The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-27

ssssessssessssssssssssssss riage to MT. Brice Kelley occurs next Wednesday evening. The guests were Misses Lucy Carr, Charlotte Graham, Susie Angel and Cornelia Stephenson.
 Miss Emily Nicholson is attending a house party in Selma.
 Miss Charlotte Graham will entertain for Miss Lucy Carr on Tuesday after noon.
 Miss Maxie Woodring of Knoxville and Miss Elizabeth Franklin of Gallatin. Tenn, will arrive the early part of the week to be present at the Matthews-Nor- ton wedding on Saturday.
 The marriage of Miss Addie Norton and Mir. White Matthews will be quietly cele- brated on Saturday afternoon next. The brides sister, Miss Ethel Norton, will be her maid of honor, and MT. Matthews will have as his best man, MT. Fred Norton. An informal reception will follow the ceremony.
 The attendants at the Moore-Armistead wedding on January 12 will be the maid of honor, Miss Edna Moore. and the maids, Misses Kathleen Stringfellow and Mildred Tynes. Mir James Tuther of Memphis will be the best man, with Dr. E. P. Hogan and Mir. T. N. Hall as groomsmen.
 MT. and Mrs. John W. Patton have named their little son John Walker, Jr.
 MT. and Mrs. James H. Patton are in Decatur.
 Miss Annie Knox Taylor of Mobile will arrive this week to visit Mrs. Lucien Brown.
 Miss Julia Warfield of Columbia, Tenn, came yesterday to be the guest of Miss entertain her at bridge party during her stay.
 MT. Robert Stephens left yesterday aft ernoon for a two weeks stay in New York. where he will join MT. and Mrs. John Martin of California.
 Mrs M. J. billiard is in Florence for the holidays.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. H. Waid have vel comed little daughter whom they will call Sadie Elizabeth.
 Miss Mary Campbell will entertain at a luncheon Monday in honor of Miss Julia Warfeld and Miss Harriet Rich ardson.
 Miss Ellen Linn Notion gave a dinner at the Country club last evening to her visitor. Miss Harriet Richardson. Those attending were MT and Mrs. T. H. Mol ton Misses Motion Richardson, Ruby Munger Mary Campbell, Julia Warfield of Columbia, Tenn, and Messrs. Rufus Hagood, Alex Montgomery, MIll Dunn, Hill Ferguson and Beach Chenoweth.
 The marriage of MT. J. I. Blount and Miss Irene Russell will take place in Athens Thursday There will be no cards issued.
 Mrs. Marie Kern Mullin leaves today for 10-days' concert tour. She will be accompanied on her trip by the celebrated pianist, Miss Siemons. Mrs. Mullins will return on January 5.
 Misses Jette and Bessie Lanier of West Point, Ga., are passing the holidays with Miss Mary Lanier.
 Miss Fannie Dunn will have as her guest after next Tuesday, Miss Charlie Scott of Rosedale, Miss. ~
 The Kelley-Carr wedding party will be Mrs. H. G. Lowery at her new home in Woodlawn.
 Miss Ellen Ashley is in Tuscaloosa. Mir and Mrs. W. L. Sibley are with Mrs w E. B. Davis for this week. Mrs F. M. Lynch has invited 10 girls to box party on the afternoon of Janu- ary g. at which Miss Bessie Moore will be the guest of honor. Miss Grace Venable Southerland is one of the most sought-after of all the sea- sons visiting girls She is the guest of MT. and Mrs Bradley Johnson Saun- ders, and is the niece of Mrs. Saunders. Miss Southerland has one of those rare, sunny and unspoiled natures, so beautiful in a young girl. and since her formal en- try Into society this season has won an undisputed title to belledoni. Her charming manners and brilliant accomp- lshments have made her the admired cen ter of every group she has entered at the social functions of the week.
 Miss Southerland's home is in Colds boro, N. c. The Souther1and name is familiar one in North Carolina and Vir- ginia, where it has only prominent and distinguished associations. Her mother was the lovely Bessie Venable, one of North Carolina's famous beauties.
 Miss SoutherIands stay in Birmingham