The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-09

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 a seam allowance is provided, lay the right side of the frill against the right side of the garment to which it is to ! be attached, with the seam edges even; | haste the seam. then lay over the frill 1 a narrow piece of the material to serve as a facing and include its edge in the
 same seam and stitch It. Turn the fac 1 ing over on the inside of the garment; 1 turn under the edge and hem it. This finish is sometimes called a false hem.
 LONDON GOSSIP. London, Saturday.-King Edward and l Queen Alexandra, who will come to Buck | ingham palace in the middle of January | for the opening of Parliament, will hold the first court of the season Friday, Feb
 ruary T. and later in the same month
 second court will be held.
 The first of these functions will as
 usaul. be chiefly official and will be at 1 tended by the ambassadors, chefs de mis- l sion, members of the government and former ministers. The diplomatic circle | will however, be smaller than usual, ! owing to mourning.
 | Madame Musurus, doyenne of the am- 1 bassadresses, although she means to set l tie in London, will seldom be seen at state ceremonials. Both she and the late | Musurus Pacha, so long familiar at court, will be greatly missed.
 | Another notable absentee will be Dr. 1 Nansen, the Norwegian minister, who re- | gently rendered his resignation He is
 now in mourning for his wife.
 
 regular meeting this afternoon. The | memb CTS will please note the change of 1 time from 3 o'clock to 2:90 o'clock. All mothers of pupils are invited to at 1; tend.
 Mrs. G. F. Cassiday is the guest of
 her daughter, Mrs. Harvey w. Laird, in Montgomery.
 1 Mrs. Lucy Speer and daughters, who l have been spending the holidays with relatives here, have returned to Chat | tanooga.
 | "An interesteing social event" says | the Atlanta Georgian and News, of I January to the large circle of friends l and acquaintances of the young cou-
 pie will be the wedding of Miss Kath arine Dreyfus and MT. Herman Rich, l Jr., of Birmin gham, Ala, which is an- 1 nounced by the brides mother, Mrs. | Hannah Drcyfus, to take place on the evening of January 15, 1908. l The wedding will take place at the residence of Mrs. Dreyfus. 40 South Pryor street at o'clock in the even ing, and will be followed by dinner ! party for the wedding guests "Mis Camille Sommer of Atlanta will be Miss Dreyfus' maid of honor and MT. Dave Rich of Birmingham will attend his brother as best man.. There will be no other attendants, and after the dinner party the young couple will leave on a wedding trip" The friends of F. D. Nabers Jr., who has been at St. Vincents hospital for some time, will be glad to know that he will soon be out again. Decatur, January S.-(Special)--A pretty home wedding was that of Miss Virginia Robinson to Mir. Bruce Vest moreland, which took place at the home of the brides father in Decatur this afternoon. The wedding ceremony was pronounced by the Rev. kDr. John S. Parks, pastor of the First Presby- terian church.
 The home was charningly decorated for the occasion with potted plants and trailing vines. Only @ few of the most intimate friends of the bride and groom were present, besides the rela- lives. Immediately after the cere- mony MT. and Mrs. Westmoreland left for Louisville. where they will spend the first few days of their honeymoon and will then be at home to their friends in Decatur.
 The bride is a daughter of MT. c. N Robinson of this city and was one of the most popular young ladies of the Decaturs. The groom is cashier Tor the Louisville and Nashville Railroad company at Decatur and he comes from one of the oldest and most highly respected families in North Alabama. Tuscaloosa, January S.-(Speeial)-A wedding of unusual interest occurred here yesterday afternoon at the St. Johns Catholic church, the contracting parties being MT. Michael Maloney and Miss Mar garet Ryan. The pretty Catholic cere- mony, which was pronounced by the Rev. Father Cassidy, was impressively conduct ed, and the musical programme on the occasion was highly appropriate and en- tertaining.
 MT. stel t-rris of Birmingham sang. "A and MT. Guy Huthnanc fraat MT. Ar | thur Perk m 4 weral beau- l tiful sele fG. a fSe Mrs. Wal | ter Ryal a a i the bride,