The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-12

1 there are evidences of a number of func- l tions being given in the near future, func- l tions of a large nature. The usual cluD ! meetings are held regularly and the mem bers get much pleasure therefrom, but it is on the cards that several homes are soon to be opened for larger affairs. The social functions of the near future cluster around the nuptial event in which Miss Mary Baker Howard and MT. Frazier Titus Raiford will be the con tracing parties on Tuesday evening. May q. The wedding will take place at S:3O at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. l. B. Howard. only relatives and most intimate friends witnessing the ceremony. Following the ceremony at o'clock and lasting until II, n reception will be given to which hundreds of friends of the family and of the couple have been invited
 On Wednesday, June D. al the brides home on Union street will occur the wed- ding of Miss Octavia Lauderdale to Mir. J. T. Slater. The ceremony will be per formed with only relatives and closest friends present. Miss Lauderdale is an exceedingly popular and beautiful young woman, while MT. Slater in his few years residence in Selma has drawn to him warm and lasting friends.
 The Tuesday Card club was entertained during the past week by Mrs. E. J. Schus- ter and a most pleasant occasion it was for the lucky members of this organiza- ton. Delicious refreshments were served after which Mrs. Emile Hertz was de- clared the winner of the trophy of the evening, and was presented with a hand some pair of silk hose.
 Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Batahn Kahn was hostess for the Married Ladies Card club. and q most enjoyable afternoon was spent. Mrs. Arthur Loeb was the win ner of the club trophy. handsome belt. The occasion was made doubly pleasant by the presence of two out-of-town guests, Mrs T. Newhan and Mrs. T. Lob man of Montgomery.
 Mrs. R. $. Wetmore, who has been the guest of Mrs J. E. AXford, has returned to her home in Atlanta.
 Miss Helen Richard is the guest of rel atives in Mobile.
 It is likely that theyoung men of the city will give a subscription dance at the pavilion during the coming week.
 Stock of M. S. Smith Sold.
 Yesterday in front of the court house the stock of M Smith. a bankrupt, was sold at pghl' Itcry. Auctioneer w. R. Walker crying [ the goods. The stock was purchased by J. s. Lamar for $5S5O.
 Goes to Delaware.
 United States District Attorney Arm brecht, who has been in the city all the week in attendance upon the United States court, has received orders from tine attorney general to go to Wilmington, Del, to assist Attorney J. P. Nelds of that district in presenting the lottery cases before the grand jury. The tick cts in the lottery cases, the arrests on which were first made in Mobile, were printed in Wilmington and sent out from there. and it is expected that there will follow several arrests in that neck of the woods after the grand jury makes it's re- port
 Attorney Neilds and MT. Armbrecht have been appointed special attorneys to assist the attorney general of the United States in the prosecution of these lottery cases. MT Armbreeht left for Mobile Saturday afternaan and will leave about the middle of the week for Delaware.