The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-17

whom she met at the altar, where the im- pressive service was said by the Rev. J. l. Norris, D. D., pastor of this church. Miss Rosale Philpot was maid of honor, and the bridesmaids were Misses Bettie Austin. Ella Howell, Virginia Walker and Mary Kate Riley. J. A. Williamson of Nashville was best man and the grooms- men were Messrs. Eugene Philpot, J. S. Williamson of Coleanor, Ala, R. l.. Tilgh- man and w. Ezell Craig of Memphis. The ushers were Messrs. Currin Nichol and Will Alexander. Little Mildred Bedell was ringbearer. Among the out-of-town guests were Lee Treadwell and daughter of Kansas City, MT. and Mrs. F. K. Will Hanson of Montgomery, MT. and Mrs. D. F. Biggs of Little Rock, Miss Minnie Hanway of Greenville, Miss. George Mall lory of Little Rock. Following the cere- mony reception was rendered the we'd ding party at the home of MT and Mrs. l c. M. Phllpot. and at midnight the bride | and groom left for bridal tour to end at Birmingham, which IS to be their future home.
 The bride has been a social leader in Pine Bluff since she returned from Eilz- abeth college In Charlotte, N. C., few years ago. She Is a prominent member of the Daughters of the Confectionery, and has long been social favorlte In this city. She was sponsor for the local Con federate Veterans camp at the reunion at Birmingham, and two of her brides maids, Miss Walker and Miss Riley, were her maids of honor on this occasion. NOTES AND PERSONALS.
 Mrs. Percy D. Tabler will leave today to spend the summer months in Kansas. She will visit relatives in southern Kan sas and also pass a portion of the season in Kansas City.
 Miss Maude Davis will leave next week for Chicago. where she will study several months at the University of Illinois.
 
 Miss Jessie Blair has returned from Philadelphia and Is the guest of Mrs. J. B. Simpson on Eleventh avenue, south.
 
 Birmingham friends of Miss Kate Sterry Hunt of Houston will be interested to learn of her approaching marriage to MT. William H. Gibbons of Houston on June 80. Miss Hunt visited her brother. MT. Russell Hunt and Mrs. Hunt last sum- mer. and was formerly the guest of Miss Kate Rogan She is quite beauty and altogether charming. and her admirers here are numbered by the score. MT. Gibbons is a prominent business and so- ciety man of HoustoA After their mar riage they will leave for a bridal tour of several months, but will make their home in Houston
 One of the boxes at the presentation of Captain Cooley" at the Majestic last night was occupied by MT. and Mrs. John Hastings Rowland and party including Mrs. T. U. Walter, Miss Margaret Cameron. Mrs. Alice Doug lass and Miss Mary Douglass.
 Miss Roberta Porter has returned from school, and is with her parents, MT. and Mrs. w. A. Porter, 9os South Twenty first street.
 MT. Walter Hood will return next week from Washington and Lee university, where he is student. He is detained because of his duties as president of the final dance. an office of much distinction, but entails the principal responsibility of the social affairs of commencement week.
 The friends of Mrs. Kate R. Wittichen and Miss Mary Elizabeth Forbes will be glad to know that letters have been re- ceived from them which were sent ashore at Plymouth England. These letters were dated June 3, and stated that they would touch at Plymouth the e2next day Their voyage was pleasant, the sea being smooth with the exception of two days. when the weather was cloudy and the water rough
 They were expecting to land at Ham, burg Sunday, the 9th. There were a pleasant party aboard, and the usual games with dancing and music were en- joyed The moonlight nights were es- pecally fine.
 Mir T. U1 Walter and Miss Agnes Wal ter are spending a few days in southern Mississippi, where MT. Walter has gone on O business trip.
 MT. Charles Northington has returned to | Tuscaloosa.
 ] A dance will be given to the college and older school set by Miss Leila Eliza beth Wood on Friday evening of next Ina Mo