The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-06-17
STATE SOCIAL GOSSIP
MONTGOMERY.


 Montgomery. June 16.-(special )-society in Montgomery has settled down to the summer heat tone. where to go and prep aratlons for going away are the subject claiming most attention.
 Some out of town weddings are Of in- terest to Montgomerians. Among them that of Miss Selma Messing, sister of Dr. A J. Messing of Montgomery ana Mir. Theodore Lobman of this city will occur in Chicago on June 22. Mrs. E. Lobman, Misses Sadie and Janetta Lobman have gone and MT Ser nard Baum. the best man, and MT. h' Lobman will leave on the 2Oth.
 wedding which occurred at Columbus Ga. is that of Mr. John Ray Jones of Montgomery and Mss Katharine Pearce of that place. A party of Montgomerians who attended include MT. and Mrs W. b. Jones, MT Junus Pierce, MT. Louis Moore and MT. Morris Jones.
 Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Carter of Johan- nesburg, South Africa. arrived todsy, and are the guests of MT. and Mrs (. IL La nler at their home on Perry street Mrs. Carter was formerly Miss Annie Champers of Montgomery. She is a daughter or Judge and Mrs William Chambers now of Washington.
 Mrs J. D. Beale of Montgomery, who has spent the past year in New York, sailed for Naples last Wednesday, She went with a party of Alabamians and niece of Mrs Jefferson Davis. She will go from Naples to Paris, where she Will join her nelee, Miss Sara Pheland, with whom she will travel through Engiahu' It will be interesting to Mrs. Beals' friends ip Alabama to learn that she has been at the bedside of Mrs. Jefferson Davis during her recent critical illness, in which the whole south has been so deely inter- ested.
 Mrs. Augustus G. Meehan and Mrs. Mar garet White are in Louisville for home coming week. They are the guests dur in gtheir stay of two weeks of Mrs. Mee- hans sister Mrs. M. A. Walthen.
 Mrs E. R. McDavid has gone to Bir- mingham to attend the wedding of her sister, Miss Eva owen and MT. G. H. Thaxton She is the guest of her parents Mir and Mrs. R. W. Owen | Mrs J. O. Carter and Miss Margaret I Carter went to Atlanta to attend the mar riage of MT. John Davis Carter, Jr, and Miss May Thompkins. which took place | on Thursday evening.
 Miss Kathleen Martin is visiting friends l in Anniston.
 The marriage of Miss Lucy Ledyard and l Mrs Thomas Pinckard occurred on Iues- day afternoon at o'clock at the nome l of her parents, MT. and Mrs. WlliaH l S. Ledyard on the Mount Meigs road, hVe miles from the city. This attractive eoun- try residence, fomerly the residence Of William L. Yancey, is situated on one or the loVeliest spots surrounding Mont gomery. The brides ribbon bearers were her little niece and nephew, MISS Mary and Master Winfrey Oliver. Her matron of honor was her sister, Mrs. Thomas Oliver The groom was accompanied by his brother, Mrs. Edward Pinckard, of Birmingham. The ceremony was followed by a reception, after which the young couple left for Colorado Springs and other points west. on their return they will be at their home, 1l39 South Twelfth street Birmingham.
 Miss Susie F. Zimmerman. who has spent the past four years as stenographer Tn the office of Gen. w. C. Oates, has re- turned to her nome in Seattle, where she was called on account of the illness of her mother.
 Mr and Mrs Robert B. Eilenberg left on Tuesday morning for Gainesville, Ga, to attend the Southern Music Teachers association. They took prominent part on the programme, and one evening by special request played one of his most noted compositions.
 Miss Mamie Thompson has gone to New York for visit of several weeks.
 Mir and Mrs. Isaac DeWees leave today for Louisville. From there they go to French Lick Springs to spend a few days
 Mrs. w. A Gayle and children have gone to Demopolis to visit her mother, Mrs. Wind.
 Miss Clara Ellen Forbes has returned from Virginia, where she has been at tending Rollins institute
 MT and Mrs. J. L. Burke. who were married on Monday at Newton, Miss, are the guests of his parents, MT. and Mrs. George T. Burke