The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-06-07
TUSCALOOSA MAN TO
WE'D IN MONTGOMERY
n. N. Eddins Will Be United to Miss
llsta Cell Today-Other
Tuscaloosa News,

Tuscaloosa. June 6.-(special)--A we'd
ding of unusual interest Will take place
tomorrow at Montgomery, as far as Tus-
caloosa people are concerned The con-
tracing parties are Miss Lista Cell Of
Ohio and Harry N. Eddins of this place.
This is the happy elimination of a ro-
nance that has been going on for the
past two years. Miss Cell was the voice
teacher at the Central college here year
before last. and made a great number of
friends while here. She possesses a most
unusual voice. In fact one that is rarely
equalled In clearness and trueness, and
sings in most finished style. In addition
to her vocal powers, however, Miss Cell
will be a most welcome resident of our
town for her natural charms of manner
and disposition. Mr.. Eddins is one of the
most promising young business men of
the city. He is the associated press rep
resentative and correspondent for num-
Der of the leading southern dailies, in ad-
dition to his business a broker. He
comes from one of Tuscaloosas Oldest
and most distinguished families, and is
universally popular gentleman. The ar
rival of Mr.. Eddins and his bride will be
looked forward to with much pleasure by
the many home friends.
A delightful 1unching party was given
yesterday afternoon by Mr.. and Mrs S.
f. Aston in honor of Miss Fredrika Mar
tin and Miss Deshon, both of Little Rock
Ark, who are the charming guests of the
formers sister, Mrs j. J. Mayfield of this
place The party went up the river some
distance In the large handsome launch of
Mr. Alston's and returned late In the even
ing by moonlight. most enjoyable two
course luncheon was served on the launch,
which added considerably TO the pleasure
of the evening. Mr.. and Mrs Aston are
always elegant hosts. but especially so In
the case of 1unching parties.
Miss Bessie Leach has gone to Jackson,
Tenn, to attend the commencement of
the college there Several weeks ago
Miss Leach was sent for by this college
to do the drawings for the college annual
there She responded to this request, and
her work was highly praised by all who
had the pleasure Of seeing 1t. She Is a
young lady of some real genius, and is
equally as versatile with her pen as with
her brush AS a testimonial to ability as
a writer Miss Leach has been offered a
position on the editorial staff Of one of
the Jackson papers. Miss Leach was also
recently appointed editor-in-chef of the
Angeles, the publication of the Kappa
Delta sorority, or wnlch. she Is an enthusi-
astic member.
This mornings paper contains a card
from W. E. Bingham. in which he an
nounces that he will not become candi-
date for Mayor at the approaching pri-
mary Mr. Binghams name has been
prominently spoken Of for this office. and
great number of his friends have beeen
trying to prevail upon him to make the
race However. he announces that he can
,laa
candidate. This leaves still only DR..
race.
w. l.. Rogers. vice president of the
Central Coal. Iron company. has begun
the erection of a two-story house at Holt.
the site of the furnace here. which he
will occupy as q. summer residence. His
family will come from New York as soon
a. ths house u comnlstsd.