The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-07

! improvement dSSOGldtlOn VIII De itlu oh I Thursday afternoon at 2:30. All patrons of the school are urged to be present as officers will be elected and work for the coming year discussed
 MT and Mrs Henry Page Burruss an nounce the engagement of their daughter, Elsie DuBose, to MT Joseph Clyde Steele of Virginia The marriage will take place on the afternoon of Wednesday. December 1. at the residence of the brides parents, G91S South Thirteenth street. The Amaranth club will meet with Miss Lynda May Handley on Friday aft ernoon instead of with Mrs. J. A. Emery Meeting at Ulman School. All mothers who have children attending the Ullman school or are interested in the Ullman School Improvement association are requested to meet at the school build ing tins afternoon at , o'clock. lmpor- tant business will be transacted.
 Mir and Mrs. Aubrey Boyles. whose wedding was celebrated in Tuscaloosa Tuesday were in Birmingham yesterday. Mrs Boyes was Miss Mary Moody, daughter of Senator Moody. The wedding of Mir. and Mrs. Boyles was the culmina- ton of a very pretty love affair, which
  Mr Boyes was a member of the Ala bama cadet corps at the University of Alabama.
 Mrs Frederick Levert has returned from New Orleans, where she has been visiting MT. J. B. Levert and the Misses Levert.
 Mr. William Matthews and family are visiting in Huntsville.
 Misses Bessie and Jessie Jessel of Mont gomery are in this city, having come 10 attend the annual ball given by the liar mony club.
 Mrs Eugene Pies is visiting in Mont gomery.
 MT and Mrs Gibson McKinzie have returned from Tallassee, where they have been spending a few days. Mrs T. M Owen of Montgomery is the guest of friends in this city. Mrs. Bruce Brewer will return from Chattanooga the last of this week. 1 Mrs J. R. Minchener and children of 1 Troy. Ala, visiting Mrs Joseph Min 1 chener at her home, 92l South Thirtieth | street.
 Mir and Mrs. John Fletcher have re- l turned to Chattanooga.
 pr. Leon Howard, who has completed | his surgical course at the Kings County l hospital in New York, is visiting his | aunt, Miss Kate Smith, 2O06 Sixth avenue. 1 Mrs. B. W Eddy of Hot Springs is in l the city, having been called to the bed 1 side of her sister, Mrs. J. P. Beggs, who was operated on at St Vincent's hospital l Tuesday.
 Mrs. I. D. Steel is the guest of Mrs James A. Daugherty of Nashville.
 Mrs. Teresa Miller has returned to her | home in Eufaula.
 Mrs. Milton Hume of Huntsville is | spending few days in this city.
 Misses Maud and Geraldine Henderson | have returned to Chattanooga after a pleasant visit with friends in this city
 Miss Bessie Ferguson is in Anniston tc | attend the HancockTaylor wedding. | A wedding of interest to many in thls 1 city occurred Tuesday evening in Tusca loosa. when MT. Aubrey Boyles of Mo- bile and Miss Mary Washington Moody | of that city were married in the Presby' terian church. The ceremony was per formed by the Rev. John van Lear. The | decorations of the church were unusually elaborate and artistic, being all greer and white. The bride. dressed in a beau l tiful gown of lace over chinon anC ! taffeta, entered on the arm of her tatnef
 Hon. Frank S. Moody, preceded by th'
 maid of honor, Miss Anna Moody. wh
 entered alone, following the ushers
 Messrs Maxwell Moody, Irving Little
 T. w. Martin and Washington Moody
 They were met at the altar by the groon 1 and his best man, Dr. Levey of this city
 Immediately after the ceremony recep | ton was held at the home or the oride | which was beautifully decorated Wltl | crysanthemums and roses. After tri 1 to various points in Florida MT. and Mrs | Boyle will make their home in Mobile.
 Miss Jeanette M. Goldberg, field secre
 tary of the Jewish Chautauqua, wit
 headquarters at Philadelphia, arrived | | the city last night. Miss Goldberg Is oi 1 a tour through the south In the interes | of the Jewish Chautauqua organization 1 She will deliver an address at Iempi
 Emanuel this evening at o'clock, t | Wnlcn the puDuCs CSPCNiaAAS eNA~ '0-'' l neople. are cordially invited It is hope'
 that there will be a large audience t l greet the speaker. who is well ana Ia
 vorably remembered in our city as
 former teacher of English literature a
 the Seminary.
 1 The Twentieth Century club will b
 entertained Friday at 3 o'clock by Mrs
 B. H. Cooper at her home, 2Slo SeVentf
 avenue North.
 The Hotel Hillman was the scene of
 most enioyabe event Tuesday night or
 the occasion of the initial ball Of th'
 season given by the newly organized
 Harmony club. The ball room was beau
 tifully decorated, and the committee O
 arrangements exerted every efrort t make the entertainment a most successfu
 and pleasant affair.
 The grand march began at 10 o'cioci
 and the many figures made presented l pleasing spectacle. After this a uniqu | programme of dances followed, whlc'
 lasted until o'clock
 | Among the guests were:
 MT and Mrs. Sidney Lazarus. MT. ant
 Mrs. Max Karpeles, MT. and Mrs. Max II
 Kohlhagen, Mir and Mrs. J. Lowinsohn
 MT. and Mrs. Nose Blank, MT. and Mrs
 po,d,,on Mir and Mrs NJ K ErdriCh