The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-12-23
MOBILE.

Mobile. December 22.-(Special )-Mr.
Cleveland Henderson, whose marriage 20
Miss jamie March took place Wednesday,
was given a dinner Tuesday evening at
the Cawthorn by nine young men, Messrs.
Richard and Warren Christian, Clarence
Ridenhous, Winfield Partridge Byron
Smith, D. w. Davis, Maury Lyon, sidney
Tonsmeire and j. b. Merrill. me wed
ding of Mr.. Henderson and MISS March
took place Wednesday at noon at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs. William
March, the bride being given away by
her brother, Mr.. Gary March. The we'd
ding was a quiet one, owing to Mrs.
Marchs poor health, and only limited
number of young people were present.
Miss Bessie March was maid or honor'
and Mr.. Richard Christian best man, the
ceremony being performed by Rev. Leslie
c. Howard of Edenton, N. c. The bride
wore a travelling gown of brown cloth,
with hat to match, and carried bride
roses After a short interval MI. ana
Mrs Henderson left on their wedding
tour and will make their home IN NOR
folk where Mr.. Henderson has been llV-
ing for several months.
Tuesday evening Mrs. George feaih
gave a theatre party and supper comph-
mentary to Miss Ethel Hodgson, the 9TH
er guests being Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. by
son. Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Monk, Jr., Miss
Mabel Heustis and Mr.. A. Il. van Hey
nigen
The Athelstan club gave its annual re-
oeption Thursday night, and was, as
usual a brilliant event. There was
large crowd in attendance, although many
accustomed faces We're missing because
of mourning. which deprives Mobile So
cietv of many of its favorites TINS year.
The first half of the evening was recep-
ton. after supper the cotilloh oeihg
danced.
Miss Tucile Bidgood's debut party at
The Country club Friday evening was one
of the bright spots in rainy week.
For the first time in several years Col.
T. l.. Russells home was thrown open
Wednesday evening, and his dinner was
one of the brilliant events of the holiday
season Miss Russell. as her father $
cbatelaine. presided most charmngly, and
rarely has a handsomer dinner been
piven here even at the Russell nome,
which has always been famed for its en-
tertainments The guests were Misses
Zemma Mastin, Helen Smith, Grace bes-
tor. Ethel Hodgson, Salhe winners, Mar
enret Billups Maude Middleton, Jessie
Whiting and Messrs l.. c. Dorgan, Frank
yereer W. NJ Marshall Frank Ward,
Perrin Bestor, II. Hatcher, Dr. huInh
Wright and c. f.. Harrison.
Miss Louise Roberts of Birmingham will
arrive after New Years to visit MIS-. w.
c. Fits. =.
MISS 1oililic OitoiA W.
New York in time for Christmas.
Mrs. George II. Clark and eniidren OF
birmingham are expected sunday
Mrs. l.. c. Parker will arrive Sunday
from New York to visit her parents, Cap
tain and Mrs John Quili.
There were no card club meetings TINS
week except the Hamilton Whist.
Miss Florence Davidson of Montgomery
will be the holiday guest OF her aunt
Mrs Joseph Hodgson
Mr.. Joseph Hodgson will arrive from
Chicago in time to spend Christmas with
his mother and sister.
Mrs. Gregory L. Smith and Miss Ger
tru lie Smith returned home Monday from
New York after an absence OF some
months.
Miss Mary Pellans has returned from
visit to Miss Aline Ruse in Atlanta.
Mrs. Cora Warning Powell and Misses
Cora. Ellen and Lucy Powell have ar
rived from Baltimore To spend the Win
Ter with Mrs Powells sister Miss Belle
Warning.
Mrs. w. c. Clisby and little son of Br-
mingham are visiting Mrs. Clisby's par
ents. Dr. and Mrs. Vivian Gaines, for the
holidays.
Mr.. Frank Penny, Jr, and Miss Maude
Savelle were quietly married Monday
evening at Trinity church in the presence
of a few relatives and friends.
Miss Amanda Moore has returned from
trim