The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-11-25
MOBILE.

Mobile, November 24.-(SpeciaD The
week has been given up to the visiting
| Veterans and their sponsors, and has been
busy and interesting one. The visitors
began to arrive Tuesday, and on Tuesday
| evening an informal reception was held at
the Cawthorn hotel. Wednesday after
noon the Mobile sponsors, Miss Kittiebelle
Sterling Miss Dina Hamburger and Miss
Annie Knox Taylor and their maids and
| chaperons rendered the visiting sponsors
reception at Miss Hamburger's home, and
this proved a very delightful way of
bringing together these fair representa-
tives Of a cause lost before they were
born.
Wednesday evening there were two large
entertainments, a reception at Temper
ance hall by the United Daughters of
| the Confederaey and a ball to the spon-
, sors and maids at the Elks' club Thurs
day among other entertainments, was the
eotlllon given by the Sons Of Veterans for
the sponsors and maids at Temperance
hall. Among those were Misses Ella Pick
ems, Mary Rich, Caroline George, Lollle
Belle Gould, Mary Beckett Allne Holm
ger Clara Belle Lack, Hattie Bethea, Kit
tiebelle Sterling. Annie Knox Taylor, Dina
Hamburger of Mobile; Misses Alma Will
more, Miriam Burton, Kate Lane. Elizabeth
Holt of Auburn. Miss Margaret Dunkn
and Miss Bennie Williams of Greenvlle.
Miss Matte Mcqueen of Montgomery,
Miss Bessie McDuffie of Monroesyille.
Numbers of auto parties were given
Wednesday and Thursday to the spon-
sors.
Miss Earline Hargrove and Mr.. S. Maury
Penny married Tuesday evening at
oelocn at the home of the brides moth
er, Mrs. w IL. Hargrove. on Ann street.
The wedding mach sung by Mrs Tarn,
Mrs. Ball, Mrs. Poltz and Mr. Tom Hal
lett ushered in. at the appointed hour
the bridal party, Mr. Ernest Ladd and
Mr. William Ash, groomsmen; Miss Helen
Gaines and Miss Jennie Lott, bridesmaids;
Miss Ardala Hargrove, maid of honor
and the bride, with her brother Mr.. Will
liam Robert Hargrove, Jr The groom and
his best man, Mr. Willie Lee Penny. met
them at the priedleu, where the ceremony
was performed by Rev. J. b. X. Spain
reception followed lasting until
o'clock, when the bride Changed her white
net bridal gown for a travelling gown of
brown cloth, and slipped away with her
husband for trip to St. Louis. On their
return they will live with the grooms
mother on Augusta street.
Assisting at the wedding reception were
a number of the brides friends, whose
white costumes, with green girdles, car
ried out the color scheme of the evening.
These young ladies were Misses Mllla
Faith. Eliza Vaughan. Jessie Lott, Edith
Michael, JAMIE March Lucille Adams,
Maggie Belle and Eva Belle Jones, Clara
Armbrecht and Mamie Scales, Miss Ethel
Wilkinson and Miss Louise Donovan
served punch.
Mrs c. B. Bryant Of Memphis, who
is visiting her sister, Mrs E. T. Colston
was the guest of honor at a bridge party
at Mrs, Colston's Friday afternoon.
Rev. and Mrs w. j. e. Cox have is
sued invitations TO the marriage of their
daughter, Annie Mary, to DR.. Adrian Stew
enson Taylor, at the ST. Francis Street
Baptist church, Saturday evening, Decem-
Der l. at 6 o'clock. Dr. and Mrs. Taylor
will be at home after February /, in
Hwang- Hen, China.
Miss Ella Van Ward of Pensacola Is
in the city visiting her cousins the Misses
Wilson
Miss Julette Camors of New Orleans is
the guest of Crs. c. p. Laubenheimer.
Mrs. C. A. Hall has issued invitations
to card party for next Wednesday, in
compliment to Miss Helen Hail. the pop
ular debutante of this season.
Miss Nellie Percy of Boston is in the
city visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. b. Percy.