The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19
STATE SOCIAL.
MOBILE.


 Mobile. November 1S.-(Special.)-M and Mrs. Octava Bonnean have announc- ed the engagement of their daughter, Daisy Elizabeth, to MT. Richebourg Gail lard The wedding will take place at their home early in December and will be a quiet one.
 The marriage of Miss Annie Louise liar rison and Mr John Waterman took place Wednesday at the home of MT. Thadeus Harrison on St. Joseph street. Mrs. w. D. Nesbitt of Birmingham was matron of honor and MT. Charles Waterman of New Orleans, brother of the groom, best man. No one was present at the ceremony but the immediate family. Handsome white and yellow chrysanthemums were used in the decorations and the costumes of the bridal party were white with touches of gold. Miss Harrisons wedding gown was of renaissance lace over silk and her bouquet a magnificent cluster of lilies of the valley and orchids. The wedding chorus from Lohengrin was sung by Mrs. Frank Davis, Miss Lurman, MT. Hallo- well and Mr. Taylor to the accompani- ment of the chimes played by Miss Pine. Dr. George B. Eagle of Louisville. per formed the service. Helen and Agnes Fowlkes daughters of MT. and Mrs. E. O. Fowlkes, were the flower girls. In addi- tion to the Mobile relatives of the bride there were present at the cermony Mir. and Mrs. T. c. Bush, Miss Annie Will Hams and Mr. and Mrs w. D. Nesbitt of Birmingham; Dr. and Mrs. George Eager of Louisville and Mrs. B. Harrison of G., their wedding trip Mir. and Mrs. Water man will be at home at Dr. Charles Mohr's residence on St. Anthony street.
 MT and Mrs Horace Clark are home from their summer trip
 Mir and Mrs. G.. c. Clark left Sunday for Chicago to be absent about ten days.
 Mrs Joseph St. George Tucker Is visit ing relatives in St. Louis.
 Mrs William Buck of Biloxi. was in the city last week. the guest of his brother MT. F.. J. Buck.
 MT. and Mrs. R. M. Cary and child have returned to Pensacola after visit of two or three weeks to MT. and Mrs. Henry Hall.
 The Fidelia club has issued invitations to their opening ball which takes place Thursday evening, November 2S at 9 o'clock.
 Dr. and Mrs. Rhett Goode returned home Tuesday from Detroit. leaving Miss Ma bel at a finishing school in that city.
 Mrs R. H. Clarke returned home Sun day from New York.
 The marriage of Miss Theo Williamson and MT. Erwin Little takes place We'd nesday evening at the brides home. In compliment to the bride to be Mrs. J. l.. Barrett entertained at a kitchen shower Friday evening and Miss Veneial Danner at linen shower Saturday.
 Mrs. Leroy Brewer will give reception to her daughter. Olive. on the evening of Wednesday, November 29. to introduce her to society.
 Mrs. c. A. Hall, Mrs. Triplett and the Misses Triplett arrived home Monday from New York.
 Mrs Rittenhouse Moore returned Thurs day from New York. Miss Moore and Mrs w. B. Thomas will remain north some weeks longer.
 The first of the V. V. V. cotillons will be danced Friday evening at Temperance hall
 Miss Virginia Sims will entertain the "Trumps" and number of friends We'd nesday at the Country club.
 Mrs R. r. Adams entertained the Do As-You-P Please club Friday at her home on Government street.
 Mrs C. B. Percy Is on a visit to Miss May Belle Stollenwerck in Birmingham.
 Miss Carolee Martin has returned from the east, where she has been spending the autumn.
 Mrs. Jacob Pollock and daughter are at home again after delightful summer spent at northern resorts.
 Mrs. Robert Hunter entertained the Tea club Wednesday afternoon.
 Mrs. Frank Ruse is with her sister. Mrs. w. H. Keyser in Washington.
 The Century Book club met with the president, Mrs. R. H. Boiling "Wednesday morning. Mrs. Boiling took Miss Sallie Creaguh's place on the programme and a paper on Early Literary Monuments" Mrs. D. B. Cobb a paper on 'The Reign of Chariemagne." Mrs s. J. Daugherty a paper on "Earfly Literary Monuments"