The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-07-18
QUIET WEDDING
 AT TUSCALOOSA
Miss EIma White MarrieS Mr..
 W, H. EStridge
CHURCH IS ORGANIZED
Christian Congregation is Formed at Tuscaloosa With Thirty-two Charter Members. Mrs.
 Mayfied Entertains.

Tuscaloosa. July 17.-(Speeial )-There was quiet but interesting wedding here yesterday afternoon, the contracting parties being MT. W. H. Estridge and Miss Elma White The ceremony took place at the residence of the brides broth CT MT. Albert White, on Ninth street at 4:9 o'clock. There were only a few friends and relatives present The min~ ister officiating was the Rev John Van Lear of the Presbyterian church. Mr. and Mrs. Estridge left immediately after the ceremony for their future home in Brookwood. The bride Is a very sweet and attractive young woman, and though she and her family have not been living here long, having moved to this place from Knoxville recently, she has already made a number of friends Mr. Estridge is a splendid young business man, who has been conducting successfully a turpentlne industry near Brookwood for some time past
 The tent services which have been con- ducted here for some time past by min ister of the Christian church have result ed in a considerable interest Sunday morning church was formally organized, with a charter membership of thirty-two. They are now having a committee to se- lect a convenient site for a church lot and will erect an edlice at once. There has been Christian church in Northport but there has never been one in Tusea- loosa heretofore.
 Mrs. J. J. Mayfield entertained delight fully at cards on last Monday evening i'll honor of her sister. Miss Frederlke Mar tn of Memphis and her visitor. Miss De- shon of Little Rock, Ark. The game played was bid euchre and quite a hest of friends were Mrs. Mayfied's guests on the occasion. This is Mrs. Mayfeld's first entertainment since moving out to the ante-bellum home which Judge and Dr. Mayf1eld recently purchased. The home is quite an elegant old place, and was made exceedingly attractive on Monday night. After the games delicious refresh ments were served. The evening was one of unaloyed pleasure to all fortunate enough to be present.
 Jim Hughes. who recently escaped from the county jail and was captured several days later, left here Monday to begin his sentence He was one of the three men who succeeded in getting out of the coun- ty 1ail by cutting through the window | facing and removing some of the adjacent brick about two weeks ago. The two men who escaped with him have not yet been | captured.
 The party which has been enjoying an outing up at Windham Spring, twenty 1 five miles above here, returned to the | city today. They report an elegant time Those in the party were Mrs. G. w. Chris tian. Miss Lda Winslett. Miss Bessie strudwick, Miss Aannalee Fitts, Miss Juliette Hogan, Miss Bessie Donoho, Miss | Sears and Miss Perrin, the last two from Eutaw, and Messrs. J. W. Strudwick, Sam | Friedman, Joe Searcy. Ed Snow, Hugo Friedman, Tom Christian.
 Mir. and Mrs Harry Eddins have re- | turned from visit to Hot Springs, Ark. | for several weeks.
 Prof. F.. B. Kay of the university engi- | neerinR department, has returned rom visit to the east where he was present at several engineering gatherings. lie went to Montevallo yesterday to consu!' with President Palmer of the Girls In | dustrjal school with reference to TUT nishing a more adequate water supply TOT 1 the institution. f.
 Miss Anna Taylor Donoho mas gone |. Mobile to join Miss Abbie Searcy In WISH to Mrs. John T. Cochrane Of that clty. 1 Mrs. s. E. Wasson her rather, the heN q w Anderson. Master Ed Wasson ano 1Iiss Louise Anderson left yesterday for puIeski. Tenn, to spend the remainder oi | the summer. o,o.
 Mrs T T. Garner and Miss Beth Garner ,aft vesterday for a visit to relatives III | Birmingham.