The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-20
NEWS OF THE JAY IN SOCIAL WORLD. A Dance Given to Charming
 Visitor NOTES HERE AND THERE Wedding of Miss Boyle and MT. Black man-Mr. Henry chisolm Married In Mobie-Invitation To
 Cooper Nuptias.
NOTES HERE AND THERE
By MYRTLE MILES.

l By MYRTLE MILES. ! (Telephones: Bell 1160, Peoples 299.)
 A pretty home marriage was solemnized yesterday in the wedding of MT. Henry Laurens Chisholm of this city to Miss Mary Jackson of Mobile. The wedding ! occurred at the home of Miss Jackson's l parents. Only the immediate family of the young people witnessed the ceremony. 1 Immediately after the cermony they de- parted for New York, Washington and eastern coast resorts
 MT. Chisholm holds an important po- sition with the Peoples Savings bank, and has hosts of friends in this city who are interested in his happiness and wish him well. Miss Jackson is one of the most charming young women in Mobile. She has visited Birmingham and has a large number of friends who are glad to welcome her here.
 MT. and Mrs Chisholm will return in two weeks and will make their home in the Chisholm residence on the corner of Twentieth street and Eleventh avenue. The wedding of Miss Josephine Boyle and MT Charles Henry Blackman of Louisville, Ky, was solemnzed yesterday morning at the home of the brides pa- rents, MT. and Mrs. Jesse Boyle, on Fifth avenue. Only the immediate family and some of the closest friends of the young people were present. At 11:3O o'clock, to the strains of Mendelssohn's wedding march, played by Miss Belle Mccoy, the bridal pair entered the parlors The Rev. A. J. Dickinson performed the ceremony.
 Miss Boyle wore an attractive costume fashioned of blue rajah silk with a mod ish hat. She carried bouquet of brides s ! roses.
 The young couple left shortly after the ceremony for points in the north and east. They will make their home in | Louisville. The good wishes of host of friends will follow the bride to her new home She has won the admiration of many during her stay of several years in this city. She is talented musician and has been the organist at the First Bap- tist church for some time, besides being one of the supervisors of music in the public schools MT. Blackman holds responsible position with the Louisville and Nashville railroad, and has the es- teem of large circle of friends in Louis- vile.
 Invitations have been issued by Mir. and Mrs. John Henry Adams to the marriage of their daughter, Miss Alice Maud Adams, and Dr. Julius B. Cooper. It will occur on the evening of Wednesday, Sep- tember ? at the home of MT. and Mrs. Adams, "Fernbank," at Graymont
 A dance gwen by MT. and Mrs J. Rivers Carter in honor of Miss Hattie Earle Montgomery and her charming guest, Miss Fitts, of Mobile, was one of the most delightful functions of the summer. The attractive interior of the lovely home was beautifully decorated with flowers the beauty of the roses vieing with that of the bevy of pretty young girls, whose | presence frightened the reception rooms | and yerandas.
 Mir and Mrs. Carter were assisted in receiving by their two young guests of honor, who wore dainty lingerie gowns | with laces.
 Miss Kathleen Ebersole, the pretty lit- tie daughter of Mr. and Mrs. c. D. Eber- sole presided at the punch bowl
 MT. and Mrs. Carter's guests numbered about 100 Of their young friends, and the gracious hospitality of the host and hos tess was never more in evidence than on this occasion.
 A death occurred recently in New York city the news of which will bring sorrow into a number of Alabama homes. Mrs. Pauline DuBose, who has lived in New | York for a number of years, but formerly resided in this city, died unexpectedly of heart failure last week. Mrs. DuBose was a member of a prominent Alabama family, and was reared in Demopolis. Many Birmingham people in New York have made it a point to see Mrs. DuBose during every visit, some of them staying a. her home while there. She will be greatly missed by the southern colony there and hosts of others who loved her throughout the state.
 Mrs. Motion Smith and her little son l have returned from Shades mountain.
 Mrs. James G. Moore is in Manitou, Coo.
 Mrs. William G. Paterson and Miss Mary Mackey are in Asheyille, N. C.. to remain for several weeks.
 Miss Florence Rogers is the guest of relatives, near Knoxville.
 Mss Dora Sommerville is visiting in Jacksonville. Carrollton and other points in Mississippi
 Mss Bessie Moore and her little brother, Persons Moore will leave today for Men tone to visit MT. and Mrs. Walter Moore. Jr.
 Miss Margaret Sims, who will leave with her parents, MT. and Mrs. w. l.. Sims early in the fall for their new home in Knoxville, will be the guest of Miss Kate Bloodworth until her departure.
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