The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-01-16
NEWS IF THE WEEK IN WORLD IF SOCIETY Seibels-DawSen Wedding Took
 Place Last Evening AMATEUR THEATRICALS  Young People To Present a Clever Comedy, "A Box of Monkeys"
 Notes Here and There of
 We'll Known Folk.
AMATEUR THEATRlCALS
BY ANNIE kENDRick WALKER.

BY ANNIE kENDRick WALKER.
 The wedding of Miss Florence Daw- son, daughter of MT. and Mrs John Nj. Dawson. and MT William Temple seibels of Montgomery took place last evening at o'clock at the First Methodist church. There was a brilliant assembly at the church which was elaborately decorated with palms. The many out of town guests seen at the church gave an added social prestige to the wedding which was d beautiful and extremely fashionable event I
 During the arrival of the guests at the church musical programme was given The ushers preceded the matron Of honor and following her the bride came in with her father. Mr. Seibels and his best man met them at the altar, where Bishop H. C. Morrison performed the ceremony most impressively.
 Mrs. Harold Ryan of Canada was matron of honor, and Mr. Henry sebes Of this city was best man. The ushefs were MT. Robert Dawson, MT Henry G. Seibes, MT. Fred Blackmon MT. Charles D. Teasley of Montgomery.
 Miss Dawson wore an empire gown of white chiffon cloth trimmed with rose point lace. The bridal bouquet was of lilies of the valley and orange blossoms were worn with veil Of tulle.
 The matron of honor was in point app- qae over silk. shea carried American beauty roses
 MT. sebels and his bride have gone north. The brides travelling gown was of blue, very smartly tailored.
 Among the out of town guests seen at the church were Mrs. F. G. McMiehael Of Louisville Ky; MT. and Mrs. Charles Teasley. MT and Mrs. Frank Peabody, MT. and Mrs. D. R. Cook, Miss Annie Louise Clifton, Miss Mary Seibels Ball, pr. and Mrs. Goldwaite, Miss Roberta Roberts, Miss Emile Semple of Mont -somery, MT. and Mrs. A. E. Ladner Of New Orleans.
 Proceeding the SeibelsDaWson we'd ding were several informal events Mir Blackmon gave d dinner at the club, and MT. Henry Seibels gave a luncheon. The Misses Caldwell also entertained the we'd cling party
 The concerts to be given during the re- mainder of the season at the Country club will take place on the afternoons of the first Wednesday in the month
 Mrs. J. C. Maben, sr., is observing her Thursday at home, always a very charm ing feature of social life Ter daughter, Miss Bettie Maben, is still abroad but her ughter-in-law, Mrs Spencer Maben of New York, is her guest a present.
 clever eodey, "A Box of Monkeys by Grace Furnlss, will be presented in Birmingham on the evening of March 27. by group of well known bellies and beaux. It will be given in the audito- rum of the Margaret Allen school. Miss l Dorothy Orr is stage manager and has arranged the cast, which is as follows:
 Mrs. Undergo Jones-Miss Anna Van Hoose. Genivieve Llandpoore-Miss Marjorie Weatherly.
 Sierra Bengaline-Miss Connie Evans.
 Mr Chauncey Oglethorpe-Mr David Roberts. M Edward Raulston-Mr. Sullivan.
 The play will be presented under the auspices of the Kings Daughters. It is i a bright and sparkling little comedy. Mrs. Undergo Jones has the distinguished i honor of presenting two young women to New York society, both of whom rep resent diffirent types of feminine beauty i, and ideals, the one from the west, and l the other imbued with English ideas. | The story deals with their social sue eesses. their love affairs, and the lines ] are particularly entertaining. Mrs J. H. Wech will entertain the Clionian club on Friday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at the residence of Miss Mary | Thompson on Ash street. i Miss Elizabeth Brooke left yesterday I for Ashevle, N. C.. for a stay of three months. Her friends will regret to hear ! that owing to i'll health she has gone to 1 consult specialists at Asheville.
 Miss Leila Watson Adams has returned from Nashville.
 Much pleasure is expressed by mus- .ians of the Fletcher cult at the good l esults and increased interest of this | ,ethod. Since Miss Bennell has been lded for violin, enthusiasm for the d-
 ne art is spreading. Nothing tends
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