The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-17
NOTES OF THE WEEK
 IN SOCIAL WORLD MT, E. C. ChairseII and Miss BeuIah Merrill Married NOTES AND PERSONALS out-of-Town Guests To the Kohn-Marx Wedding-Movements of We'll
 Known People In Br-
 mneham.
NOTES AND PERSONALS

Known People In Bir-
 mineham.
 The marriage of MT. Edwin Charles Chairsell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chairsell and Miss Beulah Merrill daugh- ter of MT and Mrs. H. D. Merrill, was solemnized at the home of the bride s parents at their home on Sixth avenue Wednesday evening at S:3O o'clock The Rev. Dr. Canty Johnson performed the ceremony, using the Episcopal ring ser vice. The lower floor was thrown into one and elaborately decorated with palms and evergreens. A musical programme preceded the ceremony. Miss Merrill en- tered the drawing room on the arm of her father and met MT. Chairsell and his best man, MT. Julius F. Ghairsell, at the im- provised altar, which was formed of palms and ferns She was preceded by little Marjorie Merrill, the ring bearer, and Miss Louise s. Chairsell, her maid of honor. Miss Merrill's gown was of blue French broadcloth, with which she wore hat en suite, and her flowers were d showed of brides roses and valley lilies. Miss Louise Chairsell wore pink crepe de chine and black picture hat, and carried arm cluster of brides roses Little Marjorie Merrill wore a dainty lingerie frock with pink hose and shoes.
 After an informal reception, MT. Chair sell and his bride left for the east, their exact destination unknown to others than themselves.
 Miss Merrill is a member of an old and distinguished family and is an attractive girl of the brunette type. MT. Chairsell is the eldest son of MT. and MT. Henry Chairsell and is president of the Big Ca haba Coal company, whose mines are at Bamford. They will be at home after November l at Bamford.
 Mrs. E. G. Stevens has returned from Europe, and is staying at present with Mrs. Jack Johnston.
 Miss Octavia Brown is the guest of Mrs. A. R. Johnson of Meridian.
 MT. and Mrs. Peter Wear of Columbus, Miss, spent last week in Birmingham.
 Mrs. Charles Moulton is in Montgom- cry visiting Mrs. Mark D. Brainard on Jefferson Davis avenue.
 Judge and Mrs. Oscar R. Hundley are in Huntsville.
 Mrs. D. c. McLaurens has returned to Meridian.
 Miss Mabel Mutt is in Gadsden.
 Among the out-of-town guests at the Kohn-Marx wedding yesterday afternoon were Mir and Mrs. l.. II. Marx, Mrs. Fan nie Meyer and MT. Alexis Meyer of Mo- bile.
 Mrs. John Yeatman returns today from Louisville, where she attended Miss Mary Manfull as matron of honor at her we'd ding yesterday.
 Mrs Grimes Taylor is visiting in Mo- bile
 The Shakespeare club will meet with Mrs. Mamie Williams at 8 o'clock on Friday.
 Mrs. w. L. Rosamond will entertain the Twentieth Century club at the home of Mrs. E. r. Rosamond, 1124 North Twenty third street, at o'clock on Friday.
 The Frou F'rou club will meet today at , o'clock with Mrs. l.. J. Hall 1912 North Fourteenth street
 The Clionan club will meet with Mrs. r. l.. Robertson Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the residence of Mrs John Gun nels, 1905 Avenue J.
 The Council of Jewish Women will meet this afternoon at 3:3O with Mrs. M K. Erdreich.
 The Young Ladies' society of the South Highlands Presbyterian church has arranged a delightful entertainment for Friday evening in the parlors of the church, to which the public is cordially invited. In addition to the musical pro- gramme MT. James Bowron will give a short talk, descriptive of his recent visit in Norway. As he is a keen observer and a witty speaker this will be a rare treat. The musical programme Is as follows:: Organ solo, Hungarian rhapso- die, Mrs. Stone. Solos, Ora pro Nobis '' by Piccololini Mrs. Oscar Gladden.. 70, Dry Those Tears" by Teresa Del Riego, Miss Bessie Brace Violin accompani- ment, MT. Brett Cobb. My Dear" by Ernest Ball, and "rhe Violet" Mrs R. T. Williams. ''l m Wearing Ava. Jean" by Foote, 70. That We Two Were A-maying,' MT. J. B. Luckie.
 The special committee of the Birming- ham Press club on homes for the enter tainment of delegates to the convention of the International League of Press clubs requests that those who would like to entertain delegates confer with MT. John C. Henley, chairman, at the Birmingham News office, either by phone or letter
 No Houses To Rent.
 Talladega, October 16.-(Special)-- A prominent real estate dealer who does a large business has this legend inscribed on his bulletin board this morning: "I have no houses to rent" The demand for houses is pressing and imperative. The local papers and busi-