The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-24

at $50 o'clock at the residence Of the
brides mother, Mrs. j b. Anderson, on
Houston street The wedding was quiet
home affair, witnessed by the immediate
relatives only. Miss Laura Anderson
acted as maid of honor while Mr.. Pugh
Fl. Iightcap Of Mississippi was his
brothers best man. The marriage service
was performed by DR.. Baylor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South. The
following out Of town guests attended
the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. James a.
Anderson of Alpine, KY Mr.. and Mrs. IL
b. Lghtcap of Yazoo City, Miss; Mrs.
W. b. Newman of Nashville, Mrs.
Thomas Lightcap of Yazoo CITY, ME-
Pugh II. Lightcap Of Yazoo.
Major and Mrs. j. II. Warner are ell
PERTAINING Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Hoard
of Nashville. Mrs. Douglass Baxter left
this week for an extended visit to rela-
tiyes in Texas Her sister, Miss Hazel
Brock. remains in Paris and will spend
the summer travelling in Europe.
Mrs. Arthur Allen entertained on Mon
day afternoon when the following ladies'
were present: Mrs Joe Anderson. MRS.
A. W. Camblss, Mrs. w. l.. Frierson,
Mrs. Hoyt webb, Mrs. ]. p. Pemberton,
Mrs. Dwight p Nicklin, Mrs. David l..
Crayson Mrs j. b. Robertson, Mrs.
James l.. Caldwell, Mrs. Ed f. Sholar,
Mrs John r. Pitner and Mrs Arthur
Allen.
Mrs. Tom Webster entertained the Fri
day afternoon club yesterday. Miss Irene
Bush entertained on Tuesday afternoon In
honor of Miss Annie McBroom, VINO VIII
become a bride next week. In addition
10 the large number of guests who were
. nresent and the bride-elect, the following
young ladies were special guests as they
| are to be bridesmaids: Miss Pearl Hen
| derson. Miss Rosebud Heron, Miss Ellz-
| abeth Montcastle, Miss Nena Paris, MISS
| Bess Henderson. Miss Irene Bush is also
! to be a bridesmaid.
| At the meeting of the FRANCES vi.
| Walker Chapter, Daughters OF the Con-
federacy. on Tuesday afternoon musical
programme was given after the business
| meeting. Miss Ethel Allin rendered vio-
! lin solos: Miss Marguerite Warner sang
| appropriate selection, and Miss Hogshead
| gave several piano numbers. Mrs. II.
| q Saunders, who was hostess Of the
meeting. served delightful refreshments
at the close of the programme
CULLMAN.
Cullman. March 2s-(Special)-Mr and
| Mrs M. L. Robertson have returned from
visit to Birmingham friends.
Miss Gault Campbell of Decatur is the
| guest of relatives in Pensacola, Fla.
Mrs. Susie Smith of Decatur is visiting
ber mother Mrs. Henry Halbrooks.
| Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Lasseter OF Birn-
| jngham are spending few days with
| Culman friends.
+ r Rosson is spending the week with
| friends and relatives in Guntrsvllie ana
| Mltonsville, Ala.
| Crawford Johson of Birmingham VISITED
| Culman friends this week
| Miss Bertha Herzig is visiting relatives
| in Birmingham.
| Miss Eula McEntire is the guest or
| friends in Falkvile.
Mr. and Mrs. Kline and children have
| returned from Washington and are in
| Cullman for the summer
| Miss Anna Worley Is spending several
days in Birmingham. the guest OF FRIENDS.
Mrs. Grover Halbrooks and little
daughter of Ensley are the guests of
Mrs B. M. Travis
Claude Griffin went to Birmingham
Tuesday, to enter Howard college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy McEntre spent
Saturday in Birmingham.
Miss Lena Madsden of Vinemont is WIS.,
iting in the city.
Alfred Thurlow of Battle Creek. Mich,
, is spending several weeks tn guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Hobbs.
Miss Lula Crothers is the guest of her
sister, Miss Rachel, in New York city.
Mr., McGrath, who has been visiting his
daughter, Mrs Otto Stoll, for several days
has returned to his home In Chicago.
Dan Speaks, Jr.. of Decatur is spending
the week in Cuman with his father, Judge
Dan Speaks.
Cliff Bowden of Birmingham spent sew
eral days in the city this week.
Miss Della Stewart and Mr.. ]. F. Rigs
by who were married "A few days ago,
are making their home in Louisville. Ky.
Mrs. Rigsby is the daughter of James
Stewart. a prominent merchant of West
Cullman.
Hon Frank s. White Of Birmingham