The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-07-10

 Bacon. the son of United States Ambas- sador Robert S. Bacon to France, will be married next Saturday at St. Thomas Protestant Episcopal church, White marsh, Pa, to Miss Priscilla Poland | daughter of Edward Dale Toland of Phii- adelphia Special trains will be run from this city and Philadelphia to ac- | commodate the guests.
 Amba assador Bacon arrived ten days ago for the wedding He will sail for France again In about two weeks
 The Bacon-Toland wedding is one of great social interest, linking. as 1t does, two wealthy and socially prominent fam lilies.
 The ceremony will be performed by the rector of the church, assisted by the Rev Endicott Peabody of Groton, Mass. The bride will be attended by the Misses Martha Bacon, only sister of the groom who accompanied her parents over from Europe: Frances Stokes, Julia Riddle, Salyadora Meade. Anne Ingersoll, Celia Higgins. Emily Fox and Hebe Wright. After which Mir and Mrs Poland will -ive bridal breakfast for the guests. The Toland summer residence is at White marsh.
 Little credence is paid here to the ru- mors which bob up from time to tune ih Europe over proposed matrimonial alll- ances for Miss Anne Morgan. daughter of I. Pierpont Morgan. The latest report has it that Miss Morgan is much interest ed in Don Jaime, son of the late Don Carlos. pretender to the Spanish throne. | Mrs. H. Mex Twomb1y and her daugh- ter. Miss Ruth Vanderbilt Twombly, have | gone to Newport for the summer 1 J. Pierpont Morgan will spend the sum mer at his palatial summer residence al Graves Point, Newport. MT. Morgan nrivate yacht. the Corsair, will be used | for many cruises along the Atlantic coast and Long Island Sound during the summer.
 Mrs. Oliver Hazard Perry Belmont, the society leader of the suffrag1sts Is going | to introduce something new in the battle for the ballot next fall, if her enthusiasm hasn't waned by that time. She an nounced recently that she Is going tc spend a month this summer In Engiano studying the methods of the militant sur | up here and in Washington
 | "When I come back I shall advocate that American suffragists adopt some ol the sterner methods" said she. NC
 great fight was ever won without some violence and, while 1t may be distastefu to some women to take part in public lhostilities nevertheless we can get usec
 to it. just as the English women have.
 From that I take it that Albany ane Congress will both be stormed Maype
 with hatpin daggers. Mercy me.
 The Sultan is coming It sounds ikf Ia bit of musical comedy, doesn't 1t? Il
 was the Sultan of Sulu who offered his
 hand in marriage to Miss Alice Roose
 welt when she was accompanying then
 Secretary Taft upon his tour Of the
 world
 The Sultan is an admirer of American
 women and he has a habit of proposing
 marriage upon half an hours acqualnt
 ance. He Is wealthy and powerful Al
 home and may visit at Newport. Thi'
 visit will surely mean number or pro
 posals. if not couple of engagements. I
 Is too early yet to predict a marriage. He announces that the chief object O This trip abroad Is to dispose of collec
 ton of pearls valued at something lik'
 s25O GOO. the proceeds of which Will pc oe
 voted to improving the condition Of hl
 people He will be accompanied by
 prominent Moros. He has already sailed for India and will make stops at severa European cities.
 Although Col. Theodore Roosevelt ha r denied that his daughter. Miss Ethel. l to marry soon, nevertheless rumors ar
 constant that she Is more than shshtl interested in James Thompson Williams Jr, protege of President Taft and tn son of the bishop of South Carolina. MI
 Williams has visited frequently at Oyste . Bay of late and Miss Ethel always drlVe him home in her dog cart.
 Henry Clews, Jr. will spend the sum mer in Europe, having sailed for tha , purpose.
 , Mrs. William Crocker of San Fran