The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-24
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 IN SOCIAL WORLD Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. Bristol Entertained NOTES HERE AND THERE Women Interested In District Nursing Work To Meet This Morning With
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At Newport on last Saturday officers of the army and navy and many summer res idents joined at the naval torpedo station in welcoming Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. Mark l.. Bristol, who recently arrived there. The reception was given by the of- ficers of the station and their wives, and it proved to be delightful The naval band played on the lawn in front of the cot tages where the large party assembled.
 Those receiving were Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Senn, Lieut. Comdr and Mrs. E. s. Kellogg, Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Austin Kautz. Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. J. V. Babcock. Surgeon and Mrs. LewIs Morris and Paymaster and Mrs. Jo- seph Fyffe.
 The wedding was a recent brilliant event at Chl is. church, Mobile, when Ms. Bristol, as Mrs. Helen Moore Tnomas made one of the handsomest of June brides in a gown of white chiffon cloth over niess&i,ne, the skirt bordete1 with pointe dc Venise lace. A tunic of the same lace draped the long trained skirt, and corsage was trimmed with the same lace and finished with a touch of silver and turquoise. Her large picture hat of white was faced with turquoise satin and trimmed with a tall ruche of white tule caught to the crown with a bow of turquolse satin. She wore turquoise orna- ments, a gift of the groom, and carried bouquet of orchids.
 af da wore a gown of white chiffon over mes- saline lowered in pink shaded geranium. E The church, the decorations of which are still being commented upon, was elab- orately decorated in magnolia blossoms and many waXen tapers. large recep- tion followed the ceremony at the resi- dence of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. RIttenhouse Moore, where the decorations were in baskets of white flowers and lights shaded with stars and stripes. The gar- den was hung in lanterns showing the ravy insignia
 Miss Annie L. Williams returned yes- terday from Louisville, Ky, where she attended the International Sunday School convention.
 MT. D. H. Marbury has returned from Louisville, Ky, where he attended the International Sunday School convention.
 Miss Lucy Feagin is the guest of Judga and Mrs. N B. Feagin and is being cordially welcomed by numerous friends. Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Woodward will leave this week for Waynesville, N. C., to pass the summer.
 Mrs. Allan Harvey Woodward and her children will pass the remainder of the summer at Waynesville, N c.
 Mrs. Samuel Earle has returned from Baltimore. The many friends of this charming young woman will be delighted to know that she is much improved.
 Mrs Frank Y. Anderson. who has been quite Ill in Baltimore, where she went several weeks ago with her little daughter, Kate Anderson, is expected to start soutk this week. Both she and her little daugh- ter have been ill at the Johns Hopkins hospital, and the tenderest solicitude has been felt here on the part of their count less friends. If she IS able to travel south, Mrs. Anderson expects to go directly to Winston Place" at Valley Head, the summer home of the Andersons, and where the other members of the family have been for some time. Mrs Ander- sons unexpected illness in Baltimore caused the deepest regret Few women have so universally endeared themselves to so wide a circle of friends than has this gracious and lovely woman.
 Commenting upon the recent death of Mrs. R. T. Wilson, the Lookout recalls some interesting social history.
 "The death of Mrs. R. T. Wilson Tn New York was learned with regret in the south, where she has many rel atives and friends. Mrs. Wilson was a member of the we'll known Johnston family of Tennessee. She was an aunt to Mrs. John c. Griffiss, Jr., Miss Sue Johnston and Miss Martha Johnston, now Mrs. Howard Delaney Koontze of New York city.
 Mrs. Wilson was close on to four score years and had been identified with New York's inner circles for half a century. By a series of brilliant