The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-24

received the cOnBfatuldllOnS or tnelr many friends.
 During the evening punch was served and presiding at the punch bowl were Miss Annie Oliver and Miss Ethel Lomis. They were exquisitely gowned in pink and white crepe de chine and lace.
 In the library coffee was served. In the dining room flowers, ferns and bright lights made a pretty scene.
 The large mahogany table in the cen- ter of the room was handsomely decorat- cd with a lace centerpiece of rare design and a cut glass vase of roses. At each corner of the table, caught up to the chandelier, were white and pink ribbons.
 The presents were many and hand some.
 Among the guests were Mir, and Mrs. George Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Albritton, MT. and Mrs. R. II. Wharton, MT. and Mrs. c. D. Rodgers, MT. and Mrs. w. l. Yielding, Mir and Mrs. w. G. Tyler, MT. and Mrs. Brombley, MT. and Mrs. J. w. Murphy, MT. and Mrs. Ralph Per son, Dr. and Mrs. c. sE. Rosemond, MT. and Mrs. George Dodson, MT. and Mrs. Joe Harrell. MT. and Mrs. Charles Mat thews. Mrs. Lou Albritton; Mrs. w. Dick en, Mir and Mrs. McArthur MT. and Mrs. W. II. Perkins MT. and Mrs. T. R. Blake, MT. and Mrs. McCallister, MT. and Mrs. Parsons, MT and Mrs. John Reese, MT. and Mrs. B. H. Harkins, MT and Mrs. R. Albrtton. Dr. and Mrs. Blackwell. MT. and Mrs. Joseph Hannell; Miss Lula Hannell, Miss Mabel Cunniff, Mss Ethel Lomis, Miss Annie Cunniff Miss Annie Oliver. Miss Era Myers Miss aisy MeClusky, Miss Nell Hunt, Miss Lourine Perkins, Miss Kathline Chapman, Miss Susie Rosemond; MT. John Cole MT. J. D. Proctor, Mir. M Burck, Mir Julian Lovett Mir Joe Newman, MT. Sam n..1 N Vol 1yn
 A meeting of the board of managers of the Mercy Home will be held at the home on Tuesday morning. On Thanks giving a committee of ladies will be at the home to receive donations of money, provisions and other Thanksgiving offer ings. The public always makes gem erous offering toward the D,ercy Home at this season, and all contributions will be gratefully received.
 The programme for the Conservatory musicale at Cable hall this afternoon at 345 o'clock will be as follows:
 Piano-Fantasy pieces; op. 1, (schu- mann). (al. ''Evening'; (b "Why?": Co. "Whims'. Mrs. Edna ockel-Gussen.
 Baritone-(a). "Winter Song QH. von Kossl: (b). stay Yet Awhile" op. 35. No 3, (Ad. Jensenl: Co. Song of Spring, Op. 26 No. 1 CVon Fieltz); Mir Glen 0. Friermood.
 Violin-Walters Prize Song from the "AIasterslngers,' (Wagncr); MT. William Gussen.
 Piano.Nocturne, op. 15. No. ?; Three Preludes, Op. 2s, Chopin; Mrs Edna Gockel-Gussen.
 Baritone-ta). "Go Not Too Far" (Mrs. Beach); Cb). "The Pipes of Pan' tEd- ward Elgar): tc). "The Pretty, Pretty Creature" (old English; MT. Glen o. Friermood.
 Piano, Violin and Cello, Trio e Major (Haydn); Andante-"Poco. Adagio. Can table''; Finale-"Hungarian Rondo." presto; Mir and Mrs. William Gussen and MT. G. Klenk.
 Haydn (Germany), 1732-1S09 Chopin-( (Poand). 1Sl0-1Si9.
 Schumann-( -(Germany), 1S10-1S56. Wagner-(Germany), 1Sl2-1sS3. Jensen-( Germany, 1S3i-1SI9. Elgar-( (Englaud), 1857 Felitz-tGermanN, 1890 Beach-(Ameriea), 1867. Koss--(---)-
 Next Friday will be chldrens day at St. Paurs bazar. Special amusements will be prepared from 2:S0 to o'clock in the afternoon.
 In one of the cozy parors of the New Florence hotel Thursday evening at 10 o'clock, beautiful wedding took place. when one of Shelby countys fairest daughters. Mary Anna, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. A. E. McGraw of Vincent, and MT. Mark Morrel. young man of sterl- ing qualities and leading druggist of Gulfport, Miss, were united in marriage by Dr. A. J. Dickinson of the First Bap- tist church. The marriage came as d surprise to their many friends and rela- lives. as it was expected to come in the latter part of December. MT Morrel de- cded he could leave his business better now than then. so he wired his com inG and prevailed on her to return with him. Only few friends were fortu- nate enough to witness the marriage. A brother, MT. Fluker McGraw of Vincent MT. Edwin McGraw and wife; Misses Cara and Emma Pitts and MT. and Mrs. j. H. Baton of this city After the mar riage the party repaired to the dining room and enjoyed a most delightful repast. MT. and ITS. Morrel will go at once to their home in Gulfport, carrying with them many good wishes of their friends
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