The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-23
MOBILE.

MOBILE.
Mobile. September 2.-(Special)-The
marriage of Miss Josephine staub and
Mr.. Roy NJ. Pooley took place Tuesday
afternoon at Spring Hill, at St. Joseph's
chapel. the first wedding ceremony ever
held within its walls In recognition of
this compliment the bride chose the col
lege colors for her decorations. and purple
and white appeared in the flowers and in
the costumes of her attendants Her ia
ther Professor A. j. staub, has served as
teacher of music at the college for more
years than the bride can number, and as
compliment to him the music of the
service was a notable feature, the or
chestra of the college boys taking part
and Professor Suffich, Mrs. Lemon and
Mrs. Lavretta lending their talent The
wedding party was as follows: The ush-
ers, Mr.. James Rapier, Mr.. Louis Pooley,
Mr. Randolph Brown and Dr. Bernard
Crane; Rosalie Staub and Marion Maury,
flower girls; Miss Emma Staub, maid of
honor; Mr.. John Embrey, best man; Miss
Berney Roe, bridesmaid, and Mr. Oscar
Brown, groomsman. A reception from
to followed the ceremony, after which
the bride and groom left for trip to
Asheville. Mr.. Pooley is a son OF Mr..
and Mrs W. c. Pooley of this CITY, and
is note clerk at the City Bank and Trust
company Both young people have warm
friends, who will be glad to welcome them
home.
Miss Martha Margery Bonneau and Mr..
Ernest Logan Hawkins of Wilmington, n.
c., were married Wednesday evening at
- hon
Bonneau, and as the family is in mourn
ing. the wedding was quiet one. There
were no attendants and only few friends
present Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins left at
midnight for Wilmington, their future
home.
The first of the bridge clubs to reorgan-
ize met Monday afternoon at the country
Club, with eight members. Mesdames
Holcombe Quill, Theodore Hughes, }. ).
Robbins, Junius Woolf, Tom Roche, j. G.
Thomas, McCreary, Otis and Lynn Daugh-
erty.
Mrs. Henry Hall and children have re-
turned from a visit to North Carolina.
Mrs. r. s. Bacon left for New York this
week with her father Mr.. A. 9. banner
to meet her sister, Miss Mary banner on
her return from Europe.
Mr.. N. r. Clarke returned Sunday,
much improved by a visit to French Lick.
Mr.. j. F. Ross and family have closed
their summer home at Point clear ana
returned to the city.
Miss Julia Lake has gone to Birming-
ham to visit her cousin, Miss Kate Smith.
Mrs Rhett Goode and Miss Mabel Goode
have returned from a trip to Annapolis,
where they attended the commencement
ball.
Mr. c. E. Harrison and his niece little
Miss Agnes Fowlkes, left Sunday for
Canon City, Colo, to visit Mrs w. b.
Rowland.
Miss Corinne Fonde has returned home
after pleasant summer spent IN Norlh
Carolina and Tennessee
Mrs. Abe Spira and Miss Mathilde Spira
reached home after long stay in the
east
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. NJ. P. Inge and sons
have returned home from their summer
trip.
Mrs. George Heakes and daughter and
Miss Jean Miles are at home again after
a pleasant. sojourn in Hendersonville and
Asheville.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. H. Greenwood have
gone to Tate Springs.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Clsby
Keplinger regret to learn that they viii
return soon to New Orleans to make their
home.
Mr. and Mrs Oliver Fowlkes and family
have returned from a stay at Battles
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tacon and family
have returned home
Mr. and Mrs James Webb and family
are at home again after a pleasant sum-
mer at Daphne.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Richards and family
left Monday for Bladen Springs.
The engagement of Miss Julia Boiling
I,athrop to Mr. Francis Colsson Kelly is
announced, the wedding to take place
early in October at Christ church.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moulton have gone
to New York.
Miss Pansy Bonneau has returned from
Hattiesburg.
Mrs. Armstead Christian and Miss Sue
Murray have returned from Three
Springs, Tenn.
Mrs r. A Rush and children have re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs w. E. Mckle and Miss
Clara Mickle have returned from visit
to Richmond.
Miss Mary Meador left Monday for
Greenyille, S. c., to enter school.
Sims have returned from a delightful
summer trip.
Miss Anna Spottswood returned home
Monday from a pleasant visit to North
Carolina.
Mr. Herman Lemkauf has gone to
Louisville, where he will be Joined by
his wife and daughter, to make an extern
sive tour of Canada.
Mrs. Eva Cohen and son left Sunday
for New York.
Mr.. w. G.. Horn will join the army of
autoists this winter, and has gone north
to buy his machine.
Miss Virginia Sims returned Thursday
from Lake Toxaway