The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-06
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| Mrs. Roosevelt, have been frequently eh- | tertained there.
 The wedding of Miss Annie Laurie Parker and MT. Henry Oscar Steele of Statesvile, N. C., will take place this evening at nine o'clock at the Eleventh | Avenue Methodist church. There will be a large wedding party, the bridesmaids being Miss Elizabeth Steele, sister of the bridegroom, Miss Mary Parker of Pulaski. Tenn, a cousin of the bride, Miss Henrietta Wilcox, Miss Louise l Moore, Miss Bessie Erwin, Miss Nellie 1 Sloss
 Miss Parker's maid of honor will be her sister, Miss Lila May Parker. MT. Steele's best man will be MT. F. F. Steele of North Carolina and his groomsmen will be MT. James Connolly, MT Louis McKesson, Mir. Gather of | North Carolina, MT. E. T. Guice, MT Thomas Conner and MT William Sharp I of Birmingham. The ushers will be MT. l Mccall and MT. Miller of North Caro- | lima, MT Earle Pettus, Mir N. L. Steele, MT. B. P. Harris and MT. William Frank | lin of this city.
 1 be flower girl and the ring bearer will be little Floyd Fletcher.
 Following the ceremony at the church 1 a reception will be held at the residence of the brides mother Mrs. Rosa Ander- son Parker.
 Miss Lula Maud Caldwell and MT. -uns peIIIem 9IeM uolsuIqlIM 9 IsuoH l day night at 9:30 o'clock at the home Of l the brides mother Mrs. P. A. Caldwell, l TIP West Twentieth street. The Rev. Dr. I J. A. Duncan officiated Only few | friends and near relatives witnessed the ceremony.
 MT. and Mrs. Wilmington left Sunday night at 12 o'clock for Atlanta, where 1 they spent yesterday leaving there last l night for Savannah, where they will sail | Wednesday at noon on the City of Coluin- 1 bus for lew York, their future home. ] Mrs. Wilmington as Miss Caldwell was one of Birmingham's most popular young ladies, and had many friends who will regret to learn of her removal from the !, city. Mr. Wilmington was formerly Of Atlanta, but is now popular young trav- l cling man for a New York firm. MT and Mrs. Wilmington will be at home for a few months at the St. Paurs hotel, and will later go to housekeeping. | Mrs. Lucy Miles announces the engage ment of her daughter, Lucille Guice, to | MT. Robert Robinson Darden. The we'd | ding is to take place on Tuesday after noon at o'clock, June IS, at her resi- | daooa oQOe IJiohIapd avauue l The following from the Nashville , American will be of much interest:
 The weekly table dhote dinner dances at the Golf and Country club are prov ing very popular. About fifty guests will l go out this evening" The refurnishing of the club. and the attractive new addition l will make 1t one of the most attractive | of the southern country clubs. The able committee who will select the furnish ings are Mrs. M. c. McGannon, Mrs. John Arnold Bell and Mrs. Frank c. Fite.
 Among the dinner parties of this even- ing will be one of ten covers given by MT. J. L.. Dlsmukes and chaperoned by Mrs. Miller Dismukes. It will be in the nature of farewell compliment to Miss Florence Rogers. who has been an ad- mired visitor in Nashville the past two months and who will be one of next sea sons debutantes in Birmingham. Her brother, Mr. Humes Rogers, who has joined her here for a short visit, will bt in attendance.
 Miss Cecil Rice is the guest of relatives in Anniston.
 MT. and Mrs. Fletcher Conner of Conner are the guests of Mrs. Braxton Bragg
 Conner Arriving with them was Miss
 Ruth Nickerson of Baltimore, who is also
 Mrs. Comers guest.
 Mrs. Shepard and Miss Shepard of Greenville, S. C., who have been ths