The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-26
NOTES OF TIE WEEK
 IN SOCIETY WORLD Additional Prizes Offered to Wo-
 men at the Fair INTERESTING EDDIN G Miss Elizabeth Jones Gives a compIi- mentary Recital onight-Notes
 and Personals-Movemen
 of We'll Known People.
INTERESTING WEDDIN G

In addition to the special prizes pre- viously announced, Mrs J. B. Reid, of the woman's department, has secured sev- era additional prizes. The Standford Steel Range company of Sheffield has do- mated a handsome $S5 range which will be awarded to the woman receiving the greatest number of first prizes in the cake display or in other words. for the best display of cake
 A barrel of Dictator flour will be given the woman receiving second prize in the cake display. The Atlantic and Pacific Tea company will give a prize of B to the woman making the best homemade candy. The Tomlinson Chair factory will present handsome rocking chair to the woman who makes the best general dis play of preserves, catchups, canned fruits and vegetables.
 Cooperating with the womans depart ment are the school improvement asso- citations of the state and the educational ! department of the Alabama federation. The woman's department will not be merely d show" but educative. as it's object is to instruct by comparison and experiment.
 Mrs Lily Haxworth Wallace, of the School of Domestic Science of New York, will give talks and practical demonsJra- tions every morning in the woman , building. From eleven to twelve women will have the opportunity of hearing Mrs. Wallace, who will prepare menus sug- gested from time to time and give many practical hints on their preparation and the selection of foods.
 The following rules regarding the wom- ans department should be kept in mind by all women who contemplate exhibit ing:
 On Monday September 9O the superln- tendcnt will begin receiving exhibits of art and needlework. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, October g. and D., culin ary exhibits. Monday October :, cakes, breads. etc.
 Positively no articles received after Monday, October [. at o'clock D. m. This day is reserved for perishable exhibits only
 Articles will not be received which are soiled and in bad order. Articles must be the hanGiwork of the exhibitor. Evidence will be required where doubt exists. In case of misrepresentation, the exhibit will be excluded and no prizes given, even If awarded by the judges.
 The name of exhibitor must be regis tered when article is entered.
 No article can compete for more than one prize. but articles entered for indivld ual prizes will be included in q collection
 If judges need instruction with refer- ence to these rules. the manager of the department will furnish information
 No entrance charges will be made on articles in this department.
 Show cases are fixed with lock and key, and the exhibits will not be han died.
 Prizes will not be awarded unworthy work, though there be no competition
 Mrs j. N. Wilzen is in New Orleans, the guest of her mother Mrs. Newman, who passed the summer in Birmingham.
 Of social interest here was the wedding of Miss Beatrice Levert and pr. Francis J. Kearney of Louisiana at the summer home of the bride at Biloxi. An account of the ceremony is as follows:
 One of the prominent weddings of the past week was that of Miss Beatrice Lc- vert daughter of Mir John B. Levert to pr. Francis J. Kearny of Plaquemlne, La. which was celebrated Tuesday morn ing in Biloxi, Miss (the brides summer home). at the Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary. The ceremony was performed at o'clock by the Re-. Father Biever. who went over from New Orleans expressly for that purpose. Very Rev. Father Alphone Kettles, the priest in charge. and Father Doherty assisted Father Biever in the impressive rites. The church was decorated very beauti- fully with wild flowers and woodland greens The only attendants were the brides sister, Miss Stella Levert, and the bridegroom's brother, Mir. Richard xearny. of Plaquemne The bride, who was given to be married by her father wore a handsome gown of reseda green crepe de chine and a picture hat that harmonized with the very becoming cos tune. Brides roses and asparagus fern | dainty lingerie gown elaborate with lace and embroidery. with girdle and sash of pink Dresden ribbon. Her picture hat was of white chip trimmed with pink and white plumes Bridesmaid roses were car rled. Daring the signing of the register Miss Iaure Beauregard sang an Ave Maria" Only the relatives and closest friends were present at the ceremony After the ceremony a breakfast of thirty covers was served at the home of the brides fatlor which was artistically dec orated for the occasion with quantities of autumn wild flowers and woodland boughs Dr. and Mrs. Kearny left the same afternoon for New Orleans where they spent a day en route to California for several months trip, and on their re- turn will go to their home in Plaquemine Among the guests who went over from New Orleans to attend the wedding were Gen. and Mrs. w. J. Behan, Miss Jennie Rainey. Miss Laure Beuregard, Mir. Henry Martin. MT Lawrence Levert. Mir. John B. LeVert, Jr,
 The members of Pelham chapter, Daughters of the Confederacy, are es- pecially grateful to Mir Gamble. manager donate 25 per cent of the net proceeds of the performance tomorrow evening to their charity fund. The Daughters are in need of funds to carry on their charity work and they hope to realize large