The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-11

and of Maj Edward Magruder Tutwiler of this city.
 Mrs. Duke of West Point. Miss, has been spending several days with her aunt. Mrs. G. Mortimer Williams.
 Mrs. Gates Ivy of West Point is also the guest of Mrs G. Mortimer Williams. Miss Matte Camp of Moreland, Ga. i; MT. and Mrs, John Teasley of Alpharetta, Ga; Mrs. J. A. Shadow and little daugh- ter, Minnie, of Winchester, Tenn, and Mrs Annie Sherer of South .Pittsburg, Tenn, are the guests of Mrs. A. Zlm- merman, 1900 Seventh avenue.
 Gen. J. H. Savage has returned from Florida, and is attending the reunion. Judge Phil A. Brandon of Chattanooga is in the city, stopping with Mrs c. P. Ward on North Highlands. Judge Bran don enlisted with the first company made up in DeKalb county.
 The Rev. w. H. Smith and Mrs. Smith of Richmond, Va, are in the city wlen Mrs. Smiths sister, Mrs. s. J. Johnston, 5930 Third avenue, south.
 Miss M. R. Tawles of Birmingham was married to MT. J. W. Corden of St. Mart, Ga. at o'clock yesterday morning the Rev MT. Johnson of Wodlawn officiat- ing.
 Miss Virginia Murrell of Philadelphia, Ark; Miss Fannie Belle Keith of Spring vile, and MT. T. J. Roberts of He1in are the guests of Mir and Mrs. J. M. Keith of Woodlawn
 Mrs. I. M. Stillwell and children are visiting Mrs L. R. Ross at BPS South Twentieth street.
 Mrs. E. H. Fry of Eufaula is with Mrs W. J. Ware at s12 Nineteenth street, south.
 Mrs A. P. Ware of Louisville is the guest of Mrs. w. J. Ware.
 MT. and Mrs. Gus Rotholz entertained the Bear-Fox bridal party at their beau- tiful home, "Oak Terrace" at cham l and white with a touch of green. The table was beautifully decorated large cut glass bowl, overflowing with sweet peas and ferns formed the centerpiece' and tulle was gracefully twined amongst the cut glass and silver making very pretty and dainty effect Covers were laid for 17-Mr Jake Bear, groom; MISS Fannie Fox. the charming bride-to-be; MT. and Mrs Morris Bear of Pensacola, Fla: Miss Fox of Nashville, Mrs. Al ! Fischel of Arkansas. Mrs. Fox, mother or the bride; Mrs. Kaufman of Nashville, Mrs. Sol Meyer of Arkansas, MT. Mlitoh Fox of Louisville. Mir. and Mrs Ike J. ueilbron of Pensacola Fla. Miss Cecile Rotholz Miss Lillian Rotholz and little Miss Mildred Kaufman of Nashville.
 MT. and Mrs. Gus Rotholz proved most charming host and hostess
 Miss Edmonia w. Gray of Roanoke Va who is maid of honor on Gen. Juilan g. Larrs staff, has been made maid or honor to Miss Banks, state sponsor TOT Virginia, and presented with her padge. She wears as her North Carolina badge one of the handsomest at the reunion anu is a very handsome girl.
 Mrs. Mary Tatton Hudson, president Of the board of trustees of the lsh"ooa Island Confederate cemetary, Cln- cinnati. Ohio, is at the Hillman. Mrs. Hudson represents the Robert Patton chapter. T. D. c. of Cincinnati, owner or the old StoclSdale graveyard. Her chap ter has. besides paying for the property, nearly paid for a bronze monument 10 be erected there The states of Virginia, Tennessee and North Carolina, have made appropriations for the cause. The grand lodges of Masons are also aiding, since nearly all the soldiers buried there were members of the Masonic order. The G. C. of s. Dist. of Scottish Rte mas issued to the chapter letter. The work accomplished by these earnest women or Cincinnati deserves more than passing mention.
 Assistant Adjutant General J. A. Roun- tree Assistant Advocate General Ster- ling Wood Sergeant General Byron Dog fer of the staff of General Apperson gave a luncheon at the Southern Club yesterday at 1 o'clock. The decorations were of the Confederate colors. The fol- lowing were the members of the party: Gen. I. w. Apperson general command ing: Adjutant General N. B. Forrest of Tennessee, Gen. A. c. Sexton of Alabama, Gen. Lee Merrweather of St. Louis, Gen. Clarence J. Owen of Alabam and Gen. Walter B. McAdams of Texas MT and Mrs. J. Beitman entertained on last Monday night the Bear-Fox bridal party at the Bijou and afterward at the Hotel Hillman The following guests were present: MT. and Mrs. Max Bear MT. and Mrs. Ike Heilbron and MT. Jake Bear of Pensacola, Fla, Mrs A. A. Fischell and Mrs. Sol. Meyer of Eudora. Ark, Mrs. Max B. Kaufman and Miss Flora Fox of Nashville Tenn, MT. and Mrs. G. Rotholz, Misses Fannie Fox and Cecile Rothloz.
 Miss Virginia L. Adams of Anniston is visiting her son. Horace Adams, at 2101 Eleventh avenue, south.
 iting her sister, Mrs. Horace Adams, 2101 Eleventh avenue, south.
 Mrs. Bessie Daniels and Miss Mabelle Blunt of Huntsville. are attending the reunion and are at Mrs. s. T. Scholars, 2O1S Tenth avenue, south. Dr. ]. Lindsay Watkins of Nashville, Tenn, is visiting his sisters. Mrs. Y. P. Newman and Mrs. Joseph H. Patton, on South Highlands.
 Miss Minnie Margaret Watkins, daugh- ter of Mir Robert H. Watkins of Wash ington, D. C., is visiting her aunts, Mrs. Y. P. Newman and Mrs. Joseph H. Pat