The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-18
NOTES OF TIE WEEK
 IN WORLD OF SOCIETY
CIayton-Watson Wedding of in- tereSt in Army Circles
NOTES HERE AND THERE
Mrs sibley to Address Mission Society On the Subject of Prohibition From the Viewpoint of the
 Mothers of Birmingham.

Mothers of Birmingham.
 The Army and Navy Journal announces the wedding of Captain Bertram T. Clay ton. ouartermasters department u' S' +nA and Mrs. Mary D. Watson of New Orleans. which took place at the home oi the brides sister, Mrs. ]. C. Chunn' Ill Salisbury. N. C. by the Rev. pr John C. Wellwood
 Captain Clayton is a son of Mrs. Nle- toria Clayton of Eufaula, the widow or inc late General Clayton. He is broth er of Representative Henry D. Clayton of Alabama.
 Mrs. Watson is member oi an oiu French family in New orleans. Captalh Clayton and his bride will be at home at the ontario in Washington after Oc- tober 1.
 Mrs William (. Sibley, chairman of the central committee of the prohibition cam nafen. will address the meeting at the Home Mission society of the First MeNh- odist church on Thursday afternoon it s.3o o'clock. when the members will meet witb Mrs. Fain and Mrs. May at ill2 North Twenty-fourth street Mrs Slpley u1l discuys prohibition from the view noint of the mothers of the district
 Mrs. Edward II. Cabaniss has returned from Tate Springs, where she passed 'ne season
 Miss Mary George Cruikshank. who Is the guest of Miss Marcello Pillow m Co- umbia. Tenn. had a brilliant cotIloh given there in her honor the past week On the afternoon preceding the cotnio.' Mrs. Pillow gave a tea for her deouiahte daughter and for Miss Crukshank
 Mrs. FrederlIa Martin of Mempnis' Tenn. who is spending the week "i'h Miss Kathleen Nixon, is noted beauty and belle She has been passing the summer with Judge and Mrs. MaEheIu In Tuskaloosa.
 In beautiful home wedding yesterday afternoon at 3.30 o'clock Miss Florne pearl shannon was united in marriage to MT James Thomas Jones. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Jalnse A. Dnnean pastor of the First Methodlst church, at the residence of MT. anu NiS' Gus Lee l22S Twelfth avenue norlh' Tine home was decorated in ferns, ana
 
 largest and prettest of collections. Ohly inc family and immediate friends were nresent. The only attendants were hllle Elizabeth Shannon and Fred Lee, the Ilo- bon bearers ,4. Mr and Mrs Jones left for Atlanta Jamestown and Washington. and Will pc at home on their return at GOA Tuscaloosa avenue West End. The bride IS one oi inc most charming young ladies or her social set while the groom is well known as a promising young business man.
 Miss Bessie Jemison and Miss Louise Walker expect to visit Mrs Wiiliam Dempsey Partlow in Tuskaloosa the Iat- ter part of September.
 Mr. and Mrs ]. Campbell Maben, Jr., have returned from Gainesville, Ga'
 MT. William Lindsay and Miss Lindsay have returned from the east During lbeir visit Mir Lindsay enjoyed re"h- ion with members of his family whom ne had not seen in more than twen'Y--Ve years He also visited some oi the hoeeu flower centers in the North.
 cantafn and Mrs. T. C. Mcdonald Will fake nossession of their Highland avenue residence the first of october.
 Mr and Mrs. NHilanl ildlui'' '"9' Grace Hardie and other members or the family. who have been passing the sum mer al their lodge near Birmingham Will return to their Sycamore street resi- denee the first of October.
 Miss Margretta Williams has returieu' NIr. and Mrs. NJ Y. Joseph ana t'lclr voung daughter are receiving cordlal weIcon,e from their many friends upon their return after an absence of several months abroad.
 Miss Janette Walters has returned from Mississippi and is the guest of Miss Will Hams at Hill Crest.
 Mrs A r. floss and her son Hugh ba1,e returned to Johnston City, after Nis- fling relatives in Rirminsham
 The afternoon tea was designed oilSI- nally for bringing together those people who have no interest in common, says