The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-06

i for Richmond, Va., where she will be present at the many pre-nuptial social events which will take place in celebra- tion of the marriage of her brother, MT. John Armstead, and Miss Rosalie Fon- taine Jones, which will take place at St. Paul's church early in November
 Mrs ". P. Reynolds of Greenville, Ala, is the guest of Mrs. zell Gaston.
 Judge Gaston and Mir Bernard Gaston of Montgomery spent the week end in the city with Mir. and Mrs. William Fittman Redd.
 Mrs. John McMunin of Greenville is the guest of Mrs. Felix Tarrant
 Mrs. L. Sevier's brief visit in the city last week was a period of pleasure to a number of friends who were so for tunate as to see them. They left Sat urday in their private car for Mont gomery and later will visit Jackson vile.
 Mrs ". B. Bissett is ill at Davis' in- firmary This will be distressing news to his many friends.
 Mrs. Joseph McLester, Miss Mary Ruth MeLester, Miss Susie McLester, Miss Edith Bowron and Miss Emily Sommer- vile returned yesterday from a tour of Europe. They have been absent a year.
 Dr and Mrs. James McLester and Miss Dora McLester will remain in New YorA several days before returning home.
 Among the out-of-town guests at tha Douglass-Van Hoose wedding to occur in Mcintosh, Ala, Saturday, will be Mir i and Mrs. c. P. Orr Miss Flora Orr, Miss Dorothy Orr and Miss Lillian Orr.
 MT. and Mrs J. A. Van Hoose, Miss Anna Van Hoose and Miss Kathleen Van Hoose will go to Mcintosh later in the week to be present at the marriage Of MT. Mack Van Hoose and Miss Lillian Douglass
 MT. Edward Wilkerson and Judge Fer guson will attend the Douglass-Van Hoose wedding Saturday. Among other guests frq'n Birmingham will be MT. and Mrs. Evel ett Meade and Miss Bessie Mil ner. fA
 Mrs. J. B. Rauston sailed Saturday from Glasgow. She expects to arrive in New York late in the week but will remain in the east and with relatives in Virginia until the latter part of the month. Mrs. Raulston is accompanied by Miss May Collins and Miss Bessie Brown of this city and two Columbus, Georgia, girls all of whom will return to their homes a few days after landing
 Mr. and Mrs. Mason billiard of Flor ence, Ala, reached Birmingham last week and will make their permanent home here. They have leased the Gold thwait residence on Fourteenth avenue, i south, for a year. after which they ex- pect to purchase a home. Miss Reba Powers of Florence will spend the winter as the guest of her sister, Mrs. John c. Pugh. She arrived last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. W. Miller have re- turned from a visit to points in Vir- ginia and the east.
 Miss Fern Minor and Miss Lillian Moore went to Ellisville, Miss, yester- day to attend the marriage of Miss Nettie Shelby and Rev. Lonnie Allen Moore, which will occur tomorrow. The Birmingham Choral society has secured the Seals Piano company's hall at 2017 First avenue for the winter, and rehearsals will be held tn ere every Tuesday evening at 8:30 o'clock Sing CTS wishing to enroll as members are urged to make their application at the meeting this evening. as choral work has already been commenced, Mrs. M. Clyde of Cleveland O., is the guest of Mrs. Wheeler, in North Bir- mingham.
 pr. George T. Mcwhorter of River ton, Ala, is the guest of MT. and Mrs John W. Newborn.
 Mrs. Kate Wittchen is the guest of MT. and Mrs George IT. Dunlap in Mobile.
 Capt and Mrs. J. c. Henley have gone to Gulfport Miss.
 Miss Sallie Wood of Charlottesville, N. C.. is the guest of pr. and Mrs. Frank Lupton.
 party given by Miss Corinne Wheeler recently at her home in North Birmingham proved a very enjoyable event to the following guests: Mrs M. Clyde of Cleveland O., Mrs Wheeler Miss Kate Joce, MT. E. Price, MT Ryan Owen, MT. A. Densmore, Miss Annie Ferguson, MT. J. Overton Miss Ethel Owen and Miss Edna Owen, Misses Ethel and Sophronia Smith, Miss Mamie Patillo, Miss Lilla Patillo and MT. S. Patillo, MT. Levi Smith, Mr. Wallace owen, Mrs. John Aucloe, Miss Annie McCurry Miss Rosalie Watson, Miss Enda Harrington, MT. Earl Harrington and MT. Norman Burlington and Mrs. Ancloe.
 The prizes at the Wesley chapel baby show were awarded as follows: A pair of beauty pins to Lora Rose Oliver, baby sack to Mildred Golsan. , a baby cap to Elizabeth Shelton Reid. half dozen photographs to Sam Carnes, a set of beauty pins to George James Hunt half dozen photographs to Virginia Hale, a sweater to Paisley Blackwood.
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