The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-14
OFFICERS RESIGN
At STEEL PLANT
Miss Francis and viii Inman
Are Married
TENT MEETING NEARS END
Engine Destroys Ice Waeon-A Party
to Visit In New York-stiles
Club Gives a Smoker.
other News.
TENT MEETING NEARS END

Ensley. September ESPECIAL. )-sev-
eral employees of the steel plant are
scheduled to leave next Saturday.
J. c, Calvin, the shipping clerk, ]. H.
Clark. superintendent of the drafting de-
partment, Chief Engineer Ramsey and
a number of men in their respective
departments will return to their old homes
in the north. They are all well known In
Ensley and their leaving is widely re-
GREETED.
II. w. Walker of the drafting force en-
tertained about thirty of his associates
last night in his rooms on Avenue e
and Twenty fifth street From to -
p. m., they enjoyed songs and other d.
verslties. At midnight a banquet was
served across the street at the home Of
Mrs. Meade and numerous toasts given
the men who are leaving.
Francis-Inman.
At the residence of DR.. I. d. Steele in
Birmingham this evening at o'clock,
Miss Myrtle Francis and viii Inman
were united in marriage. The Rev. L. A.
Reagor of the Cumberland Presbyterian
church officiated and the following were
bAlCtlueilhlSs lSullltT OtAiOt MISS mamie
McIlherran. Miss Belle Sexton and a
brother of the groom.
The contracting parties are both popu-
lar. Miss Francis is the daughter of ].
L. Francis and Mr.. Inman is u travelling
salesman for a local wholesale house.
They will reside in Ensley with the
parents of the bride.
The Rev. Mr.. Hendricks Plans.
The plans of Rev. e. e. Hendricks have
been changed so that he will go to Biz
mingham before instead of after Besse-
mer
Next Sunday morning the services of
the Cumberland church will be conducted
in the tent on Avenue II and Nineteenth
street. In the afternoon a mems meet
ing will be held and at 7:30 p. m. the
Rev. Mr.. Hendricks will preach the last
sermon of this series. ]. l.. Carter will
open the meetings In Birmingham at the
Cumberland church Sunday evening.
Wagon Demolished.
An Ice wagon of the Birmingham Ice
factory was struck by a Southern loco
motive this morning and completely de-
molished. The driver was knocked out
and the horses ran away but We're stop
ped before any damage was done.
Notes and Personals.
Mrs. j. C, Jourdan and sons Charley
and 10y, will leave tomorrow for a visit
in the southern part of the state,
3, Miss Lena Martin who has been study
ing the methods employed in the public
library, has returned to her home In
Gadsden. She will take charge of the
library in Atlanta next month.
Miss Arnold, who is living with ]. c..
Calvin will return to Ohio in the next few
days. Miss Arnold has many friends in
the Steel City.
A party consisting of Neal Hutchins, A.
c. Tice, Frank Thomson and others are
planning trip to New York via Savan-
nah for next week.
The Stiles club held a smoker in their
headquarters over the bank tonight and
the situation was thoroughly gone over.
Higdons friends are busy In the interest
of their candidate. The result of Mon
days election is awaited with eagerness.
Miss Bessie Morrison gave a delightful
entertainment at her home on Ensley
Highlands Thursdays, the occasion being
her sixteenth birthday. Miss Agnes Nc
Dowell and Miss Lester Scott assisted her
in receiving. Among her guests were Miss
Louise and Miss Ella May Archibald,
Miss May Riser, and Miss Ethel Pen
nington of Birmingham.