The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-12-30
FOR MISS VIRGINIA M,pAvIp.


The young people were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. ROBBERY Ely Cooper Wednes-
day evening at a delightful dance in
which Miss Virginia McDavid was the
popular guest OF honor The hop was
danced and continued through many mer-
ry hours. Miss McDavid, popular leader
in the college set, was her prettiest In
a gown of blue crepe de chine, trimmed
in pink rosebuds. The dance assembled
the following people:
Miss Virginia McDavid. Miss Rose
Owen McDavid, Miss Luck Lyman Pow
ell, Miss Edith Thompson, Miss Lois
Thompson, Miss Leila Smith, Miss Kate
Earle Terrell. Miss Elise Farrior. Miss
Elizabeth Bowie. Miss Dorothy john
son, Miss Nettie o'Brten, Miss Rebecca
O'Brien, Miss Carey Johnston, Miss
Florence Coffin Miss Margaret Robert
son. Miss Marguerite Robinson, Miss
Helen Rosa Randolph, Miss Leila Wood.
Miss Virginia Underwood. Miss Louise
Long, Miss Ruth Gaudin, Miss Kate
Perry, Miss Mary Kinney, Miss Elizabeth
Going. Miss Bessie Bsthea, Miss Ger
trude Rosenstihl, Miss Helen Thompson
Miss Serena Kirkpatrick, Miss Fannie
Evans. Miss mogene Poe. Miss Vir-
ginia Abbott, Miss Emily Morris. Miss
Mary Lou Cobb, Miss jamie Going. Miss
Susie Hardie. Miss Mary Fox, Miss Pearl
Guscott, Miss Margaret Patton, Miss Mar
garet Latady, Miss Mary George Green,
Miss Mary Munger. Miss Helen Eustis,
Miss Emee McCrossin, Miss Haywood
Motion, NJ. Winston Thompson, Mr.. Glenn
ent Wood, Mr. Charlie Powell. Mr.. Alden
Thomas, Mr.. Claud Estes, Mr.. Edwin
Robertson, Mr. Burt Throckhorton, Mr..
p. l. Evans, Mr.. John Macklin, Mr.. Ros-
coe Harre, Mr.. Henry Badhar Mr..
Robert Badham. Mr.. Jesse Lewis, Mr.
Jim Coleman, Mr.. Charles Estes. Mr.. Tom
Estes, Mr. Clyde Pelham. Mr.. Robert
Hemphill, Mr.. Charlie Heidi, Mr.. Ashby
Long, Mr. Francis Weiss, Mr. Pelham
Anderson, Mr.. Frank Anderson, Mr.. Sterl-
ing Baggett, Mr.. Edgar Baggett, Mr.. Bes-
tor Brown, Mr. Kenneth Charlton. Mr.
Halsey Ford, Mr.. James Gillespy. Mr.. Sam
Houston, Mr.. Maurice Henderson, Mr.
Clarence Hooper, Mr.. Hazard, Mr. ]. B.
Luckie, Mr.. Francis Latady, Mr.. Robert
Malone, Mr. Dixie McCrossin, Mr.. VIII
liam Milliken. Mr.. Lonnie Munger, Mr.
Thomas Propst, Mr.. John Prowell. Mr..
Bun Roberts. Mr.. Felix Sherrod. Mr..
Henson Slbley, Mr. Wallace Shelby. Mr..
Charles c. Terry, Mr.. Porter Terry
HUNTER-DEBARDELEBEN.
The following invitation has been is
sued:
Mr.. and Mrs J. r. DeBardeleben invite
you to be present at the marriage of
their daughter. Katherine Warrena, to
Rev. James Duncan Hunter on Wednes-
day, January IL. 1910. at u o'clock. Meth
odist Episcopal church. south Pratt City
Miss DeBardeleben Is of one of the old
est ond most ro~inent families OF the
district. She is widely known and very
popular among the young people of North
Alabama, especially in church circles
having been for some time leader in
the Epworth league work, and is now the
fret vice nree'dent Of the North Alabama
Conference Epworth league.
Ar err 5 an alumnns of Birmng-
ham college, and OF Vanderbilt university.
where he has Just finished his course In
the theological department. Mr. and Mrs
Hunter will leave Immediately after the
wedding for Calera, where Mr.. Hunter
has been stationed by the last conference
of the Methodist church.
PRUiTT-ARNETT.
Yesterday evening at o'clock. at the
residence Of the brides father, Mr.
George Pruitt, SIP Tuscaloosa avenue,
West End, a simple but beautiful mar
rage ceremony was performed by Rev.
Blackwelder, pastor Of the Baptist
church. when Miss Elizabeth Valante
Pruitt became the wife Of Mr.. II. Jud
son Arnett
Madame Marie Kern -Mullin furnish ed
the musical features OF the ceremony
when she sang In her usual pleasing
manner the brides favorite selection.
"All for You." by Guy De Hardelot, be-
ing accompanied by Miss Buckshaw
Mrs. Arnett Is we'll known in Bir
min CHAM. and Is an accomplished and
cultivated vocalist. Most of her ma
ture years have been spent at New
Haven, Conn.,, with relatives, at which
place she has participated in many
musicales.
Mr.. Arnett IL q prosperous and prom
Using business man of Richmond. Va,
and at one time resided in this city,
and Is we'll known here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnett left at s:30 last