The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-25
STATE SOCIAL GOSSIP.

was maid of honor and Miss Velma Left
 wieh and Miss Achie Jones were brides
 maids. The bride, wearing a white lace
 robe and tulle veil entered with her father, Mr. Jesse Bion Leftwieh The
 wedding chorus from Lohengrin was sung
 at the entrance of the bridal party the
 chorus composed of Mrs. George Loft
 N,eh, Mrs Tarn, Mrs. D. ". Brown. Mrs. Thielgard, Miss Gusman MT. Plank, Mir
 Sowden. Mrs. Leslie Taylor and MT.
 Bruce Stewart, Mrs J. W Cox accom-
 panist The ceremony was performed by
 the Rev. C. F. Emery of Meridian, an
 uncle of the bride, assisted by the Rev.
 O. F. MeGehee, pastor of the church.
 After a short ceremony at the brides home. Mr. and Mrs. Norquist left for St. Louis. In a few days they will re-
 turn and sail for Havana, their future | home.
 The evening before the wedding MT. and Mrs George Leftwich entertained the
 bridal party at supper
 large party of Mobllians went over to New Orleans this week to see Sarah Bernhardt. Among them were MT and
 Mrs R. Moore and Miss Amanda Moore, MT. and Mrs. w. l.. Ross, Miss Zemma
 Martin. Miss Virginia Sims. Miss Elolse Withers, Miss Virginia Thomas, Miss Ja-
 nie Meyers. Mrs. George Robinson. Miss
 Kate Robinson. Mrs. L. de Y. chandron,
 Mir and Mrs. Horace Clarke. MT. Orville Cawthon.
 Miss Sarah Foster of Madison, Ga. who has been the attractive guest of Mrs. Shelton Sims this winter returned home this week.
 Miss Lucy Taylor and Miss Phenie George, both of Demopols, returned to their home this week after a most en- joyable visit to Mobile.
 Miss Eleanor Weems has returned from a pleasant visit to New Orleans. Mrs Robert Harrison and Miss Regina Demony were the guests of Miss Mary
 Rapier in New Orleans this week Miss May Curtis of New York is visiting her friend, Miss Clifton Moses. Miss Jane Rogers of New Orleans is in the city.
 Mrs Caro- Malone Cameron has returned
 to the city after a stay of some weeks | at Suggervlle, Ala.
 Among the entertainments given by the Fidelia club this winter few have been
 more enjoyable than the musicale Thurs 1 day evening. Such artists as Mrs. H. w. Leinkanf. Miss Gertrude Solomon, Mir, Thomas Halliwell, MT. H. Curjel, Miss Rose Marx, Mrs. B J. Kohlman and Mrs. w. H. Leslie made an excellent pro- Biamme, Wnlcn was lOllOWed Dy supper and dancing. To MT. Charles Simon. Mr. l Eugene Brisk and Mr. Jonas Markstein | is due the credit of the entertainment. Miss Emily Glover of Washington, the guest of Miss Rosa Cootes, was given a delightful party Wednesday at the Coun- try club by her hostess. The other ladies
 were Mrs. Cootes Mrs. G. NJ. Luce, Mrs. H. P. Vass, Mrs. J. l.. Raymond. Mrs. c. S. Shawhan, Mrs. W. H. Monk Jr.,
 Mrs. Violet Bidgood Mrs. sJ w. woolf,
 Mrs. H. N. Ruse. Mrs. C.. +. Keplnger of New Orleans and Miss Helen and Miss Gertrude smith, Miss Venetla Dannes.
 Miss Caroline George. Miss Maybelle Me Kee, Miss Aline St. John, Miss Lucille Averall Miss HayzeIl lThweat of New York Miss Louise Wafthal of Richmond 1 Miss Louise Vass, Miss CorlneOrton. Mlss | Emma Rhett, Missa Sallie Van Antwerp and Miss Oline McMillan.
 | Mrs. Robert Hunter was the hostess of the Tea club Wednesday afternoon and of several additional guests. Mrs. J. s. Raymond, Mrs. Henry Lesesre. Mrs. s. K. Taylor, Mrs. Theodore Huhges
 and Miss Agnes Rickarby.