The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-08-04
SOCIETY. 1.

An army wedding of interest to Bir- mingham has just occurred at Bayon La Batre when Lieut.. George T. Perkins, '. S. A, and Miss Gertrude Bromberg, the sister of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Brom- berg. of this city were married at the home of the bride. l The Mobile Register gives the following account of the weddin,<=
 A wedding of interest and deep import in both social and army circles was that of Lieut.. George Thompson Perkins. [. s. A. and Miss Gertrude Bromberg, which was celebrated at the brides home at Bayou Ia Batre Wednesday. August l. at noon. The marriage ceremony was per l formed by the Rev. D. A. Planek of Mo ! bile. The young couple were attended by Miss Sallie Craighill of Mobile as maid of honor; Mss Georgie Ke.!er of Chi cago, and Miss Eloise Wfthers of Mo- bile bridesmaids and Lieutenant Krank- enberger of Fort Morgan, best man. The bride was fair and lovely in her wedding 1 gown of white crepe de chine trimmed in lace medallions and French knots and | tucks, her bouquet being of white carna- | tions. Following the ceremony recep- tion was held. Many prominent people throughout the state attended the we'd ding. a special train from Mobile carrying large number of wedding guests Lieu tenant and. Mrs Perkins have gone for a wedding journey west. after which they will be at home at Fortress Monroe 
 Miss Belle Conner, who has been on a western tour with the Alexander-Due party, will arrive today. pr. A L. Berry is now in Colorado and will leave shortly for South Dakota Later he will tour the Canadian Rockies again. His eldest daughter, Miss Grace Berry, is visiting her grandmother in South Car | olina
 Miss Bacon and her niece arrived last evening from Oklahoma, where they have been visiting relatives for the past few weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. E. E. Clark left for sa- vannah Thursday, and sailed to New York yesterday on the steamship City of Mem phis.
 
 MT. T. Macl1in will leave this week for Baltimore via Savannah. Mrs. N B. Allen and Miss Floribel Brown sailed from Savannah to New York this week. MT. and Mrs. P. c. Goetsch sailed yes terday from Savannah to New York on the steamship City of Memphis.
 Messrs. Ben Reynolds and J. J. Asbury left Savannah for New York on the steam ship City of Memphis yesterday.
 Mrs Frank F. Bell has returned from Lookout mountain, where she has been visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. L. T. Wilson. for several weeks. Miss Mary Ruth McLester was her guest part of the time, but has now gone to Atlanta.
 Mrs. William P. Redd and her children will leave today for North Carolina to remain until October. Mrs. William Henry Ball of Montgom- cry is visiting her mothers Mrs. James 1 Hays. at Avondale. The Young Peoples society of the l Evangelical German church gave a lawn party at the residence of MT George H. Bube Thursday evening from 3 to 10 D. m. refreshments being served until late at night.
 Mrs. W. B. Alexander and daughter, Lila Mae, of Felix and l.. P. McCurdy of Sell ma are visiting Mrs. w. H. Perkins in North Birmingham.
 Miss Inez Perkins has returned after visit to Felix. MT. and Mrs. M M Richey left last night for Asheville to visit there daughter, Mrs. Ramseur MT. and Mrs Robert Jemson sailed Thursday for Europe to be gone several months.