The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-08-24
SHREVEPORT WEDDING
OF LOCAL INTEREST.

SHREVEPORT WEDDING
OF LOCAL INTEREST.
Birmingham friends of Mrs. Fannie
Robinson Allen of Shreveport. La, have
just heard of her wedding, which was
celebrated short time since. The groom
Is Mr.. e. H. R. Flood of that city.
Mrs. Flood was we'll known in Birming-
ham some years ago when as Miss Fan
ME Robinson she was a favorite in mu-
steal circles because of her voice, pure,
ringing lyric soprano. She is a sis
ter of Mr. Gordon Robinson and Mr.
James B, Robinson, both of this city,
and was the widow of Mr.. Calhoun AL
len, prominent business man of Shreve-
port, the brother of Mr.. B. M Allen.
She was herself south Alabanian. Mr..
Flood is musician and has made his
home in Shreveport only a short time,
having gone there from the north. The
marriage Is one of wide interest.
LARkIN-M' DERMoTT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael James McDer-
mott Of Mobile announce the engagement
and approaching marriage of their daugh-
ter, Catherine Louise, to Mr. Thomas
Joseph Larkin of Birmingham, the we'd
ding to take place at the Cathedral of
the Immaculate Conception the middle
of September.
A DELIGHTFUL BIRTHDAY PARTY.
An event In which a large number
of little folk were the participants was
the birthday party of Master Joseph 3.
Plosser, the young son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis K. Piosser, at his parents home
yesterday afternoon 1t was his thir-
teenth birthday and the day was one
long to be RENE nbered for the friends
whom he had invited to Join VITA him
in the games and refreshments COM
mcrorating the occasion. The always
happy plan of pinning the tail on the
donkey created much merriment and
the contest was exciting in the extreme.
There were other games, too, all OF
which had been planned so that every
moment of the time could be spent hap
PLY by the little guests. Each little
boy chose his partner for the after
noon by numbers and right CALAMITY
did he wait upon her highness, seeing
that she had the first and the best
of everything. Those invited to the
party, almost all being present, were:
Elizabeth Russell Margaret Nelson,
Marion Pinckard, Gertrude, Melton,
Mary Sessions, Mary Byrn Simpson.
Katherine Jones, Mary Plosser vir-
ginia Hassinger, Leonora Hassinger,
Dorothy Turner, Elizabeth Locke, Ju-
dith Jones. Lille Williams, Alice Bowie,
Sarah McLester, Margaret Brawshaw,
Marguerite Lewis, Dorothy Davis.
Eleanor Davis Maggie Cowan, Louise
Cunningham, Beverly Leake, Joseph
inc Johnson, Sarah Collins, Virginia
Stone Elizabeth Wyman, Augusta
Dearborn, Mabel Plosser Leona
Plosser, Robert Mcclure, Clifton Alb
bolt, Atwell Brown, Biddle Worthing-
ton, Crawford johnson, George What
ley, Bates Whatley Henry Fowlkes,
William Fox, Norton, Pichard, John
Vaughan, William Coughlan, George
Mirris, Ed Norton, Stewart Coleman,
Paul Pinckard, Basil Wood Leon wy
man, Thomas Benners, Thomas Hop
kins Edwin McDavid, Edwin Abbott,
Joe McDavid. William Crosby, Francis.
Plosser, Eric and John Bromberg of
Mobile, Adolph Beck Clifford Frazier,
James Moore, William Lux, Malcolm
Grant, Mark Myatt, Jr., William Kettig,
Emmett Collins, John Heidi, Allan Far
Grave, Bryan Tomlinson, Lee Bradley
Henry Simpson, Mason billiard, Robert
Gillespy, Rucker Agee, James Downing,
Lenox Brooks. Lawrence saks, Walter
Sessions, Richard Johnston, William
Bromberg, B. NJ. Starks, Jr., of Louis
vile.