The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-05-01
YESTERDAY EVENTS
 IN SOCIAL WORLD
Wedding of Miss EIISberry and
 MT, David Buell.
WAS CELEBRATED QUIETLY
The Ceremony Witnessed By About Sixty Guests and Was Followed By Buffet luneheon-other
 Notes of Society


 The presentation of As You Like It. by the Ben Greet company of London players. which was to have been given in the Country club park has been aban- doned
 The Ben Greet company is an English company travelling through the southern states, presenting Shakespeare's plays of the Ellzabethan period. An agreement was made through which the company was to come to Birmingham to present the play if $500 was guaranteed them. The ladies who were at the head of the movement made an effort to secure the sum required, but having only one day in which to do this, they were unable to get enough subscribers. The plan was to have each patroness give BIO and this met with success, but the ladies did not have sufficient time to get the $500.
 The presentation of these plays is elab- crate and are always acted in the open. The event was looked forward to with enthusiasm and the information that it will not be played has caused much dis appointment.
 In the presence of about sixty guests the wedding ceremony of Miss Mamie Arlington Ellsberry, daughter Of Dr. J. P. Ellsberry, and MT. David Theodore Buell. was solemnized yesterday at Il o'clock at the residence of the bride s uncle and aunt, Judge and Mrs. A. C. Howze, the officiating clergyman being the Rev. pr. J. w. Stagg. The ceremony was simple but impressive and took place in the drawing room, which was deco rated in palms, ferns and carnations. Miss Ellsberry looked very charming in a travelling gown of cloth In a French grey shade, her hat matching her costume. She carried bouquet of lilies of the val ley.
 Miss Sara Luckie. the maid of honor, wore white and carried sweet peas. There were no other attendants. Following the ceremony buffet luncheon was served, after which MT. Buell. and his bride left for wedding journey west On their return they will reside at the Buell. mines.
 Among the relatives present at the ceremony were Judge and Mrs. Howze, Mrs. Preston Haskell of Virginia, MT. Henry Howze, Mrs Buell., the mother of the bridegroom and his sisters, Mrs. Will son and Mrs. West.
 l meeting of the Woman's Exchange | board will be held this morning at ll;S | o'clock in the exchange rooms in the Title Guarantee building. Mrs. David Roberts is president of the board, Mrs. Thomas Ward is vice president Mrs. Thomas D. Parke is treasurer, and Miss A. l.. Williams is secretary. The other members are Mrs. R. P. Means, Mrs. J. D. Kirkpatrick Mrs. Margaret Woodward Evins, Mrs. II. K. White Mrs Henry Hiden, Mrs. J. w. Canty Johnson and Mrs A T. Henley.
 Miss Walters, the manager of the eX- change is assisted by Miss Irene Dozier, who has been with the exchange some time, and by Mrs. r. F. Curtis, who has only recently been associated with the exchange. $>
 Mrs. T. G. Bush gave a small but cnaTIn1B pai taN past "NSiN " Mrs. John B. Waterman of Mobile, who was her guest at Hill Crest. The recent architectural changes as well as some extensive changes in the interior of Hill Crest have been completed. The Louis XI salon. which constituted one of the chief changes in the interior, is perfectly charming, while opening from the salon is a conservatory that looks as if it might be a perfect copy of some wonderful Florentine garden.
 MT. and Mrs Don Bacon will sail short ly for Europe,
 Mrs Rachel Heustis of Mobile is the guest of Mrs. George Huntington Clark.
 Mrs. William Chenoweth and Miss Mar garet Chenoweth are now al The Mea- dows at Etowah, N. C., and will spend the entire summer there. Mrs. J. B. Raulston returned yesterday from Nashville, where she has been stay ing for few days with Mrs. John Wheeler
 Miss Stella Shuart of Rochester. N. Y, Is spending several weeks with Mir. and Mrs. William Harrington Aldrich at Rajah Lodge.
 Mrs. Bernard, who has been quite i'll for several days is some better. Mrs ! Morgan smith has returned from Washington.
 
 Mrs Daniel Holt Smith will entertain the Little Jokers on Thursday afternoon at S:30 o'clock at the Country club.
 Mir and Mrs. Clark have named their little son George Huntington Clark, Jr.
 Master Joseph John. who has been i'll with fever for several days Is much bet ter.
 Mrs. Ernest Roetch Gayler has returned from New Orleans and will remain the guests of her parents, MT. and Mrs. David