The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-24

l companied by her husband and her mother. Mrs Hayden. and they are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. John Asa Roun- tree MT. and Mrs Fgnck returned from l Europe on Monday, the arrival of their steamer in Philadelphia giving them only q few hours before starting south. As matter of fact, they were in Philadelphia 1 only four hours from the time of landing 1 to taking the train for the south. They were delayed en route. but arrived with 1 out any accident.
 i Mrs. Finck is one of the most brilliant and talented women in the country Sine 1 came down to the club room of the Writers club soon after her arrival met the women league members, many of whom she knew personally particularly 1 those in the eastern party.
 Arriving on Tuesday night was Mrs. Oscar T. Peebles of Tennessee. one of the brightest and most charming young wom- en in the south. She is with the party of interesting Tennessee women, among whom are Miss Morrow and ! Mss Dromgoole. Mrs. Peebles WAS among the guests at the club last even- 1 ing.
 The Writers club received a telegram yesterday from Miss Helen PitIin. editor of the womans department of the New 1 Orleans Times Democra,, expressing re- l gret that she would be unable to attend the reception given at the Country club. l Miss Pitkin has just returned from visit to Mrs Ella Wheeler Wilcox at her bungalow.
 The North Haven Social club will meet at Mrs. E. J. Blackwood's at 3;S0 o'clock l Thursday afternoon.
 1 Mrs r. l.. Garvey of Asheville, N. C., | is visiting her sister. Mrs. Clyde liar per.
 The Clionian club will meet with Mrs. Mark Myatt Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 The marriage of Miss May Thomson of | Walnut Hills, o. to the Rev. MT. Mars ton of Birmingham will be celebrated the last of the month. Miss rhomsons friends are showing her many attentions previous to the wedding, which, they very much regret, is to take her from Gin l oinnati to live
 | The Qui Vive club will meet with Mrs. E. T. Glass Friday afternoon at o'clock.
 The North Haven Social club will meet with Mrs F. J. Blackwood this after noon.
 l The Council of Jewish Women will meet with Mrs. Joseph Wallenstein this after noon at 3:30 o'clock.
 | Mrs l.. c. French of Chattanooga IS the guest of MT and Mrs. w. w. French.
 l Mrs Charles Mohr. who has been visit ing her brother. MT. T. c. Bush, has re- l turned to Mobile.
 One of the prettiest home weddings of the season occurred last evening at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. | Edward Hiller on Highland avenue, when Miss Hazel Hitler was united to MT. | Irving Fies. The house was beautifully decorated with yellow chrysanthemums and smilax. The ceremony was performed by Dr. Newfeld under canopy and bell of chrysanthemums. The bridal l party was led by the Misses Abbie and
 Aline Fies. two little nieces of the groom, as ribbon bearers They were followed by Master Sumner Hirsch, who carried the ring. The groom entered with his father and mother in accordance with an | old family custum. The bride, who en- 1 tered on the arm of her father, was pre- eeded by her sister, Miss Mona Hitler. as maid of honor. The bride wore i charming gown of white crepe medeor
 trimmed with duchess lace and hand em- l broidery. Her veil was caught up with natural orange blossoms sent from Flor
 ida and her only ornament was a dia- l mond necklace, the gift of the groom. i She carried bouquet of white orchids. | The maid of honor was dressed in yellow | crepe medeor. After the ceremony dim l ner was served for the families About | 50 sat down to the one long table, which 1 was decorated with Marshal Neil roses. A great many handsome presents were re-
 ceived by the bride, among which were a
 chest of silver a complete dinner service
 in silver, 15 silver bowls and two Persian rugs. Among the out-of-town guests were Mr and MrS. itlfScn the MlSSeS f1dZel
 and Natell Hirsch and Mir Darren Loven-
 thai of Nashville, MT. and Mrs. Isaac | Hirseh and Master Sumner Hirsch of ! Cumberland. Md, and Mr. Sidney Bram-
 berger of Salt Lake City.
 The historic Hermitage neighborhood
 says the Nashville American, which was
 honored by visit from President Roose-
 welt on Tuesday, was, in the evening"
 the scene of a beautiful wedding, solem-
 nnized at one of the ancestral Donelson
 homes, now the residence of MT. and | Mrs. John Donelson, who are the fourth
 generation to possess it.
 Miss Phila Ann Donelson, the charm
 ing daughter of Mrs. Medora Donelson
 was. the bride, and Nisbet fiambaugh
 the groom. He is successful and pop
 ular resident of Birmingham, and by pro-
 fesson is a lawyer. His home was for
 merly in Clarksville. where his mother | resides.
 Dr. w. M. Anderson performed the cere- 1 mony before A company of about 150