The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-13

apartments at the residence of Mrs. Lucy Miles on Highland avenue.
 There were a number of out-of-town guests.
 A quiet wedding yesterday was that of Miss Nina May Naff and Mr. Emerson S. Goodwin, taking place at the residence of the brides aunt Mrs. Thomas Stobert on Eleventh avenue. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. John A May, an uncle of the bride.
 The bride is a daughter of Dr. and Mrs. John Mortimer Naff of Montevallo. Mir. Goodwin and his bride left immediately after the ceremony for a wedding jour ney east The bride looked very charm ing in travelling costume of brown chiffon cloth combined with heavy laces. Her bridal bouquet was of roses and her hat in the brown tints, was trimmed with plumes. Upon their return MT. and Mrs Goodwin will reside at Norwood Place.
 Miss Helen Rembert, Miss Frances Rembert and Miss Lyons of Demopoiis were among the out-of-town guests at the Lamar-Kitchell wedding.
 Miss Carrie Lamar, MT. William Lamar and Mir J. T. Lamar of Jasper were Tn Birmingham for the wedding of Miss Mitchell and MT. Lamar.
 Announcement cards have been re- ceived from Mir and Mrs. Sol D. Peyser of Cincinnati, where the wedding of their sister, Miss Stella Hirsch, and MT. Leopold Lob of Birmingham took place on Sunday, November 10.
 The ceremony, which was quietly ar ranged on account of the recent illness of Miss Hirsch, was performed by the Rev. Dr. Morris Newfield of this city. Mrs. David s. Meyer, a sister of the bride and MT. Leo Loeb, a brother of MT. Loeb, were present at the ceremony.
 The engagement was announced sev- eral months ago. and the wedding was to have been celebrated brilliantly. Miss Hirsch was taken ill soon afterward and went north to regain her health.
 Mr. Loeb and his bride are now in New York
 Mrs Edna Snow Brown will entertain the Young Matrons' club this morning at lO:SO o'clock at her home at Graymont.
 Mrs Sydney J. Bowie will entertain at cards on Saturday morning in compli- ment to Mrs Noble of AnniSton.
 The Rev. Dr. Morris Newfield has re- turned from Cincinnati.
 Invitations have been received for the wedding of Miss Elelee Chapman and MT Erie Pettus of Birmingham, which will take place on the evening of We'd nesday, November 27, at the Church of the Nativity in Huntsville. The wedding will be a brilliant event of the winter. owing to the social prominence of the two families. The bride is daughter of Mrs. Reuben Chapman.
 Miss Ludlow of Orange, N. J., will arrive today to be the guest of Mrs. Harold Samson.
 Miss Mabel Heusts has arrived from New York and is with MT. and Mrs. George Huntington Clark. Mrs. Clark has been i'll for weeks with typhoid, but is now convalescent.
 Mir and Mrs. Frank Mitchell enter tained on Monday evening in compliment to the Lamar Mitchell wedding party.
 Ellison Van Hoose and the Treble Clef club under the direction, of Dahm-Pe- tersen are bidding for public favor for their concert on November 26 at the Jefferson, this being the first one of three concerts this season, the first se- ries of public concerts ever undertaken by the club. and the first concerts of an absolutely professional character given here by any local organization in years. Both Mir. Van I1oose and MT. Dahm-Pe- tersen are too well known to Birmingham audiences for their artistic work to need any extended introduction. but it is in- terestlng to know what musical author ities abroad have had to say about them.
 Ellison Van Hooses popularity in Eng land, where he has sung for several sea-