The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-12
NOTES OF THE WEEK IN WORLD OF SOCIETY Early Autumn Wedding of Great
 Social Interest NOTES HERE AND THERE Miss Nicholson Weeds MT. Henry Liv. ingston Freeman of Cornell
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and Mir. Henry Livingston Freeman, pro- fesor of electrical engineering at Cornell university, took place yesterday afternoon at o'clock at the residence of the bride $ parents, Mir. and Mrs. Murray Nicholson ll0l Twelfth avenue, south. The cere- mony was witnessed by a number of friends and was performed by the Rev. Raimundo De Ovies, rector of the Church of St. Andrews.
 The decorations were of palms and white cut flowers.
 Miss Nicholson looked charming in a handsome tailored gown of tan cloth, with a hat combining shades of tan and brown. She carired brides roses. Her sister, Miss Nina Nicholson, was her maid of honor and was gowned in Copenhagen blue net over taffeta, hand-panted in pink roses. The hat Was of blue and pink gloves and pink roses, which formed the bouquet, completed this pretty costume.
 MT. Matthew Freeman of Mississippi was best man.
 An aisle was formed of white tulle into the drawing room, the ribbon bearers being Mildred Fruitcher Alice Harring- ton Helen Harrington, Maty Bethea, Kathleen Cox, Sarah Wech and Helen Neill.
 An informal reception followed the ceremony. MT. and Mrs. Freeman left later in the afternoon for Savannah, whence they sail for New York. They will visit West Point and other places on the Hudson and will be at home in Ithica, N. r.
 Among the out of town guests for the Freeman Nicholson wedding were Mrs. Ida M. Freeman of Atlanta mother of the bridegroom; MT Mathew Freeman, a professor in the agricultural college of Mississippi; Miss Mary Hudiberg and Miss Jenkins of Knoxville, MT. Augustus Mich olson of Montgomery and Mss Mcintosh of Louisville. Ky.
 Among the delegates to the Interna- tional Press league convention from the Tennessee Woman's Press and Authors club is Miss Libbie Luttrel Morrow of Nashville, society editor of the Nashville Banner. She is chairman of membership for the club, which is very strict in it's requirements for membership. It's per sonnel includes such well known names as Virginia Frazer Boyle, Sarah Barnwell Elliott. Will Allen Dromgeee Garnet Noel Wiley and Mrs l.. H. Harris. Miss Morrow has been connected with the staff O. the Nashville Banner for five years, and in addition she writes for several art journals and other newspapers and peri odlcals.
 Miss Morrow is a sister of Mr. Walter s. Morrow, formerly of Nashville, now d resident of Birmingham. where he is con nected with the Aetna Powder company. and she is a cousin of Mrs. Ben Moore of Birmingham, formerly Miss Lbbie Nor row Luttrell of Knoxville. Tenn. She
 visited Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Rose Gar l land Lewis here a few years ago. l In discussing the addition of the Tray 1 elers' Aid Secretary in connection with s~a work of the Young Womens Chris 1 uan association. the duties of the office l as well as the great advantages to the 1 army of young women who come as 1 strangers to this city are set forth by the following from Mrs E. T. Taliaferro, president of the board of directors: l long step in the way of advance and 1 one which has been greatly needed for | some time. is the placing at the railway l station travellers Aid Secretary, 1 whose duty it shan be to meet all trains and to look out for any unprotected young women who may arrive in the city, guard ! ing them against the snares and pitfalls l with which they are beset, and providing l them with suitable homes. until they can find employment and protection. 1 Mrs. ]. C. Bonner. Miss Jessie Bonner ! and Miss Amelia Suthern of Cullman left 1 this morning for Jamestown, Washing
 ton and Baltimore to be gone two weeNs.
 MT. and Mrs. Herman Saks and their | family have returned from Petoskey | Mich. where they passed the summer
 MT Joseph saks has entered Bingham l college
 | Miss Elise Riggs has two college friends | visiting her Miss Nellie Grant of Ghl-
 cago and Miss Lela Killidrew of Mont
 gomery.
 There will he an important call meet | ing of the Writers club this afternoon al l { o'clock at the residence of Mrs Wil.C , Drennen Russell, 1926 South Eighteenth l street,
 Mrs Eugene Jacobs and Mrs Ben Wei
 are spending four weeks at the Park | hotel Mt Clemo. Mich.
 This morning at 10 o'clock the new ses
 sion of the Birmingham seminary vii
 begin. Dr. Handley will conduct the de
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