The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-09

gomery.
 Dr. Thomas D. Parke has returned from the east
 Mir George Clisby of Montgomery is the guest of his sister Mrs s. W. John.
 Miss Bessie Bailey of Mount Pleasant, Tenn. is the guest og Mrs. Powell at her residence on Fifth avenue.
 The wedding of Miss Ava Heldt and Mir. Robert Eubank Williams will be an interesting event on Wednesday after noon, the ceremony to take place at the l home of the brides parents, MT and Mrs. | c. c. Hedt, on Arlington avenue. Mrs. Hardeman Meade will be matron of honor and Mir John R. Williams will be best man. The Rev. Sterling B. Foster, pastor of the Highland Presbyterian church. will officiate.
 Mrs. A. S. Leath entertained charmingly | at cards yesterday in compliment to Miss | Heidt.
 | MT and Mrs D. P. Thompson leave today for Canada. where they will spend | the summer.
 Mr and Mrs. Meyer Levine have re- | turned from their wedding journey and
  | North Eighteenth street. They have been passing several weeks in the east The marriage of Miss Miriam Jackson, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frederick Jack son, to MT. Robert Lenoir Ezelle, which was announced to take place on the even ing of June 12 at the St. Johns Methodist church, will take place on the afternoon of June 12 at o'clock at the residence | of the brides parents. Owing to serious illness in the family of MT. Ezelle the | arrangements for the wedding have been changed. No cards will be issued in the 1 city. | Mrs Edward Devereux Smith and her | little son are at their cottage at Blount Springs for the summer Captain Smith l joined them yesterday.
 Mrs Rebecca Anderson, Mrs. George Thornton and Mrs. Sanford left yester- day for Cedartown, Ga, to pass the surn- | mer.
 Miss Mary Anderson, who has been ia | California for several weeks, will remain | some time longer.
 | Mrs. H. c. Ryall of Shelbyville, Tenn, arrived yesterday and is the guest of | MT. and Mrs H. s. Ryall at their resi- | dence on St. Charles street. Mrs. E. H. Bristow of Aberdeen, Miss, | is the guest of Mrs. William Hunter Johnson at her residence on South Eigh- | teenth street.
 Mrs II. e. McIlwain of Selma will spend the week with her sister, Mrs. John l Bradley Reid.
 A meeting of Pelham Chapter, U. D. C., | will be held on Wednesday afternoon at | o'clock at the residence of Mrs. J. T. Nixon. officers will be elected and each member is urged to be present.
 The women of the Woodlawn Methodist church will give a reception on Monday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Miles Bradford. There will be a musical and literary programme.
 Mrs Harry Stringfellow will leave this week for Washington, Jamestown and the east. During her absence her resi- dence will be occupied by Mrs. Yarbrough of Greenvlle.
 Miss Bessie Coleman is seriously i'll at the home of her aunt. Mrs. J. A. Har- vile, 504 South Seventeenth street.
 Mrs. Robert Williamson left yesterday for Marshallville Ga., where she will spend the week.
 Miss Martha Dabney will be the charm ing hostess at a luncheon on Tuesday at l O clock, the guests to include the members of the launching party.
 Mss Campbell and the young women of the launching party will be the guests of honor at luncheon on Thursday when Miss Mary George Cruikshank will en- certain.
 I,,at I,tnt tad with great distinction from the Gardner school in New York, where she has been | a student the past year, going there | after four years of convent training at the Loretta convent in Kentucky. Miss Cruikshank joined the launching party in Boston the day after her graduation. She l is one of the beauties to enter society this season. At the club the past week she came in for the music one afternoon, looking exceedingly charming in a smart costume of blue, with her hat trimmed with dropping bae plumes.
 MT and Mrs. w. H. Graves will leave this week for Philadelphia, and will go later to the Glen Springs to pass the summer
 Miss Aliens party, including a number of well-known Birmingham people, sailed yesterday from Boston for Italy.
 Miss Elizabeth Fitzpatrick of Cornth, Miss, and Miss Yrma Ivey of Missouri are the guests of Miss Miriam Jackson.
 Miss Mayme Jackson and Miss Leo Jack son of Mobile will arrive on Tuesday to be the guests of Miss Helen Gillespy.
 Mrs. E. T. Shaw repeated Mrs. Pease' s Family Album on Friday evening for the benefit of the Boys club The entertain- ment was a great success.
 The wedding of Miss Sophia Wittichen and Mir George Hamilton Dunlap of Mo- bile will be brilliant event of the June season, taking place next Wednesday evening at o'clock at the St. Andrew s church.
 Miss Ella Louise Dunlap of Mobile. a sister of the bridegroom, will be maid of honor. Mrs. Claude Gillian, sister of the bride, will be matron of honor. and the bridesmaids will be Miss Helen Benners and Miss Alabama King.
 MT. Dunlap's best man will be Mir. D. R. Dunlap of Mobile. and the groomsmen and ushers will be Mir. Murray Wittichcn, MT. George Wittichen, MT. Walter Fowlkes, MT. Russell Callen of this city. and MT. John McCaa and Dr. J. B. Kile- brew of Mobile.
 The bride will be given away by her brother, MT. Carl F. Wittichen.
 Mrs. George w. Scholar has returned from St. vincents to her home. 70s West