The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-28
is in the city visiting his sister, Mrs F.

is in the city visiting his sister, Mrs. F. l.
 Tarrant
 Mrs. William Oehmig of Chattanooga
 has returned to her home in that city after
 spending several weeks with MT. and Mrs.
 Haskins Williams on South Twentieth
 street. Mrs. Oehmg was present at the
 Confederate reunion. She is a prominent
 U. D. c. and served two terms as pres
 ident of her state division. Tennessee.
 Mrs. Walter Glenn and little Frances
 are spending month in Auburn with
 her mother, Mrs. Casey.
 Misses Della Dryer and Willie McLaugh-
 lin have gone for two months to Cape
 Cod, Mass, where they will join party
 of artists and spend the tune doing out
 of-doors sketching. Both are members of
 the Art club of this city.
 Miss Lucy Stark Williams, who has been
 ill of typhoid fever at her home on Pine avenue for month, is now convalescing. Mrs Spier Whitaker returned on We'd nesday from Sewanee.
 Miss Helen Thompson will return on Monday from SeWanee and Chattanooga, The Brotherhood of the South Highland Presbyterian church wll hold an open air
 meeting at the residence of MT. James
 Bowron, l401 South Twentieth street,
 Tuesday evening, June 3O at o'clock. All
 members of the church are invited to at-
 tend and the ladies are especially urged 10 be present. There will be music and
 refreshments. The many friends of Mrs. J. H. Ray will be glad to know she is much better off nf a,.in l1,,ac the first of July she will leave for French Lick Springs.
 At the home of the brides mother, Mrs. M. F. Cowan Miss Hattie Alice Cowan and MT. Bellmann o. Hood were united in matrimony yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock, the Rev. Dr. John W. Stagg off, ciating. MT. and Mrs. Pollard were the
 attendants The bride wore blue Rajah silk suited for travelling. Immediately
 after the ceremony MT. and Mrs. Hood left for Atlanta and other points, MT. Hood is connected with the Postal Tele-
 graph company. The couple will be at home after two weeks at 25O1 Fifth ave- nue. | Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Ellis and Mrs. M E. Swan left this morning for their home | in South Alabama, after a pleasant stay | with Mrs. William J. Garrett. 1 Mrs. B. A. Fox and children leave this 1 afternoon for Michigan, to be gone all l the summer.
 Miss Maude Bayne of Montgomery is visiting her cousin, Mrs. William J. Gar- | rett.
 l The Epworth league of the Eleventh Avenue M. E. church, south, will have a 1 barbecue next Tuesday on the lot near l the church from 12 to o'clock. 1 Tuscumbia, June 27.-(Special.)-A wed- 1 ding of much interest to Tuscumbia so-
 ciety was that of Miss Angie Dever of l this city and Dr. Robert Newton White l of New Orleans. The Rev. Dr. George w. Read of Florence performed the cere- 1 mony, which took place in the Methodist church. Many friends of the young cou- /, pie, including some from distant points, were present. The bridal party consisted | of Miss Fannie Howard of Florence, | maid-of-honor; MT. A. B. Elliott, best l man; w. l.. Farr and Joseph Hurston, 1 ushers. The four little flower girls were l Bessie Dever, Flora Wells, Mabel Me- l Cleskey and atherine 1urt Mrs. T. F. 1 Simpson was at the organ. The bride IS 1 the daughter of F. M. Dever of Sheffield, l and is a successful teacher. Dr. White
 is hospital physician in New Orleans, and gained some distinction during the 1 yellow fever epidemic in that city in 1905. 1 Dr. and Mrs. White are spending few l weeks in Hot Springs Ark, before re- l turning to New Orleans