The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-06

1 formation regarding the periods which i witnessed the organization of the different patriotic societies, the Sons of the Revolu- l tion, the Daughters of the American l Revolution the Colonial Danes. the l Daughters of the Republic and other so- | cieties, all of which the daughters main tain were directly responsible for the l trend of the historical novel. l Among the delegates elected to the state 1 conference were Mrs J. II. Harwen, Mrs. 1 C. J. Sharp and Mrs. C. M. Tardy. Mrs l Joseph V. Allen chapter regent, will | also attend the conference of regents in | Athens, which meets December 4-5.
 MT. and Mrs. Dudley Bates Lawrence l of New York entertained last evening in compliment to Miss Weatherly and MT. l Birch, and the members of their wedding | party. The guests went first to the re- 1 hearsal at the church. Miss Weatheriy was very eharmingly gowned in dinner costume of apricot silk suggestive Of
 the fashionable empire style in the hlgh l corsage, filled in with laces and em- broidery in the apricot tints. She wore | with this effective gown a black picture l hat.
 l The wedding will be a brilliant event, l taking place this evening at o'clock at 1 the Church of St. Mary s-on-the-iilgh-
 lands. The ceremony will be performed l | the Church of the Advent. The chaneel
 will be decorated with palms and chrys-
 anthumus, the colors, white and green,
 distinguishing the decorations and the l handsome toilettes of the bridesmaids
 Miss Weatherly will enter the church 1 with her father. Her youngest sister. ] Miss Marjorie Weatherly, will be maid of
 honod, and Mrs. Dudley Bates Lawrence l of New York, a sister of MT Blrcni Will
 be matron of honor. The bridesmaids | will be Miss Flora Orr, Miss Dorothy Orr, | Miss Lillian Douglass cousins of the | bride; Miss Bessie Jemison, Miss Virginia
 Means, Miss Emma Leedy, Miss Alice | Moore and Miss Florence Dawson
 MT. Birch's best man will be MT. Dnd- ley Bates Lawrence of New ork ana
 his groomsmen will be MT. Frank White | Jr., MT Frank Jones' MT Edward CraW- ford MT. Arthur J. Picard, MT. John Den son, all of Birmingham; MT. Ernest Sei- 1 bles, MT A. s. Stewart of Montgomery,
 anu MT. James Herring of Ashville, Ala
 The ushers will be MT J. E. Drennen, | MT. Chase Perkins, MT William War | ren, MT. Borden Burr, of Talladega l Following the ceremony at the church | a small reception will be held at the
 residence of the brides parents, MT. and | Mrs James Weatherly, for the members
 of the wedding party, and d few intimate friends of the two families. MT Birch and l his bride will leave a late train for 1 Virginia, New York and Boston.
 Both of the clubs will keep open house
 this afternoon. At the Country club a | concert will be given, beginning at o'clock, and continuing through the driv- l ing hour, the informal dinner parties al
 ways following the afternoon concert at the club to be made up afterward. al- l though there will be less entertaining at l the club tonight than usual, owing to 1 other social engagements. | Southern l this afternoon, bridge to be played after | 3 o'clock. The guests will assemble In 1 the ballroom on the third floor; prld8e l will be played until o'clock, when hotel luncheon will be served in the cafe l downstairs Mrs. E. M Tutwiler will 1 be the clubs hostess for the afternoon. Three handsome prizes will be given and | the occasion will be most delightful,
 large number of women to enjoy the hos 1 pitalty of the club.
 An attractive box party at the automo- l pile races yesterday afternoon included | Mr. and Mrs. Bradely Saunders, Mrs. | Frances DeBardeleben, and MT. Burton | E. Dryden of Atlanta.
 1 Mir Tom Watson accompanied Mrs. C. l B. Spencer and her son, MT. Charles 1 Spencer to Albion. N. T., where the re-
 mains of MT. Spencer will be inferred this | afternoon.
 Mrs Margaret Ramsey also accom- l panied the Spencer party to New York. | Mir Mercer Barnett was best man at | the Yates-Nance wedding, which took | place last evening in Greenvlle. Mr James Devereux Porter, with the
 Birmingham men who will act as his
 groomsmen, left yesterday for Nashville.
 MT. and Mrs. E. G. Chandler are in ! Greenvie, Miss.
 Mrs. Erwin Craighead of Mobile at 1 tended the meeting of the board of the
 Boys Industrial school, held in Birming-
 ham yesterday morning.
 l Mrs Milton Humes of Huntsville is in
 Birmingham. She is a member of the ! board of the Boys Industrial school.
 MT. Borden Burr of Talladega Is in Bir- | mingham.
 MT. Emmett Seibles and MT. A. S. Stew
 art of Montgomery are in Birmingham. | Mrs. Thomas Owen of Montgomery was
 in Birmingham yesterday to attend the
 meeting of the board of the Boys lndus- | trial school.
 Judge and Mrs. Thomas G. Jones of | Montgomery are in Birmingham
 MT. James Herring of Ashville, Ala, l is in Birmingham.
 | MT. Burton E. Dryden of Atlanta Is 1 spending few days in Birmingham. | MT. and Mrs. Amet Wood Fulghum sent out invitations yesterday for the marriage l of their daughter Alberta, to MT. Charles ] Laurence Marsh, on the afternoon of l Wednesday, November 20, at 5;S0 o'clock. ! at their residence, 1927 Twentieth street. 1 MT. Marsh and his bride will be at home ! in Tiffin, O., after January 1.
 The following is the programme of the 1 entertainment to be given by the Young 1 Mems Hebrew association this evening al | s D. m.:
 Opening address. President pr. Fl. Swed-
 law; piano solo, Miss Iibbie Williams; l vocal solo, Miss Ava Shepard, accom- l panied by Miss Nora Shepard: address, 1 Rabbi A. Rappaport; violin solo, MT l. c.