The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-09-25
OUT OF TOWN WEDDING
 THE CENTER OF. INTEREST

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 OUT OF TOWN WEDDING
 THE CENTER OF INTEREST
 The approaching marriage of Miss Mar tha Calhoun and MT Wilson B. Hickox, two prominent young people of Cleveland, O. has strong southern interest for the bride is connected with some of the best families of Atlanta, Birmingham and South Carolina cities The Caihouns Of Atlanta and Mrs. Charles A. Calhoun of this city are among the relatives of the Ohio family. In the early spring an- nouneement of the Hlckox-Calhoun en- gagement was ultimately broken, and only recently 1t was learned that it has been renewed. A brief note appearing in one of the cosmopolitan journals gives this statement, which will be read with inter est in the south
 What promises to be most interesting event will be the wedding on October F Of Miss Martha Calhoun, oldest daugh- ter Of MT. and Mrs Patrick Calhoun, to Mrl Wilson B. 11ic1ox. The engagement was announced early last spring, but it vas subsequently, broken off and now it has been renewed Mir Calhoun Is the wealthy traction magnate of San Fran cisco and Cleveland and is member of the famous South Carolina family. The l Calhouns lived in New York al one time and they have many friends in that city. ! MT. Hiekox is the wealthiest bachelor in IClevelald The Hickox family has a splen- did social position and there are rela- 1 tives in the east and in England. Miss i Calhoun went to California soon after the 1 breaking off of the engagement and MT Hickox secluded himself until a month ago, when she returned to Cleveland" ANNOUNCEMENTS
 l Circle No. 8 of the Norwood Woman's hGII social this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the resideDee of Mrs. Hattie McCarty, 111o ! North Thirty-frst street.
 The board of managers of the Holy h. nocents' hospital will meet this afternoon at Q clock. PERSONAL NOTES
 Miss Elizabeth Dearborn, who has spent the summer in Virginia, visiting friends in Norfolk and Richmond and lpassing' part of the season at Virginia Beach, will not return home until after | a visit to Rollins and probably at East wood, where she will be a guest of Mrs. Willard Sullivan. Miss Dearborn was one of the most popular girls at the Beach this summer, and was also lavishly entertained in Norfolk and 1 Richmond.
 Miss Mayo Thach, Miss Helen Eubank and Miss Bland Tomlinson left this week for Sweetbrier college, Sweet brier Va. Miss Thach is entering upon her fourth year in the institution and will be graduated in June.
 Miss Helen McCary, who will again be student at Sweetbrier, went first to Wytheyflle, Va, to visit friends for a week. She joined the Birmingham efr. at brfnr this xyaalx 1 Miss Kathleen Moore left Monday to enter Belmont college in Nashville. Her sister Miss Byrd Moore, accompanied her and will visit friends in Roanoke, Va, before returning home.
 MT. and Mrs. W. H. Gillespie and Miss Florence Floyd will be at home after October l at 1919 South Seventeenth street.
 l Mrs. Sherrod and Miss Amy Allen re- turned this week from Hendersonville, | N. c.
 The little son of MT. and Mrs. John B. Floyd is resting well after an oper- ation this week at the South High land infirmary.
 Miss Molly Blount of Pensacola,
 
 guest of Miss Virginia Abbott. The two girls were schoolmates at Sweet brier college, but Miss Blount spent Iyear abroad after completing her stu dies in Virginia She has spent the summer and early fall in Chicago and the lake resorts and in Louisville.
 
 Mrs. Haley (Ellie May Archibald) of Nashville Is the guest of her parents, Mir and Mrs. IT. M Archibald Miss Frances Summers, who has been visiting Miss Sue Hardie at "Bide-a- wee" will be in Birmingham Monday to spend week with Miss Virginia Abbott en route to her home in Ken lucky. Gerald Sharp, the elder son of MT and Mrs. Charles Sharp, and Edwin Abbott the son of MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Abbott have gone to Spring Hill college. Mobile. Miss Lucy Agee of Selma has been the guest of Miss Sue Hardie at "Bide- a-Wee" and from Saturday to Mon- day Miss Hardie's house guests were supplemented by an additional coterie Of visitors. Miss Avis Myatt and Miss Bradshaw
  studies at Agnes Scott college.
  Miss Mary Bradshaw will leave to- day to visit her sister, Mrs. Clarence Ballard (Kate Bradshaw at Spring vile. Mrs. Carl A. Earth has returned from Butte. Mont, and the lake region. She has been absent since August.
 
 A card yesterday from Mrs. Gran vile (Rosa Starr) was mailed in Vienna and stated We are in Vienna for the Euchristic Congress, and the grand pro- cession will be on next Sunday morn- ling. We were fortunate to secure good seats. This is such large city and reminds me of the cities of the United States" Miss Hortense Estes and Miss Grace Lainhardt are two interesting and val uable additions to Birmingham's ar | tistic cult The former is singer and comes from Boston; the latter an artist and New Yorker They have taken apartments on the South Highlands. l Miss Margaret Barron is i'll with fever at St. Vincent's hospital. l Mrc rd oF ;.