The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-06

l sang together some Of tfre k Ill songs which they learned at tlze last Phi Gamma Delta convention held in New York city, to which they wefe delegates. Sunday evening the couples found their way to Lovers Leap, the lofty rock from whoss heights Gas the inscription thereon reads1 l Thomas w. Farrar and Seraphine Far l rar died together by casting themselves down on August 20, 1927. From this rock and the neighboring Sunset Rock the young folk sat and talked and gazed over the darlSling valley below, while the full moon cast it's silvery radiance over all. From this lovely scene the couples slowly walked homeward, and listened while the six Phi Cams joined hands and with i the lights turned low sang their best loved fraternity song together standing. The first verse Is.
 When college songs and college lays | Are faded with their Makers days; 1 When Sols swift wheels have made us old,
 And college lifes a tale that's told l Phi Gamma Delta, still to thee, 1 Our hearts will turn eternally.
 Monday morning all returned by way of the Louisville and Nashville local taking the train at Oxmoor. after one of the most enjoyable outings taht it was ever their lot to experience. 9
 The wedding of Miss Arie Laird and MT. l Clarence Elmer Fitch was solemnized yesterday afternoon at the home of the
 brides parents, MT. and Mrs. J. w. Fitch. Only the family circle and few inti-
 mate friends witnessed the quiet cere-
 mony. The Rev. W. O. Horton offficiated
 The house was tastefully decorated with 1 palms and ferns. Vases of white carna- 1 tions added an effective touch.
 Mrs. F. M. Pointer played Mendels-
 sohn's wedding march for the entrance
 of the bridal couple.
 Miss Laird wore an attractive going
 away gown of taupe cloth with hat en
 suite. She carried bride roses.
 Immediately after the ceremony the | young couple departed for a stay of 10
 days in New Orleans, Biloxi and Mobile.
 When they return they will be at home
 with the brides parents at 1131 North l Thirteenth street.
 MT Ed Well of Helena, Ark, arrived
 yesterday to be a guest at the Voren-
 berg Herzfeld wedding.
 Mrs. J. B. Stern, who has been the
 guest of her parents. Mir. and Mrs J. R.
 Ryan. at Fountain Heights, the past three | weeks, has returned to her home in Mont
 gomery.
 | a | York is the guest of Mrs. John L. Kaul l Miss Frances Warren of Pensacola Is
 the guest of Miss Flora Orr and Miss Do-
 rothy Orr.
 l MT Rufus Wolf of Nashville returned to
 his home Monday night after visit to | friends.
 MT Henry Gray, Jr., has returned to | Potsdam Pa., to resume his studies. Mrs William Hughes is in Gadsden. Dr. Edwin Topp has returned to his
 home in Tupelo, Miss, after a stay of
 several days in Birmingham.
 The marriage of Miss Ethel Cuddy of | Cleveland, O., to MT James Mercer Bar
 nett was one of wide social interest be- 1 cause of the prominence of both young I people. It was solemnized last evening at 1 the Trinity cathedral in Cleveland and attended by brilliant and representative l assemblage of guests. A large reception | followed at the home of the brides pa l rents. MT. and Mrs Loftus Cuddy, on | Euclid Heights.
 | Miss Eva Conner was Miss Cuddy's maid l of honor and among the bridesmaids 1 who were chosen by the lovely bride to l be with her at the altar were Miss Emmie Barnett sister of the groom, Miss Sadie | Gillespy and Miss Marjorie Weatherly. 1 MT. Barnett asked MT. Herbert Tutwiler l to be his best man, and MT. Matt Sloan, | MT. Robert Johnston and MT. Arthur l Chenoweth of this city and MT. Caskie | Norvell of Virginia, MT. John Byrd, for merly of Birmingham. but now of Cinein- nati, and MT. Edwin Mcdowell. now of l Atlanta to be among the groomsmen and 1 ushers.
 Mrs. c. A. Calhoun, MT. Barnett's sister. was among the guests. 1 Mrs Barnett is daughter of one of the wealthiest families in Cleveland, and has been a belle since her debut a short time since She will be a decided acquisition | to Birmingham society where she is al- ready well known, having visited in the l home of Governor and Mrs. Conner. | MT. Barnett is a popular clubman and | a prominent young business man. He is president of the Barnett Lumber com- pany.
 Miss Laura Mel Towers left Monday afternoon for Tuscaloosa to enter the uni- | versity, and will be with the family of | Prof. E. H. Foster The friends of Mrs. John Towers will be glad to know that she has sufficiently recovered from her 1 recent severe illness to permit of her daughter resuming her studies Mrs. Marie Kern Mullin returned yester- dav from a concert tour of 10 days in Georgia and points in Alabama. Mrs. w. Q. Crews entertained the or l fcers of the, Boys club Chapter 1, yes | terday afternoon at her home. Interesting | talks were given by MT. Maurice Willows, l the club superintendent, and also by Mrs. w. l.. Murdoch, after which pleasant so- | cial features were introduced. There were Ea number of guests present.