
Thomas Owen of the Alabama depart
ment of archives and history. The splen-
did tribute paid our fellow citizen In
making him the unanimous choice of the
south for this important position was an
immense qualification to the Montgom-
cry friends of Dir. owen and his charm
ing wife. The station on Thursday
morning was crowded with delegates to
the Louisville reunion.
Several Birmingham visitors are in
Montgomery: Mrs. Harry Stringfeilow
with her sister. Mrs. Kate Blanton; Miss
Minnie Lazarus with Miss Ray Gladden.
and Miss Holzer with Miss Sadye Lob
man.
Among other visitors are Miss Genie
May Aston with Mrs. S. ]. Feagin Mrs.
Dora Gatchell of Selma and Miss Leah
Rice of Cincinnati with Mrs. Gus Rice;
Miss Kittle CLYDE Collins of Geneva with
Mrs. George Emerson.
Among out of town residents are Miss
Annie May Grigg with relatives in Vir-
GINA; Miss Mildred Chiffon and Miss
Ida Tyson with Mrs. j. w. Grant of
Dothan; Mrs. J. c. Virden gone to the
Atlantic coast; Mr.. Frank Kohn In San
Francisco, Miss Salle Grace Beale in
Eufaula with her brother. Mr. George
Beale; Miss Lucy Rivers and Miss Ella
McKeither In Meridian, Miss: Miss Bes-
sic McKeithen in New Orleans; Judge
and Mrs j. r. Tyson at Asbury Park;
Mrs. j. Nj. DeCottes with her nieces,
Miss Myra and Miss Margaret Brown. in
Spring Lake, N. j.; Miss Emma Jackson
with kin in Union Springs; Miss Kathleen
Martyr with her sister, Mrs. George
daughter of Judge A. d. Sayre. with her
aunt, Mrs. Reiks. in Kentucky with
whom she will attend the Lewis and
Clark exposition: Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Vckers and Miss Matte Gregory in
Jacksonville. Fla; Mrs. Lester Smith and
her daughter, Mrs Files Crenshaw, in
Biltmore, N. c.; Mrs. j. L. Hall and
niece. Miss Fannie Cloud. in Kentucky;
Mrs. Mary Phelan Watt with her sister
in Nashville; Mrs. c. F. Miles with rel
atives in Union Springs; Miss Louise
Marks in Gambia, Ky: Mrs. Edwin jan
ney in Asheve, N. c.; Mrs. j. c. Lee
and her niece, Mrs. Virgil Griffin, in
Louisville.