The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-30

Trenton, S. c. Her maid of honor was
 her schoolgirl sister, Miss Sallie May Tillman, and the matron of honor the
 wife of her brother, Mrs. Henry Cum
 ming Tillman of Greenwood, S. c. MT | Moore was attended by MT. Arthur Pringle Hume of Philadelphia as best
 man. MT. Nelson Burr Gaskill of Tren-
 ton, N. J.; MT. Errington Burnley Hume
 of Charleston, S. C.; MT. Frying Fennc
 Chapin of San Cristobal of Cuba and
 MT. Henry Wise Hughes of Trenton
 s. c.
 Mrs. James Alfred Merritt, wife o1
 Lieutenant Merritt of lhe Fourteenth
 infantry, who has been visiting hei
 mother, Mrs. M. A, Ringold, has Jeff
 Washington to join her husband al
 Fort Lincoln, N. D. She was accom-
 panied by her sister, Miss Ethelin Rim
 gold.
 The wedding of Miss Caroline Shep-
 ard, daughter of Chief Justice Shepard
 and MT. John W. Faison will take place
 Saturday afternoon, May 20. The cere
 mony will be performed in the home oi
 the brides parents in Massachusetts
 avenue. Miss Helen Otis of Chicago will act maid of honor and MT. Sher- wood Falson will be his brothers best man.
 Mrs. George M Pullman, who has
 been spending some time the guest ol Mrs. Isaac Requa at Santa Barbara Cal
 Is expected to arrive in Washington
 in few days. The Pullman mansion is
 being made ready for occupancy. | First Assistant Postmaster General Charles P. Garfield and Mrs. Garfield have been entertaining as their guest Miss Beatrice Wilkinson of Browns vile, Texas.
 | Mrs. Winnie Ream Hoxie is complet- | ing the statue of former Governor F,irkwood of Iowa.
 Mrs. Medill Mccormick, who accom- panied MT. Mccormick to New York on his departure to Europe, is now a guest of her brother, Mir. B. R. Hanna at Cottage Hill farm, in Ohio. Senator and Mrs. William Alden Smith have as their house guest for several weeks, Mrs. Smiths sister, Mrs. Frank Jewell, of Grand Rapids, Mich. Mrs. Eldridge Jordan has had as her guest, Mrs. Francis Kline Wainwright t of Philadelphia, daughter of former Senator James B. Foraker of Ohio MT. and Mrs. John F. Dow and daughter of Davenport, Ia. have been recent guests in Washington.
 Miss Helen Varick Boswell of New York, who spent several days in Wash ington, has left to continue her visit to friends in Memphis and Atlanta. Miss Boswell has recently returned from Panama, where she went as the guest of the government to visit the women's s clubs on the canal zone which were organized by her three years ago. Hon. Maurice D. O'Connell of Wash | ington, who recently resigned after q long service as solicitor for the treas ury, has been sojourning in China, Ja- pan and the Philippine Islands. He is accompanied by Mrs. O'Connen. Consul General Horace Lee Washing l ton at Liverpool, who, accompanied by Mrs. White. arsived in Washington re- | gently, will remain guests at the Graft | on the several weeks of their stay in | America. Mrs. Marcus A. Hanna expects | to close her apartment here tomorrow " when she will go to New York for a
 few days. stay before going to her place, Seal Harbor, for the early sum- mer. lasrvb
 Mrs. Anthony, wife of Congressman
 Anthony, has been spending few week:
 home at Leavenworth Kan. | Former Congressman Hinshaw and Mrs | Hinshaw of Nebraska will remain in Washington until the spring season
 Miss Austin, daughter of Represents tive Austin of Tennessee. expects to sai in May for Glasgow and other parts ot Scotland, where she will visit friends spending the summer in the highlands.
 Miss Lorraine Herman of Washington is spending a few weeks the house guest of Miss Adelaide Well at Lancaster, Pa. | MT. Cleveland Perkins. son of Mir. and Mrs. Cleveland Perkins. who has beer attached to the American legation ir Chie has been transferred to the lega- tion at Copenhagen. Mir. and Mrs. Henry
 Perkins. who are shortly to sail for Flu
 rope, will visit their son in Copenhagen
 While in Sweden they will be the guests
 of the former minister to this country and
 Madame de Lagercrantz.
 The engagement is announced of Miss Elizabeth Morse Colgate, eldest child o1 MT and Ms. Gilbert Colgate of New Yorl' to Lieut.. Stanley Maddox Rumbough. Eff teenth cavalry, United States army, al present junior aid at the White House
 Lieutenant Rumbough is the son of Col
 David J. Rumbough. Sixth Field artillery
 United States army, stationed at Fort tRiley.