The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-20

Mir Edwin Newton Hamill. The eere- mony which was performed by pr. J. II. Mccoy, was witnessed by the im mediate families and few special friends. Before the ceremony Mrs. j.. M. Griffen sang Whisper and l Will Hear" Mir. W A. Thomas played the Mendelssohn wedding march.
 The bride, who looked charming in a dress of leather brown cloth with hat. gloves and shoes to match, carried Bride roses and was attended by Miss Tettie Henley as maid of honor. Miss Henley was dressed in Copenhagen blue, with hat to match, and carried Bridesmaid roses. An informal recep tion was held immediately after the service. Miss Janet. Barrow served punch, A large number of handsome presents were displayed during the re- cepton. MT. Hamill is a member of one of the oldest families in Birming ham, He is respected member of the Birmingham bar, and is also well known in political circles. MT. and Mrs. Hamlll left last night for New York by way of Savannah. From New York they go to Newark, N J., to visit MT. Hamilfs uncle, pr. Edward II. Hamill.
 The, Young Girls Mission circle of the First Baptist church will give a Jest before Christmas' party at the home of Mrs. A. J. Dickinson, on Fri day evening, December 20, from to 10. All friends are cordially invited to attend and enter into the Christmas spirit. A free will offering will be given.
 Mir. Joe Saks will arrive Saturday from Bingham school to spend the Christmas holidays with his parents.
 Miss Narnie Holt will arrive today from Statesville, N. C., where she Is attending college.
 Miss Mary Kate Holt will arrive to- day from Attala to spend the holidays with her mother, Mrs. LeRoy Holt.
 Mrs. L. c. Wilson of Atlanta Is visit ing her niece, Mrs. John W. Allen, at 210 North Fifty third street Woodlawn. The pupils of Miss Williams kinder garden will have a Christmas tree this afternoon at o'clock at the Margaret Allen school. Friends and parents of the children are cordially invited. Yesterday afternoon at the residence of MT. and Mrs. J. E. Wilson Miss Mary Frances Wilson was married to Mr. Jesse c. Wyatt. The ceremony | l. n IT in, | the presence of the immediate family and just a few of the brides nearest l friends. There were no attendants. the couple entering together as the we'd ding march was played by Miss Bessie Lanier.
 Soon after the ceremony MT. and Mrs. 1 Wyatt left for a short trip to points l in Florida.
 This wedding, although so quietly celebrated, is of interest to wide cir cle of friends. The parents of the l tride are members of a family who are among the oldest and most sub stantial residents of Jefferson county. Mrs Wyatt herself has a host of | friends in Birmingham where she has l been reared.
 MT. Wyatt is a popular salesman of I the Dunlap. Shoe company of Cincin-
 natl, and also has many friends in Bir-
 mingham where he spends great part of his time.
 l MT. and Mrs. A. D. Rice and children l of Tsing Kiang Pu, China, are with | Mrs. Rice's mother Mrs. s. A. Bissett, 1 170o Avenue c. They will remain in
 Birmingham for several weeks. 1 The Sunday school of the Eleventh Aver
 nue Methodist church will give an en- 1 tertainment at the church Monday night I at o'clock for the children of the Mercy | Home. The children will be given pres ents of toys and clothing, and there will
 be songs and recitations by both the Sun
 
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