The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-27

the whole citizenship Of the state feels cordial interest. The occasion will at- tract guests from many distant points. It is to be selemnized on Saturday aft ernoon, December at 2 o'clock at the home of the brides parents. Mir and Mrs. W H. Gardner, in Union City. The res idence is a large old-fashioned house, handsomely proportioned and spacious. but 1t will probably be taxed to it's ca- pacity with the guests assembled to wit ness the governors marriage to a young woman of unusual gifts and personal Iascination.
 .The ceremony will be performed by Governor Patterson's brother-n-law, Rev. Sterling J. Foster. a Presbyterian min ister of Birmingham. Every detail of the affair will be simple and devoid of all ostentation. The bride will wear a trav- cling gown of dark blue tailored broad cloth. with a dark blue silk hat. There will be no attendants. The brides younger sister, Miss Leonora Gardner, will stand near her during the cere- money to hold her bouquet, while the wedding ring is being adjusted, and MT. Gardner will give his daughter in mar riage.
 Immediately after q brief space for congratulations, the governor and his bride will leave Union City in a private car, and will come directly here, where a short time will be spent at the man sion before they leave on their we'd ding trip east.
 Governor Patterson will go to Union City in private car on the day before the wedding. Among the guests from d distance who will attend the marriage will be the governors mother and daugh- ter, Mrs. Josiah Patterson and Miss Sara Patterson, his brother-in-law, and sisters, Rev. Sterling J. Foster of Birmingham, and Mir. and Mrs. E. B. LeMaster of Memphis the brides brothers and sis ters, Messrs. Russell E., F. D.. and w. A. Gardner, all of St. Louis, and their wives; Mrs. s. G. Hunsaker, Mrs. M G. Travis of Chicago; and Mrs. c. s. Fitz- patrick of Helena, Ark, and her aunts, Mrs. T. N. Jones of Columbia; Mrs. J. R. Thomson of Dresden; Mrs. Oscar Turner of Chicago, and Mrs. J.. B. Began of Terre Haute, Ind, Mrs D. c. Taylor, a friend of the family from Fulton, Ky, will be also among the out of town guests.'
 Mrs. John Danforth is the guest of her parents, Judge and Mrs. J. B. Castor at Cloyerdale.
 The Council of Jewish Women will meet with Mrs. Morris Newfield at 3:So < o'clock on Thursday. The hostess will read paper on Byron and discussion will follow All interested are invited to att tend
 Miss Marie Smith is spending some time in Philadelphia, and entertained at 8 beautiful violet luncheon on Saturday.
 Mrs. D. Altman of Chattanooga is vis- iting her daughter, Mrs. T. H. Carman, 515 Seventeenth street, north. The ladies of the Christian church will conduct a cake sale this morning at the Patten-Pope drug store.
 The ladies of the First Presbyterian church will hold a Thanksgiving may ket today at the store of Fox Sons & Smith Co.
 MT. and Mrs. T. D. Long of Chatta- nooga are the guests of relatives in this city
 Mrs. John T. Cathey of Gadsden is in Birmingham.
 l Among the out-of-town guests at the | marriage of Miss Lazarus and MT. Wiel which will occur this evening, will be Mrs. E. T. Caddens, Miss Ray Caddens Miss Alma Caddens. MT. Lester Jacobs MT. Herman Strauss and MT. Gussen- heimer of Montgomery. MT. and Mrs. E. J. Blackwood were rendered a surprise party by about 30 of their friends and neighbors Monday evening, it being the tenth anniversary of their wedding. As the tenth anni- versary is the tin wedding day a large the hostess. Dainty refreshments were served and delightful evening was spent playing games.
 Mrs. Page and Miss Page of New York, Mrs. Woods and Miss Woods of Char lottesville, Va, Mrs Mason of West Vir- gnia, Mrs. Whitehead and Miss White head of North Carolina, will arrive next week to be the guests of Dr. Lewis c. Morris.
 Owing to illness Miss Helen VanHoose, who was to have been bridesmaid at the s------------