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

Mobile, June 17.-(Special)- mar
riage of Miss Mary Mitchell Robbins
land Mr.. Thomas Roche took place at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. c. Rob-
gbins Thursday evening at o'clock,
few intimate friends and relatives being
present. Miss Ernestine Cook. maid of
honor. anc Miss Agnes Blacksher brides
maid, wore costumes of white unreleved
by any color, and carried white carna-
ftions. The bride. with her fair skin
land black hair looked unusually pretty
in her wedding gown of white wash
Fchlffon with tulle veil and bouquet of
white carnations Mr.. Frank Roche,
Ebrother of the groom, best man,
band Mr.. Ben Rhett, groomsman. The
Rev. A c. Harte performed the cere-
lnony Mr. and Mrs. Roche left at S:25
for st. Louis and other points and will
be absent several weeks
Miss Sadie Belle Cox, daughter of Mr..
land Mrs. r. S. Cox. was married TO Mr.
William Eugene Brandon, formerly of
fChicago but now of Mobile Wednesday
levening at o'clock at the family home
The Rev. A. c. Harte performed the GER
emony. Mrs. George Awen, sister of the
bride, was matron Of honor, and Mr.
IGlemys Brandon, the grooms brother,
Ebest man. Little Grace owen. the pretty
ldaughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Owen,
fwas ring bearer, and four attractive chill
bdren, Marshall Patterson, George Owen,
Milton Ladd, Freeman Turner, carried
hhe ribbons which formed the aisle. The
brides dress was of white lace trimmed
hn point lace, with veil and bouquet of
lcarnations Mrs. Owens costume was of
white net with bouquet of marguerites.
Frhese same flowers We're used in the
decorations of the house. A reception
was held from 9 to II o'clock, Mr. and
Mrs. Brandon leaving at midnight for
Chicago and other points
Miss Annie louise Harrison commit
.mented Miss Lucille Lgon with a tug
party Wednesday afternoon DR. and
Mrs. Lyon and Mrs. Luce ehaperoning
the young people, who were: Miss Nell
Hall, Miss Genevieve Herman, Miss
katherine Kretchmar of Chicago, Miss
Marguerite Lyon. Miss Lucille Lyon
and Mr.. Henry Clarke Mr. Shannon
Hunter. Mr.. Roland Mellett Mr. Carl
Martin. Mr.. Jex Luce, Mr. J. Il. Davis,
Miss Harrison and Mr.. Waterman.
Miss Mary Mcmillan of New Orleans
IS visiting Miss Maud Crawford
Mr.. W. H. Monk left Wednesday for
louisville and other points.
Mr. and Mrs. N r. Clarke and little
Ison have returned from ST. Louis and
lare occupying their home on Ann street.
Weekend parties at Point Clear are
the order of the day. The Jack Ross
cottage is sheltering his week Miss Kitty
Allen Miss Kathleen and Miss Theo VIII
Hanson, Mr.. Arthur Yerger, Mr.. Erwin
Little, MI. ikuSStn l4ddu, MI w iliuil
Ross Mr. Jack Ross, with Mrs. William
Bon and Mrs. Allen as chaperons.
Stopping at the hotel from Saturday
TO Monday are Mr.. and Mrs Greg Smith,
Miss Helen and Miss Gertrude Smith,
miss Mary Hunter, Mr.. Ingersoll Moi
fit, Mr.. Walton Sink Mr.. Whiting and
MIR and Mrs. w. n. Hunter
Miss Jessie Whiting gave "a large tug
party Thursday afternoon.
Miss Annie Louise Harrison leaves
shortly for Chicago to take course of
instruction at the Settlement home.
Mrs. Edwin Mccartney sails Saturday
from New York for Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. James McPhllips and
family have moved over to their home
at Battles for the summer.
Mrs d. NJ Gordon and children are
visiting relatives in Wilcox county.
Miss Zuba Hand of Purvis. Miss. Is
visiting Miss Annie Spotswood.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Barclay have gone
to Kentucky.
MIR. Murray Wheeler is entertaining a
large party Of friends at Magnolia
Springs from Saturday to Monday.
Miss Florence Browne of Fort Nor
gan was the guest of Miss Ethel Hodg-
son a few days this week.
Miss Morris Clarke, Miss Mary DAN
ner and Miss Helen Boone left Monday
FOR Louisville. chaperoned by Mrs. Har-
vey Jones.
Miss Genevieve Brewer and Miss Mary
Bullock are attending the Confederate
reunion in Louisville
Mrs r. V. Taylor. Mrs. J. f. Ross.
Helen and viii TAYLOR and Ida Ross and
Miss Florence Davidson of Montgomery
left Monday for the University of Nir-
ginia. where Mr.. Adrian Taylor will take
his degree as NJ. D. at the commence
ment exercises.
DR.. and Mrs. William Mastin have an
nounoed the approaching marriage of
their niece. Miss Maud Crawford, to
Capt Alfred Sully Morgan, artillery
corns L. s. A. The wedding will take
pIace at the Mastin home the evening
OF July G. No cards will be issued.
Miss Margaret and Miss Aeen Austll
have gone to Chicago to spend the sum
mer with their sister Mrs. Ellis Day
Gates.
Mrs. John Quill is in Milwaukee for her
health.