The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-17

were invited. including Miss Virginia
 Means, Florrie Weatherly. May Collins,
 Ethel Norton and Elizabeth Dearborn. The table was exquisitely decorated In
 Rollins colors, green and yellow, and
 the color scheme was carried out in the
 elaborate courses. The place cards were
 beautiful hand-painted heads. Miss Oates
 and Miss Hobbie are visiting Miss Eliza
 beth Dearborn. They will be given a CO.,
 tillon at the Dearborn home on Wednes-
 day.
 Miss Corbin Hobbie of Virginia and Miss
 Lalage Oates of Ashville are guests of
 Miss Elizabeth Dearborn at her home on
 South Tenth avenue.
 MT. Charles Weaver gave a box party
 to hear Schumann-H Heink at the Jefferson
 theatre Friday evening, his guests being
 Miss Daisy Rowley, Miss Elizabeth
 Cahalan, Miss Edith McCreary and MT.
 Burt Meadow.
 The Rt. Rev. c. M. Beckwith, D. D..
 bishop of Alabama, will confirm class
 at All Saints church, Twenty-ninth
 street, between Avenues F and G, at 3:30
 o'clock this afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. ONeal have named i their little daughter Mabel Evelyn. Dr. U. J. ". Peters sailed from New
 York yesterday on the Lusitania to
 spend year in Europe in the medical clinics.
 Numerous friends take a deep interest
 in the wedding of Miss Mary Elizabeth
 Tippens and MT. Charles A. Fitzgerald,
 which occurs Saturday, November 23, the silver anniversary of the brides parents. says the Nashville Banner. The nuptiais | will be at the Waverly Place Methodist church.
 The bride, who is a talented musician,
 is the eldest daughter of Mir and Mrs. W.
 N. Tippens. and granddaughter of the
 late Dr. William Martin Clark. a. pop
 ular physician and brilliant writer. She
 has enjoyed a wide popularity during her
 brief young ladyhood. and many regret
 her removal to another city. Miss Tip
 pens will wear a becoming tailored cos
 tune, and will be unattended save by the
 ushers, her uncles, Battle, Martin and
 James Clark, and James Culbert. MT.
 Fitzgerald is a popular young business
 man of Birmingham. After a brief trip
 they will be at home in Birmingham at 2S17 Fairview avenue.
 The out-of-town guests will be Mrs. JOuu ol1itH Ol MISS, MISS Cornela DeTreville of Hopkinsville, Ky; Miss Shirley O'Byrne of Athens, Miss Julia Robinson of Tullahoma, Tenn; Miss Willie Abbey of Memphis and Mrs. E. A. Green of Chambersburg, Pa. Miss Tippens will be the honoree of a linen shower given by her aunt, Mrs. James Culbert Wednesday, November 20,
 at her residence on Fremont street There will be a called meeting of Pel- ham chapter. U. D. C., Tuesday after
 noon at the residence of Mrs. J. V. Harde- man.
 A regular meeting of the Harmony club of much importance will be held at 3 o'clock this afternoon at the meeting rooms of this association, 2021 First ave- nue (McConnells halD. Definite action on location for a club house will be taken at this meeting, and President Frank urgently requests both active and patron members to be pres- ent. A large number of candidates are to be initiated, and other matters will be executed.
 Mr. and Mrs John Mason Dawson an- nounce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Florence, to MT. William Temple Siebes of Montgomery, the wedding to take place January 15. The Rev. V. P. Merrell, the pastor-elect of the Vine Street Presbyterian church, will preach at both morning and evening services today. The Rev Merrell has moved to this city, and will occupy the manse S09 Cotton avenue, during the cont | ing week.
 Mrs. W. W. Snead has returned from a | delightful visit to parents in New Orleans. | Mrs. W. R. Grubb entertained her neice, Miss Julian Carney, at Highland park, in Idlewild, in honor of her fourteenth birth day. The salads and ices were served in l the shape of apples.