The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-09-14
NEWS OF THE DAY
 IN SOCIETY WORLD The Dress of the American Woman Admired Abroad NOTES HERE AND THERE Weddings Celebrated in Birmingham Recently-Musicae This Evening.
 Departures and Returns of
 Summer Travellers.
BY MYRTLE MILES.

BY MYRTLE MILES. Telephones: Bell 116o; Peoples 29e. King Edwards admiration for Ameri- can women has been frequently noted. He has recently commented upon the neatness of the American womans dress. He is at Marienbad which is alive at present with Americans and several days ago said to "modish'' whose perfect toilettes have been much admired: "I am not judge of women's gowns but I know when a woman looks nice. I must say that the perfect neatness of the American women Is more marked than that of the women of any other nation not excluding even the French
 The American fashionable seems to be more careful of details than the women of other lands and are particular to have things match. Descriptions of costumes worn at the smart resorts across the waters show the perfect harmony be- tween shoes, hose and gloves which pre- vails for the moment. Indeed it is thought more imperative to have the "chaus- serie' correspond than the hats. One who appeared recently in an exquisite cerise gown wore with it pair of cerise shoes that had been obtained only after having sent back eight pairs. one after hairs breadth of difference in tone between them and her frock.
 RANDALL-BROWN.
 Monday, September G. at o'clock, at the home of MT. and Mrs. V. T. Brown, 32l7 North Twenty-seyenth street, oc- cured the marriage of their sister, Miss Florence Brown, to MT. Walter J. Ran dall, Jr. The ceremony was performed by Rev. pr. Glasgow, pastor of Mt. Yer non Methodist Episcopal church. The roses and cape jasmine, and were att tended by a matron of honor.
 The bride was gowned in white lace and ribbon, under white tulle veil, with orange blossoms. She carried a beauti- full arm bouquet of white bride roses. The matron of honor, Mrs. H. c. Beach of Christopher, H., sister of the groom, was gowned in champagne crepe cloth embellished with lace and carried an arm bouquet of pink roses. Miss Nell lie Boggs. cousin of the bride, presided at the piano, and played Mendelssohns 8 wedding march. Hearts and Blowers" was played softly during the ceremony. There were present only the relatives and a few of the near friends. They were Mir H. w. Brown of Athens, Ala, father IL IT 1R ( 41,1 bride; MT. and Mrs., w. P. Brown, Mrs. l.. A. Brown, Mrs. s. P. White, sister of the bride; J. w. Boggs and Miss Nell lie Mae Boggs, cousins of the bride; MT. and Mrs. w. J. Randall, father and mother of the groom; Miss Edith Mac Randall and Roscoe L. Randall, Mrs. H. c. Beach, MT. Thomas Parr of Terre Haute, Ind, MT. Porter Davidson, Dr. Charles I. McElroy, Mrs. J. Dodson, Miss Eva Moore. MT. and Mrs. w. s. Ram sour, MT. and Mrs. John Wall. MT and Mrs J. A. Wall, MT. and Mrs. T. A. Wall, Mark Wall, Sam Wall, Gorden Dod- son, Leonard Moore.
 A reception followed the ceremony Punch was served by Miss Daisy Brown and Miss Jessie Mae White. Later in the evening the wedding cake was cut
 Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock the next scholastic year of the Birmingham seminary will begin. The faculty for 1909- 10 will be as follows:
 Miss Louie Compton and Miss Hattie Morton, principals.
 Miss J. c. Beaird Peabody Normal. Nashville), presiding teacher; higher mathematics, mental science. N
 Miss Julia Bergman (Wellesley col lege), higher English. literature.
 Miss Elizabeth McCune University of Kansas). science and mathematics.
 Miss Zoe Dobbs University of Tennes- see). Latin and history.
 Miss Thomas Roquemore (Emerson Col ltge of Oratory, and Harvard university, expression and assistant in English.
 Miss Otie Shpman Science HilD, acad- emic department.
 Miss June Burdette Birmingham sem inary), assistant in academic department.
 Miss Eloise Hemphill (Chautauqua nor mals), primary and preparatory depart ments).
 Miss Muriel Beaird Birmingham sem inary), assistant in primary department.
 Miss Olga Buttet Geneva, Switzer- land. French and German).
 Miss E. Augusta Jones (Art schools of New York, Washington, Cincinnati, Chi cago), art in all forms. art history.
 Miss Hattie Morton (Cincinati conserva = tory, Sherwood School of music, Virgil Piano schooD. director music department, piano, harmony.
 Miss Annie Elizabeth Jones (artists de- partment Royal academy, London, Eng land). piano, harmony. theory history
 Miss Laura Tabillia Sluna (Atlanta uni versity conservatory, violin. piano, theory.
 Miss Marie Paulsen (Christiana, Nor way; Paris, Berlin conseryatories). voice culture, sight singing. piano. chorus.
 Miss Jennie Southall. chaperone.
 Miss Gree Lutz, housekeeper
 Dr. F. H. Compton, resident physi- clan.
 Miss Loulie Compton. principal, home department
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