The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-12

guest of friends in Birmingham.
 Arriving from the east yesterday was
 Mrs. Egbert Jones and her young dang
 ter, Miss Clara Jones, who arc the guest
 of MT. and Mrs. Edmund Taylor Talia-
 ferro.
 Mr. Walter Fowlxes. one of the grooms-
 men in the Dunlap Wttchen wedding.
 will give Miss Wittichen breakfast this
 morning at the Country club The guests
 will be members of the wedding party.
 all of whom have arrived in Birmlng-
 ham.
 Mrs. Kate NJ Wittichen entertained the
 members of the wedding party last even
 ing, after the rehearsal at the Church of St Andrew, where the wedding will take
 place this evening at o'clock,
 The wedding of Miss Ava Hedt and | MT. Robert Williams will be an inter-
 esting event of today, the ceremony to
 take place at o'clock at the residence
 of the brides parents MT. and Mrs. c.
 C. He;dt The Rev. Sterling J. Foster
 pastor of the Highland Presbyterian church. will officiate
 Mrs. Hardeman Meade will be Miss
 11edts matron of honor and MT. John
 R. Williams will be best man.
 The marriage of Miss Sophia Wittichen and MT George Hamilton Dunlap of
 Mobile this evening at the Church of St. Andrew will be attended by a number of | out of town guests, among them MT. D. 1 R. Dunlap, Miss Ella Louise Dunlap and | MT. and Mrs. Henry Wyley of Mobile; 1 MT, T. C. Booth Dr. J. B. Killebrew, MT. John McCaa. also of Mobile, and MT. Florlan Wittichen of Baltimore.
 .4rs. Claude Gillian, a sister of the bride, will be matron of honor. and Miss i Ella Louise Dunlap of Mobile, will be maid of honor, the bridesmaids to be ! Miss Helen Benners and Miss Alabama King
 | Hiss Wittichen will be given away by 1 her brother, MT. Carl Wittchen. Mir | Dunlaps best man will be MT. D. R. | unlap of Mobile, and besides the Mo | bile men, who will be ushers and grooms- ! men, there will be MT Murray Wittlchen MT. George Wittichen and MT. Walter Fowlkes of Birmingham. The decorations of the church will be most picturesque Arches of smilax and white roses and quantities of cut flowers will make an ideally pretty setting for the wedding party.
 After the ceremony the wedding party will b, entertained at the brides home MT. Dunlap and his bride will go north and on their return south will go to Mo bile, where they will be at home at SOP | Palmetto street.
 Miss Violet Marks of Uniontown, Ala, l is the guest of her brother, MT Julias Marks at 629 Tenth avenue, south. MT and Mrs. c. w Odom have issued invitations to the marriage of their daugh- ter Blanche to Mr. M. B. Gum. on the evening of June g.
 Miss Lisabel Crosland of East Lake is visiting friends in relatives in Selma She will visit Montgomery before return ing home.
 Miss Stacla Goodwin of Selma has re- turned home after visit to her sister, Mrs. F. D. Crossland, of East Lake, Dr. w. T. Masterson and wife, who have been touring the west for some weeks and are now at San Antonio, Tex, 1 will return to the city in about ten days. l Miss Mary Rosland Tardy is entertain ing house party at her residence, POS Tenth avenue, south, the party including Miss Margaret Carter of Atlanta, Miss Myrtle Craig and Miss Annie King of ] Pulaski, Miss Wilburn Dunnurant of Elk l ton, Tenn. Others in the party are MT. | Matthews Tardy who just returned from | Columbia Military academy. and who was | accompanied by Mr. Clerance Taylor of | Como. Miss, and Mir. Robin Abernathy of | Pulaski. A reception was given yesterday | for seventy-fve guests. Miss Tardy was ] assisted in receiving by Miss Annie Blinn, i Miss Susie White, Miss Louise Roberts, Miss Bessie Culver Miss Fannie Me | Knight Miss Josephine Minor and Miss Mary Forbes. The occasion was delight ful and the first of several contestant ants planned in honor of the house party. Mrs. L. A. Hamilton, Jr., will entertain | ID Snf lax evening and a furnace party will be given Thursday night
 Mir U. H. Foster and family of Colum- ba, Tenn, Mir. George E. Carter and children of Anniston and Mir. and Mrs A. c. Trowbridge of East Orange, N. J., are among those who have arrived to be present at the Pippen-W Williams wedding tongiht
 F. NJ. James. a prominent clerk of the local postoffce department was quietly married at o'clock yesterday afternoon to Miss Della, daughter of MT. and Mrs J. M. Ensley of East Lake The mar riage was a quiet affair. the ceremony being performed at the parsonage by the | Rev Dr. H. S. Osborn, pastor of the Methodist church. The affair was quite a surprise to their many friends, as but | few of their nearest friends knew of it | until a1tef the mdrTtSe lHe DIlue ana groom will be at home at East Lake i after July l.
 | The Fountain Heights Methodist Sun | day school will hold It's annual picnic | at East Lake park Thursday. The car l will leave the church at o'clock A cordial invitation is extended to all of the church's friends
 Miss Mamie Jackson of Mobile Is visit | ing Miss Helen Gillespie at 1523 Twelfth avenue. south. Her sister, Miss Leo Jack son, will arrive Thursday. The young people visited here last year and have many friends among the younger set. The annual picnic of the Church of the Advent Sunday school will take place Fri day of this week, and will take the form of tallyho ride and picnic at the beau- tiful artesian wells ground. beyond Gate City.
 All of the pupils of the Sunday school. f1a faop md bai rDar n md mo