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Evening star., 1909-08-29

"Soonly we go enjoy beer-ceremony at
convenient places He explain to me lie
was a Japanese patriot. who would If
been killed at Port Arthur only he were
too busy in Oakland to get away. q pay
for hon. beer) He announce something
about fond affection & say he were
relative OF mine by photography Of his
mother. Il next again pay for hon. beer
because he was talking nicely) He tell
me about Gen. Prince Oyama, who is his
cousin. (Soonly pay for more hon. beer
& he permit it with aristocratick express
sion.) When this were all slipped away
he make glow of kindness from ears, and
say me, Remain standing stationary here
while I go purchase you a barrel Of ex-
pensive cigars I do so, thank you, for
. hour-time. Then Hon. Schooner come
along with sour eyebrows to lock up bar
for lateness, so 1 am put outside with
cat. While I am still awaiting that
faithful Friend, I touch fingers to pock-
cts of kimono-O my? How considerable
fiat / did become while talking to that
Hon. Count! I was completely lost from
following articles of pocket:
IA purse-book OF value, CSC, but de-
duct for Q year wearing.
$50 absolute wealth.
''3-Ticket to Sausalito & get-back
'4-Gilt watch of Yeddo manufacture,
which might keep time If somebody could
fix it.
.5-Japanese manicure tool-box.
'6-Antique Japanese cut-knife. almost
new.
Evening star., 1909-08-29
"HASHIMURA NICHI.
HANDLE GENTLY"

And yet 1 am not sure he will.
Uncle say, when he arrive back 1T
Yeddo he will stop off working forever &
start a hotel. He got slight farm
house by publick road in Japan. where
cash-wealthy Japanese oftenly make
Evening star., 1909-08-29

look up" But what-say Hon. Police? He
say, my sakes, look OUT" Both are
good ways to know.
Me & Cousin Nogi & Sydney Katsu. jr.,
chaperoned Uncle Nichi down to Nippon
carrying a fashionable new suit-satchel
with label marked:
Evening star., 1909-08-29

I1entSln has large, number of educa-
t1onal associations. In the province of
Chihli there are 12O, and in addition thir-
Evening star., 1909-08-29

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Evening star., 1909-08-29

Copyright, 1900. by Frank c. carpenter.)
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TUTWILER-ADDlSON
ATTENDANTS.

The wedding of Miss Mary Addison Of
Eastville, Va, and Mr.. Herbert Tutwiler
of this city, which will be celebrated at
Christ church, In Eastville, October ID,
will be one of the important events Of the
winter to Birmingham society. The at
tendants have been chosen. Miss Addi-
sons matron of honor will be Mrs. Arthur
Morgan of Petersburg, Va, who is re-
membered here as one of Mrs. e. M. Tut
wiler's guests during the past season. Mrs.
Morgans little daughter. Mary Strange
Morgan, will be the flower girl. Mr.. Mer-
Ger Barnett of Birmingham will be Mr..
Tutwiler's best man and the ushers are
to be Matt Sloan, Mr.. Priestly Toulmin of
this city and Mr.. Arthur Addison, Jr., of
Eastville, a brother of the bride. Miss
Addison will be given away by her father.
Mr.. Arthur Addison.
There will be several Birmingham folk
in attendance at the wedding. Mrs Maben
Hobson, who left the city Friday for
Richmond, will go to Eastville later, to
be one of the guests. and Mr.. Tutwilers
parents, Maj. and Mrs E. M. Tutwiler.
and Mrs. Priestly Toumin, will leave to-
morrow for that point Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Order and Miss Isabel Caldwell
also plan to be among the guests at the
marriage.
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MISS AUGUSTA DEARBORN
ENTERTAINS,

Yesterday afternoon at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Dearborn,
on Fifteenth avenue. Miss Augusta Dear
born was the hostess at one of the most
pleasant childrens parties of the season.
She invited so of her friends. The hours
from to fed by happily with the play
ing Of games and contests. An alphabet
ical contest was especially interesting,
and to the successful contestants przes
were awarded, handsome book being
presented to the boy ant. the girl winning
the largest score. The Nfavors were in
dividual boxes of bon-bons, in which were
secreted a ring, thimble and dime.
color scheme Of pink and white was
followed in every detail OF decoration
and refreshments. Those who shared the
pleasures of the afternoon were, Miss
Alice Bowie, Miss Blair Mason, Miss
Elizabeth Locke, Miss Elizabeth Turley,
Miss Ruth Morrow, Miss Katherine Nc
Cormack. Miss Margaret Nelson. Miss
Ruth Hargraves, Miss Eleanor Hughes
Miss Harriet Tinker, Miss Esther Vail.
Miss Maud Gambill, Miss Katherine Led
better, Miss Margaret King. Miss Mary
Ball. Misu Helen Bsthsa. Miss Ida Bsas-
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ENNETT-TUTWlLER.

A Virginia wedding of much local in
terest will take place Wednesday even
ing at the Church of the Covenant in
Richmond Va, when Miss Amy Tutwiler
will become the bride Of DR.. Nathaniel
Emmett of the same city. Invitations to
the marriage, which have been received in
Birmingham, were issued by the brother
and sister of the bride, Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan
hoe Sclater.
Mrs. Alexander Maben Hobson, who left
Friday for Richmond will be the matron
of honor at the wedding. Maj. and Mrs.
Tutwiler will be among the guests.
Miss Tutwiler has host Of friends in
Birmingham, having been much admired
and extremely popular during her visits
to Maj and Mrs. Tutwiler Dr. Emmett
and his bride will live in Richmond at
PIG Franklin street, east.
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the guest of Mrs Samuel Perry. Jr., who
will entertain for them Tuesday. They
are among the most attractive visitors
Birmingham has had. All are kinswomen
of Mrs. Perry. A number of pleasures are
in store for them during their stay.
A dance was given this week at Nc
ConnelPs hall by Messrs. Joe Levy, Ben
Cooley, H. Permutt and ]. Allen in honor
of Miss Annie Allen and Mr.. Nose DAM
sky. A nice crowd attended and a de-
lightful time was enjoyed
Among those present were: Mr.. Sam
Newburn of Atlanta, Ga, Mr.. and Mrs.
l. r. Rubenstein, Dr. and Mrs II. Swed-
law, Miss Celia Adleson, Miss Dora
Brown, Miss Rebecca Kapansky, Miss
Minnie Goodman, Miss Racheal Damsky,
Miss Minnie Light, Miss Clara Sholder.
Miss Fannie Allen, Miss Sallie Allen, Miss
Nettie Rubenstein and Miss Annie Light,
Mr.. NJ. Shugerman, Mr.. M. Lebernoff.
Mr.. Charles Wolf, Mr.. Louis Adleson,
Mr.. Louis Levy, Mr.. j. Goldstein, Mr.
J. Blumberg, Mr. r. Shevinsky, Mr. Dave
Scheon, Mr.. H. M. Finesilver, Mr.. M.
NARROW, Mr. D. Waffles, Mr. NJ. Silver
fields, Mr.. D. Shullman Mr.. Sam Banks,
Mr.. Carl Allen, Mr. Abe Goldstein, Mr..
L. Lebernoff and Mr.. Henry Damsly
Imelda, the little daughter of DIR. and
Mrs. ]. ]. Duncan, of No. 1124 South
Twelfth street, celebrated her tenth birth
day by entertaining her little friends
with a Dutch party from to o'clock
One of the features was a contest of
putting shoe on a Dutch paper doll
The first prize, a Dutch stein. was won
by Marian Wassum; BOBBY prize a box
Of Dutch writing paper, by Wentworth
Dillon, and the consolation, a pair of
Dutch slippers, by Florence Kyle. The
favors given to each child were paper
surprises which afforded great amuse-
ment. Refreshments were served with
the rooms decorated in true Dutch style.
Those present were: Miss Grace Meg
han, Miss Theodore Poull, Miss Agnes
Began, Miss Freda Matthews, Miss Vir-
ginia Morrison, Miss Leile Robinson, Miss
Imelda Dillon, Miss Eleanor Levy, Miss
Elizabeth White, Miss Kathleen McCarty,
Miss Lucille Brooks, Miss Nora Mullane,
Miss Marian and Miss Eva Wassum, Miss
Florence and Miss Katherine Klyce. Miss
Grace Hall, D. J. Ponceler, Jr., Harry
and Norman Walstrom, wentworth Dill
Ion, James Keenan,, Milton Bennett and
Joe Duncan, Jr.
In the selection of Hon. Lee McClung
of Knoxville, Tenn, as treasurer OF the
United States, the south secured another
very prominent appointment Mr.. Nc
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SOCIETY
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 14.)


Nile aud the Tombs of the Barons,"
Egyptian Literature" "Paternal Insti-
tutions, Especially in Greece" and many
others. The officers of the Eleanor Horde
are: Mrs. s. Jesse Johnston, president;
Mrs. w. H. Johnson, vice president; Mrs
R. S. Hawkins. recording secretary; Mrs.
Sallie E. Stinson, corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs T. j. Kidd, treasurer; Mrs.
Charles e. Burris, director.
The members include Mrs. C. A. Balm,
Mrs. Miles Bradford, Mrs. Bemiss, Mrs.
Charles E. Burris, Mrs. A. H. Camp, Mrs.
A. e. Carter, Mrs. John Dawson, Mrs
Irene Denny Miss Lenna Denny, Miss
Emerson, Mrs. F. d. Fitch, Mrs. ]. c.
Gorham, Mrs. Gillian, Mrs. r. S. Haw-
kns Miss Ruth Hopson, Mrs. II. G. Irv-
ing. Mrs. Jesse Johnston, Mrs w. Fl.
Johnson, Mrs. T, j. Kidd, Mrs. Roscoe
Mcconnell. Miss 8. H. Mcconnell, Mrs.
Charles A. Merrill, Mrs. Montford, Mrs
d. II. Montgomery. Mrs. o. II. Mont
gomery, Mrs. e. E Robinson, Mrs. Sallie
E. Stinson, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. A L.
Wales.
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GOVERNMENT POSITIONS
MEN AND WOMEN

The government gives railway mail
clerks $500 per year to start and in
creases to 1890.
Uncle Sam will soon hold an examina-
ton throughout the country for Postal
ment positions. The work is pleasant,
hours short and pay LIBERAL 1t is esti-
mated that $1,000 appointments will be
made this year. The government wants
men and women over 10. Any reader of
the Birmingham Age-Herald can get full
information and instructions to pass the
examination by addressing the Bureau Of
instruction. S65 Hamlin Building, Roches-
ter N. Y.
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scheme of pink and white was carried
out. The centerpece was a mountain Of
lilies of the valley. big wedding bell
of chrysanthemums was suspended from
the chandelier, the bell-clapper being
Cupid holding a cluster of hearts. The
plate cards were hand-painted while the
minis were pink candy chrysanthemums
The home was beautifully decorated with
cut flowers and ferns and the occasion
was one of the happiest of the season.
Mrs. VanKuren was assisted by Mrs. j.
NJ Morgan. Those who attended the
luncheon were Miss VanKuren, Miss Pau
line Wood, Miss Edith Balm, Miss Bessie
Massey, Miss Lucy Massey, Miss Myrtle
Oldham, Miss Alice Schuesser of Mont
gomery: Miss Annie Lou Wood. Miss
Evelyn Kinney, Mrs. VanKuren and Mrs
Morgan.
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Chung is a cousin of Mrs. George II.
Rogers, who also has another relative in
the Presidents family in the person of
Mrs. Dickinson.
Miss Kitty Thayer has gone to Illinois,
where she will spend several days with
relatives and friends in Springfield, De-
catur and Farmer City. She will also
attend the state fair at Springfield.
Mr.. d. o. Green is visiting relatives
in Springfield and Mason City I'LL.
The following from The Lookout Chat
tanooga, will be read with interest here:
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. T. Wilson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Lowery have moved from the
mountain to their town house. Mrs Frank
Howe Bell will arrive today from Bir-
mingham to visit Mrs. Wilson and Mrs.
Lowery."
Mrs. Frank M. Je1ries of Mobile is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
l.. Worthington. Mrs. Jeffries as Miss
Gertrude Worthington. formerly lived in
birmingham and has a number of friends
here.
DIR. and Mrs. Joseph B. Greene left yes
terday for Ashevile. N. c., to make it
their future home. DR.. Greene will con-
tinue the practice of his medical profess
sion Their departure is deeply regretted
by many friends and a wide connection.
Mrs. w. Jack Justice and little Jack
Justice, Jr., returned yesterday after a
stay of several weeks at the Battery
Park hotel in Ashevile.
Miss Eleanor Matthews has returned
from Nashville.
Mrs. Archibald Miller left this week for
Virginia to visit relatives. She will be
Joined later by Mr. Miller and will ac-
company him to New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Knox Fleming are at home
again after a visit of two weeks in
Chicago.
Miss Annie Rocks of Augusta, Ga, il
the guest of Mrs. j. r. Adam. She win
remain until after the Heath-Adam we'd
ding.
Mrs. I. e. Brooks has returned from
New York, where she went by steamer
from New Orleans. She also visited Chi
cago.
Mrs. w. d. Hammett has returned from
South Carolina.
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FORMER CHATTANOOGA BELLIES
NOW BIRMINGHAM NATIONS.

The following note is taken from THE
Lookout
The marriage of Miss Linnie Love to
Mr. Howe of Birmingham adds an
other to a group of attractive Chatta-
nooga bellies who are now matrons in
the Alabama city, including Mrs. David
S. Anderson, formerly Miss Lila Hixon;
Mrs. Bruce M. Brewer, formerly Miss
Rose Loveman; Mrs. Crawford Johnson,
formerly Miss Carrie AGREE; Mrs. Whit
field Collier, formerly Miss Alice Giles
pie Mrs. l.. B. Graham; Mrs. Frank
Howe Bell, formerly Miss Matte Will
son.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Tuesday afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock
Mrs. Samuel Perry Jr., will entertain
at tea in compliment to her guests, Miss
Sarah Byrn and Miss Annie Richardson
of Tennessee, and Miss Lane VanHook
of New York. Her guests will include
about so of her friends among the mar
ried set and the occasion will be most
informal.
Pelham chapter, United Daughters Of
Confederacy, will meet Thursday after
noon at 8 o'clock with the president,
Miss NJ Adele Shaw, 11S5 Louise street,
South Highlands Attention Is called to
the change of date. The purpose of the
meeting is to discuss arrangements for
Confederate day at the State FAIR
Mrs. wales will entertain the Eleanor
Horde club at Its first meeting at her
home on First avenue and Fifty-eighth
street, Woodlawn.
The Shakespeare club will meet Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. Charles G.
Brown.
Miss Kate Bodeker and Miss Gertrude
Bodeker will be hostesses at an informal
reception Wednesday afternoon from 4
to o'clock in compliment to Miss Annie
Rocks of Augusta. Ga
Wednesday at the home Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Bullock,
in Montgomery will occur the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Will
son Bullock, to Mr.. Benjamin Baldwin
Merriweather of this city.
On Thursday evening at the South
Highlands Methodist church will occur
the marriage of Miss Evelyn Adams and
Mr.. Bert Meadow.
Miss Helen Coulbourne will entertain
the Meadow-Adams bridal party Tuesday
evening.
The literary clubs are urged to send the
names OF their federation directors and
delegates. also the names Of alternates,
to Mrs. e. d. Thames, Greenville.
Mr.. J. e. Miles has opened his dane
ing classes and has the children over
IL wears of age Thursday afternoon and
those under Il Saturday mornings
There will be meeting of Boys club
chapter 8 at the club rooms Thursday
morning at 1880 o'clock.
The Elyton School Improvement will
meet Tuesday at 215. All members and
patrons of the school are urged to be in
attendance.
Wednesday at st. Andrews Episcopal
church will occur the marriage of Miss
Manuela de OWES and Mr. George Grigg
Adams.
The ladies' of the First Presbyterian
church announce a spend-the-day party
and box party to take place to-
morrow at the home OF Mrs.
Frickhoeffer in Norwood. This will take
the place of the usual Monday meeting
of the ladies' Of the church.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Mrs. T. C. Thompson and Miss Eliza
beth Thompson, after a summer Of de-
lightful travel, have returned to Birming-
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ham and are established for the winter
in their own home on Highland avenue
Miss Thompson spent the past year at
Smith college pursuing postgraduate
course of studies. She was joined in the
spring by Mrs. Thompson and they have
travelled three months an extended stay
in Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island
being among the most pleasant features
of their summer outing
Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Stringfellow and
Miss Kathleen Stringfellow have taken
apartments with Mrs. Lide on South
Thirteenth avenue where they expect to
remain until they build.
Mrs. C. e. Bigsby and Miss Bessie
Bigsby have returned from Montana
after an absence of four months.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Stovall are at home
for the winter at 2031 Quinlan avenue.
Mrs Irwin Craig Porter of Florence,
Ala, arrived yesterday to visit her moth
err Mrs. ]. H. Wallace. Mrs. Porter,
who was Miss Alethea Wallace, was one
of the spring brides.
Miss Jessie May Perkins has returned
to her home in Selma after a visit of
several months to her aunts, Mrs. Car
michael and Mrs. Hankinson. Miss Perk-
ms, who is a talented young violinist, Is
admired in Birmingham alike for her
winsome personality and her musician
ship, which is quite remarkable In so
young a girl. Her young friends look
forward to her return In the spring.
Mrs. T. l.. Hudgins and Mrs. Marie
Hudgns McBee and Mrs. McBee's little
daughter Lucy Hudgins McBee, are ut
home for the winter in Birmingham.
They are occupying a residence in the
neighborhood Of Charles o. Locke which
they expect to vacate early In April and
leave for visit In the east.
Martha Collier have taken apartments at
2Os1 Quinlan avenue for the winter
Mrs. Helen B. Murray, one of the gradu-
ates of the Free Kindergarten Training
school, will go to Montgomery in a few
days to enter settlement work
Mr. Julian Dow has returned from
visit to his mother in Boston. Mass
Miss Clara Shelby and Miss Gladys
Enslen will leave wednesday for Wash
ington. d. c., to enter Washington col
lege
Mrs. s. H. aGrdner has returned from
q visit of six weeks in McMinnvtlle,
Tenn
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin 8. Moore are at
home at 2110 Rose avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Russell Williams have pur-
chased the Edwin s. Moore cottage on
Eleventh avenue and will have 1t as Their
home.
Miss Alma Rittenberry Is at home after
an extended visit to Pulaski, Nashville
and other points in Tennessee.
Mr.. Mack Rittenberry, who has been
quite Ill for several weeks, is much i'm
proved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward N. Durham will
move into their new home at Noun
tain Terrace next week.
Mrs c. ]. Blount and her daughter.
Mrs. r. Il. Cothran of Augusta, Ga, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Adam. 2020
Avenue G. Mrs. Cothran is well known
here, having frequently visited in Bir-
mingham before her marriage when she
was Miss Annie May Blount.
Miss Florence Rogers is in New York,
where she Will remain most Of the fall.
When in Cincinnati she was entertained
at the home of Mrs. Taft's brother.
In The Age-Herald of today appears a
photograph of Miss Sarah Byrn of MUIR
freesboro, Tenn. Miss Byrn. with Miss
Miss Lane vanHook Of New York u
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ADAMS-DE OWES.


The personnel of the Adams-de OWES
wedding party is now complete. Miss
de OWES sister-in-law, Mrs. Raimundo
de OWES, will be the matron of honor.
The little flower girl will be the brides
niece, Elizabeth Manuela de OWES. Mrs.
Adams will be attended by Mr. Kalford
Kreth of Montgomery, as best man, and
the ushers will be Mr.. Thomas w. Con-
ner and Mrs G. Bowden Little. Mr..
Stanley G. de OWES will give his sister in
marriage, while the officiant will be an
other brother, the Rev. Raimundo de
OWES, pastor of st. Andrews.
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MISS HATTIE MORTON
ENIERTAINS ALUMNAE.

Miss Hattie Morton, who is always a
charming hostess, entertained the mem
bers of the Alumnae association of the
Birmingham Seminary yesterday after
noon at an informal tea. The occasion
will be long remembered. Classmates re-
newed their former associations and the
hours passed delightfully."- with remfnis-
cences of school days. told by the grad
yates of an institution which holds it
in very tender esteem.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Mr. and Mrs. Mason French Goodloe an
nounce the engagement Of their daughter,
Madge, to Mr.. Robert Louis Stephenson
of New Decatur, the marriage to be an
event of November 10 at the Methodist
church in Gainesville.
The above will be read with interest
by the Birmingham friends Of the young
people
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DANIEL-LACY.

Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Lacy of Admission
announce the engagement of their daugh-
ter Bessie, to Mr. Robert Lanier Daniel
of Ensley, the wedding to take place
Wednesday afternoon, November 8, at
$3.50 o'clock at the Parke Memorial
church, Admission
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TlBBs-REM BERT.

Mr. w. T. Rembert Of Demopols an
nounces the engagement of his daughter,
Frances Terrell, to Mr.. Albert Alexander
Tibbs, also of Demopolis, the wedding to
take place on the evening Of November 9
at s o'clock at the brides home.
Miss Rembert is prominently connected
in Alabama and is a near relative Of Mr.
Frank Kitchell of this city.
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MUSIC AT THE SOUTHERN CLUB.

At the Southern club this evening from
to $50 o'clock, Calman's orchestra will
give the following programme;
Overture-"Jolly Robbers" Suppe
Observation-Disclosures Rusticana, Mas
cagni.
Indian Intermezzo-''I1oveligh Ben
nett.
Selection--"The Midnight Sons" Hubbel.
Waltz-"Sweet Dream" Eilenberg
Selection-Ernani. Verdi.
Cornet Solo-Serenade, Schubert.
election-Pnafore, Sullivan.
Trio-Serenata, Wider
March-"Coronation," Meyerbeer
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ley, Miss Katherine King, Miss Della
Johnston. Miss Eugene Johnston Miss
Elizabeth White, Miss Elizabeth Turner,
Miss Annie Byrd Turner, Miss Esther
Kennedy, Miss Mabel Kennedy, Miss Lou
ise Cunningham, Miss Lille Williams.
Miss Dean billiard, Miss Margaret Cowan.
Miss Corinne vorenberg, Miss Virginia
Stone, Miss Carolyn Rosenstihl, Miss Gus
sic Grower, Miss Mary Moore, Miss Mar
garet Bradshaw, Miss Marion Pinclxard;
and Messrs. Joe Plosserz Richard john
ston Eugene Johnston, Lee Bradley, Har-
ry Johnston, Porter Ledbetter, James
Johnston, George Whatley, Mason Dill
lard. Phares Smith, Henry Chenoweth.
Phillip Bethea, Biddle Worthington and
Frank Mason.
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COMPLIMENTARY TO
MISS VAN KUREN.

Mrs. George Contant VanKuren enter
tanned yesterday morning with luncheon
complimentary to her daughter, Miss Ma
bel Mildred Van Kuren, who is to be
married to Mr.. Felix Foster Ballard In
November A seven-course luncheon was
served in the dining room, where color
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HEATH-ADAM.

Cards have been issued in Birmingham
as follows: 'Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Adam
request the honor Of your presence at
the marriage of their daughter. Willie
Louie, to Mr.. John Alsop Heath. on
Wednesday evening. October 20, at
o. clock at their home on Avenue c.
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MANLY-JoHNsToN.

Mrs. Andrew Bell Johnston announces
the engagement of her daughter, Edith,
to Mr.. William Hester Manly, the mar
riage to take place quietly at the home
the afternoon of October n in the pres
ence of only the immediate families.
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BALLARp-vAN kUREN.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Contant VanKuren
announce the engagement of their daush-
ter Mabel Mildred, to Mr.. Felix Foster
Ballard, the wedding to take place in
November.
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De BOW-HOWELL.

Mr.. w. L. Howell announces the en-
gagement of his daughter, Willie Louise,
to Mr.. Archibald Il. DeBow the we'd
ding to take place in November, the date
to be announced later.
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Mr. D. o. Green is visiting relatives
in Springfield and Mason City. Ill.