The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-07-08

| lighted large numDer or duulences in the north and are now making a southern tour. They have played at country clubs and golf clubs in num- Der of southern cities already, and 1t is said have given such pleasing perform ances in each case as to be urged to return next season.
 Their southern tour began with Richmond. Va, where they played at the Country club, later going to Roan- oke, afterwards to Knoxville and Chat tanooga and other points where they , have deligh ted society audiences. Next ! week they will be at the Athletic club in Atlanta, and will reach Birmingham in time to present matinee, Twelfth Night" July IT, "As You Like It. July IT at night. and "A Comedy of Errors" the night of July IS. Those who delight in Shakespearean plays will no doubt be pleased to witness them among such pleasant surroundings as are to be found at the club. i Mrs Daisy Wendell will leave this week for Mobile where she will visit her i brother. Later she will be the guest of her parents in Florence, Ala
 Miss Lucille Douglass will return | today from an extended stay in the north and east. For several weeks past she has been the guest of Miss i Adamson, in Virginia
 Miss Mary Lou Thornton is spending the summer at Holmes Gap.
 Mrs. Turner weakley has returned from visit to relatives in the east.
 Miss Mary Kirkpatrick has gone to Sullivans. Later she will visit friends | in various parts of South Carolina, re- turning home October 1.
 MT. and Mrs. Guy Johnson have pur- chased the residence of MT. A. L. Full ! enwider, on Iroquois street, which they will occupy in the fall.
 Miss Rosalie Baptist of Columbus, Miss, is the guest of Mrs. Charles Roy. Miss Baptist, who is a gifted musician. has visited Birmingham before and has many admirers here.
 | MT. A. L. Fulenwider's beautiful new It stands at the head of Iroquois street on the crest of hill, and will un doubtedly be ideal from an architectur- al standpoint. It will be surrounded by eight acres of lawns and gardens
 The many friends of Mrs. Ed Warren will regret to know that she remains 1 quite i'll at the home of MT. and Mrs. John K. Warren. MT. Warren, too. is still in feeble health.
 | Dr. and Mrs. W. G. Harrison have as tn cir guest Mrs. Morris of Lincoln, Ala. Mrs. Morris Is en route to Vir- ginia where she will spend some time. MT. and Mrs. Thomas L. Anglin have returned from Holmes Gap Mrs. Frank D. Brannanan has returned from a visit to her parents in Little Rock, Ark.
 There will be an important business meeting of the Southside Baptist church Wednesday night. A matter of business requiring a majority of the members present will come before the church. All members are earnestly requested to be | present
 l Brewton, July 7.--(Specal)-A very pretty home wedding was solemnzed this evening at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. J. M Davidson on Evergreen street, when their daughter, Miss Anna. was united In marriage to MT. Joseph Dean Williams of 1 Birmingham.
 The parlors were beautifully decorated | in smilax, ferns palms and pot plants, the color scheme of pink and white being carried out in carnations and roses. Preceding the ceremony Miss Elenor l Davison sang With the Breath of the Roses" and as the bridal party was ready to enter the parlor Miss Norma Davison sang q Love You Truly" Descending from the upper floor, the bride and groom, accompanied by Mss Edith King Trouty | of Gadsden, as maid of honor, and Miss Francis McMullan of Greenville, were Joined by the brides father and best man, MT. Charles Price Underwood of Spring vile and MT, Mack Davison of Birming ham.
 To the strains of Mendelssohn's we'd ding march, played by Miss Lizzie Kate Dawson on the piano. accompanied by Miss Elenor Davison with the violin, the rarty entered the beautiful parlors where, before a bank of ferns and flowers, the bride was given away by MT. Davison, the happy couple plighting their troth &C., cordlng to the rtualistic ceremony of the Presbyterian church, the Rev. E. A. Smith offlciated.
 The bride was gowned in point lace over white Duchess satin and carried a shower bouquet of valley lilies. Miss Trouty wore white chiffon princess with pink sash, and Miss McMullan wore a white chiffon empire with white empire sash and baby Irish trimming, each carry ing a shower bouquet of roses
 Mrs. Davison was assisted in receiving by Miss Sallie Davison. Mrs. w. A. Lovett, Mrs John S. McMullan of Greenville, Miss Lorena smith, Miss Voncile Strong.
 In the dining room with its pink decora- ,ions the color scheme was ga rried out in