The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-13

larynsitls' l; poison, B; apoplexy, 4; tuberculosis, 56; neurasthenia, 12; de-
 mentia, 3; skin cases. I: uremia, B. hernia, 10 constusions, F; hemorrhoids, IS; adenoids, g; mastoiditis. 6; fractures, 54; decorations, 5S; gun shot. 56 appendicitis. 21 dislocations, 16; annerisms 24; burns, 10; etitis media, 5; cataract 2; peritonitis, 1; gastric ulcer, 2; goiter, g. fistulae, 10; sprains, 8; abcesses, 22; skin graft. 6; infected wounds. 2O obstetrical, IA; tuber- cular glands, 8; ophthalmia. 2; gall stones. I; cancellation for traumatism, s. choleo
 eystitis. 9; genealogical, s5; G. w.. 26;
 gonorrhea, IT; no diagnosis. 66. , Owing to bereavement in her family, Mrs. o. H. Montgomery has postponed indefinitely the shower she expected to give this afternoon to Miss Edmond Mrs. R. F. Ruter has also withdrawn her invitations for Tuesday afternoon. when she expected to entertain in compli- | ment to Miss Edmond.
 Miss Leila North left yesterday for Los Angeles. Cal.
 | Misses Alice and Kathleen o'Connell of Montgomery, Mrs. P. D. Gilreath of Greenville, s. O., Mrs. J. H. Reid of Milledgeville, Ga.. are visiting Mrs. Belton I Gilreath
 Mr. and Mrs. Shelby M. Cullom of l Huntsville are visiting their parents, Mr.
 and Mrs. E. N. cullom.
 1 Mrs. R. P. McNally of 21o2 Twelfth l avenue, north. has as her guest her
 mother, Mrs. Williams Farinas, and sis-
 ter. Miss Pearlie Farinas. of Pensacola, 1 Fla.
 1 Miss Kate Garner is visiting her sister,
 Mrs. Luther Davis, and aunt, Mrs. J. T.
 Garner, in Tuscaloosa
 | Mrs. Luther Davis and Miss Ollie Davis have returned home after visiting the for
 mer's mother, Mrs Virginia Johnson Gar
 ner, during the reunion.
 l Mrs. Virginia Johnson Garner had as her guests during the reunion her sister, i Mrs. J. T. Garner of Tuscaloosa, and l two brothers, William Johnson of West l
 Frederick, Okla. This was the first visit of the latter to Alabama in A years. 1 Miss Connie Evans of Birmingham Is playing in the tennis tournaments in vir- l ginia, prior to her sailing for Europe. | In the recent tournament held in Rich | mond, Miss Evans won over her antgon- | ist, and holds the silver cup. She is
 playing this week in Norfolk. Her friends hope she will score another victory for 1 Birmingham.
 | General Sumter Chapter, D. A. R., has
 arranged an interesting programme for 1 the celebration of flag day, which oc- l CUTS today instead of on the 14th, which
 falls on Sunday. The exercises, which will begin promptly at o'clock, will be | held in Behrens park on Twelfth street,
 south Senator Joseph F. Johnston will
 be the orator of the occasion. All pa
 triotic organizations as well as the gen. eral public are cordially invited to take part in the exercises.
 l Miss Kate Meroney sponsor for Leoni- l dias Polk bivouac Columbia, Tenn, and
 maid of honor, Miss Maury Davis, with
 Misses Myrtle Timmons and Louise Cherry, left yesterday for their homes in
 Columbia, Tenn, after delightful visit | to friends in this city during the U. c. V. l reunion.
 | Mrs. l. L. Dunwoody and Mrs. Charles G. Wilbourne, two of Macon's popular ] young matrons, are guests of Mrs. J. H.
 Ray.
 | MT. John T. Gamble of Dawson, Ga.,
 will spend the balance of the week with
 his niece, Mrs. J. H. Ray. MT. Gamble
 is an old wet" of the Eighth Georgia. | MT. and Mrs. J. K Brockman had as their guests for the reunion, Col. and Mrs.
 T. J. Moore, MT. R. H. Barry, MT Barry | Neil, MT. John M. Nichols, Misses Kate l Nichols, Nancy Moore, Maggie Anderson | and Sarah Neill, all of South Carolina. Centreville, June 12.-(Spec.a1. .)-A large
 and fashionable gathering filled the Pres-
 byterian church at this place Wednes- day evening to witness the marriage of Miss Ella Mae Gardner to Darius Alden Thomas of Birmingham, the marriage taking place at g o'clock. Both Miss Gardner and MT. Thomas are great so- cial favorites in the social world of Gen. treville, and their marriage is of especial
 interest to a wide circle of friends
 throughout the south
 The church was lovely with palms and
 ferns and large bows of white satin rib
 bon tied at each side of the altar The bridal party was led by two little flower girls, little Miss Elizabeth Thom-
 as sister of the groom, and little Miss
 Otis Gardner niece of the bride, and the
 ushers Fillmore Gardner and Alden Thomas These were followed by the three groomsmen, w w. Cofeld of Bir-
 mingham, R. Stanley White of Centre vile and Truman Aldrich Thomas of Bir- mingham, entering one aisle, while the
 maids, Misses Sudie Crook of Bessemer Margaret Lyons of Shorter and Ella Thomas of Prattville went up the op-
 posite aisle. They were followed by Miss
 Laura Mae Baker, who acted as maid
 of honor and Mrs. Allie Stckney Jones of
 Montgomery, who was matron of honor
 and immediately preceded the bride. The
 bride entered with her brother, Frank B.
 Gardner of Pensacola Fla, who gave her
 away. the bridegroom with his best man,
 pr. Emory Peoples of Birmingham,