The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-22
MAJOR AND MRS. FRAZIER
Weddings of lnterest-Meeting of the
School Improvement Association.
Notes and Personals About Bir-
mingham Folks and Friends.

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Mrs Thomas U. Walter, will assist them
In receiving The bowls of fruit punch to
be placed on the veranda will be served
by Major and Mrs. Fraziers five little
grandchildren, Louis Frazier Ebersole,
Jeanette Mays Ebersole, Claude David
Ebersole, Agnes Merrick Walter and Ma
rion Louise Walter. Mrs Walters guest,
Miss Denny, the daughter of Professor
Denny of Vanderbilt university, will also
assist in receiving
The marriage of Miss Maude Beardsley.
a sister of the late Mrs. Charles Cald-
well of this city, and Mr.. Frederick Halle
hurst Cans of New York will take place
this week in New York city, at the
home of Mrs Charles Cowan. Miss Beard
ley's sister
The bride-elect is well known in Bir-
mingham where she has often visited
Mrs. Caldwell and Mrs. C. o. Locke. Her
former home was in Memphis.
Another out of town wedding OF in
terest here Is that of Mr.. James Richard
son Jolly. son of the late Col. j. j.
Jolly of this city to Miss Louise Ravens
croft of Artesia, Cal.
Mr.. Jolly is a minister of the Christian
church at Artesa and left Birmingham
some years ago. His sisters, Mrs. Samuel
Perry and Miss Sue folly, still reside
here.
The wedding will take place at the home
of the brides parents in Artesia, on We'd
nesday, June q.
The wedding of Miss Willie May Joyce,
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Joyce, and Mr.. Knox Taylor Milsap,
will take place on the evening of May 30
at the residence of the brides parents,
2122 Fourth avenue.
The engagement of Miss Nora d. Lee
and Mr.. Ernest Mills is announced, the
wedding to take place on June at the
residence of the brides parents in West
End.
In the lecture room at the High school
this afternon u meeting of parents and
teachers interested in tho progress and
Improvement of the school conditions of
this city win take place promptly at $3.50.
Officers and members of all committees
of the School Improvement association
of Birmingham will be present and re-
ports from the branch associations and
the central association will be read.
This organization, established here only
three months ago by Mrs. J. D. Matlock,
has grown at surprising rate and has
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improving several important features of
public school life.
Miss Love Brannen Atkins. the daugh-
ter of Bishop Atkins, is at the Hillman.
Miss Annie Kendrick Walker, who has
been seriously i'll at the Davis infrmary,
is now much improved and has returned
to her homo on Sycamore street.
Mrs. ]. NJ Adams of 2213 Twelfth ave-
nue., north, has as her guests Mr.. w.
Davis Paschall and Miss Annie Paschall
of Eatonton, Ga.
Miss Mary B. Mcintosh of this city has
gone to Jamestown. N. Y, for a months
visit.
Mr. A. j. Lamb is entertaining this
week Mrs Charles Price of Atlanta
LAS You Like It," which was to have
been presented yesterday afternoon by
the pupils of the Margaret Allen school,
has again been postponed on account of
the illness of the young lady who plays
the part of Rosalind.
Mr. and Mrs. George Blinn have as
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. Scott
of New Decatur. Mrs. Scott is well
known In this city, where Miss Cora
Murray of Huntsville she was a frequent
and most popular visitor
Mrs. f. NJ. Jacksons charming guest.
Miss Virginia Wentz, left the city last
week for a/short visit to Miss Mary
Mason of Athens, Ala. She will return
to Birmingham in two weeks and will
visit Mrs. A. ]. Krebs before her return
to New York.
Mrs. Henry Deane is visiting her pa
rents In Ellisville. Miss.
Mrs. James Weisel entertained at a
lleelluB yesterday dllernOn.
Miss Sadie Il. Marler has as her guests
Miss Mabel and Miss Minnie McDaniels,
two charming young girls from Cuba, Ala.
A ''baby show will be given this af-
ternoon by the Ladies Aid society of
the Avondale Methodist church. at the
Avondale park, at o'clock. Little folks
up to years old are admitted. A num-
Der of prizes will be awarded and refresh
ments will be served.
Next Friday night the senior league of
the Eleventh Avenue Methodist church
will give a lawn fete on the vacant lot
Just opposite the church. The refresh
ments will consist of ice cream sherbert.
The pink and
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