The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-15
STATE SOCIAL GOSSIP.

Orleans. Miss Williams of Texas and Miss
 Fannie Morris Clarke of Mobile. Miss
 Elizabeth Thatch, daughter of President
 Thatch of the Auburn college, is sponsor
 for the Alabama division of the Sons of
 Veterans. Miss Elizabeth Winston of
 Montevallo, niece of President Peterson,
 Is maid of honor Mrs George " Dun
 can of Auburn is matron of honor. and
 Mrs. John A. ElmOre is ehaperone.
 Miss Dora Northington of Prattviile,
 who is d very popular visitor here during
 the social seasons is sponsor for the Ala
 bama Confederate Veterans. Her maids
 are Miss Helen Boone of Mobile, Miss
 Louise Walker of Birmingham, Miss Lu-
 cile Wilkinson of Montevallo and Miss
 Ethel Pelzer of Montgomery. Mrs. J. c. Lee of Montgomery, who is vice president for the Alabama Southern Gonfederated
 Memorial association, is matron of honor for the Sons of Veterans, and Mrs.
 Thomas M. Owen of Montgomery is chaperone. Surely Alabama will be well
 represented at New Orleans when the
 Confederate Veterans and their sons meet
 there on the 18th of this month. When the Council of Jewish Women met on Wednesday feature of the occasion was a memorial tribute to Susan B. An thony and to Miss Martha Wollenstein Cleveland the gifted young Jewish writer. The marriage of Miss Ida Katherine Ely and Mir. John Bullock, Jr., will be solemnzed on Wednesday evening, April IS, in the First Baptist church. The
 bride-elct is daughter of MT. and Mrs George w. Ely. Mir Bullock is son of Mr. John William Bullock and nephew
 of the late Mrs. James P. Bullock. A marriage of interest which will occur at o'clock on the afternoon of April l9 Is that of Miss Lucy Cobbs of this city and MT James Buchanon of Birmingham.
 The wedding will be a quiet home one witnessed by about hundred relatives and close friends. The bride will be at tended by her two nieces, Misses Isabelle : and Mary Cobbs and her friends. Misses Lucretia and Sadie Wyman, Ethel Marks, Caroline Haralson, Olive Pierce and Eliza beth Wintera Mir. Edward Graham of Bir- ham will be best man. The ceremony will be performed by Rev D. E. Cobbs, brother of the bride, assisted by the Rev. Richard Hooker Cobbs, her uncle, of | Greenville. The bride will be given away by her brother, MT. J. Lewis Cobbs. Among the out-of-town guests will be l Messrs. Robertson and Davenport of Bir- mingham.
 l MT. and Mrs. James s. Wilcox will go l soon to Denver to spend the summer. l They will be joined in New York by their l daughter, Miss Joseph Wilcox, who is
 now in the Adirondacks. They go to Den yer for their daughters health. I MIS. M. f JOHHSlOn or LOUISVILLE, WHO 1 has been spending the winter with her daughter. Mrs. Florence Harris, has re- 1 turned home.
 Mrs. Harry Davidson has returned to l her home in California, after a visit to l her parents-in-law, MT. and Mrs. Henry l Davidson.
 1 Miss Louise Allen of Nashville and Mrs. | R. B. Stack of Spokane, Wash, are the 1 guests of Miss Flora May Ament. l Mrs. Cecil Brown of Talladega will be
 the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. M. de l Cottes, for some time after Easter Sun l day
 l Mrs. Y. R. Carrillo of California, for | merly Miss Lucy Schley of Montgomery, 1 is the guest of her relatives, MT and Mrs. 1 c. A. Lanier.
 Mrs. R. B. Lowe has gone to New York | to spend two weeks.
 l Miss Margaret Browne who joined the 1 members of the congressional riverrs and l harbors party here and went to Washing 1 ton with them in their speciar car, spent l the past week in New York. She is now l the guest of her cousins. MT. and Mrs. l Frederick Schrader, of the Washington l Post.