The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-10

Judge Ferguson has taken part In moro weddings than any man I know, and is just dandy about helping the other fellow on, and seems very willing to play "sec- end fiddle" but has managed to escape playing the leading roll
 
 There is Fritz Larkin, who is much sought after. He is quite clever and up- to-date and. of course. you know he is widely travelled. Then, too. he spends $ part of each year in New York. and with all this goes money. Now, my dear, what more could one wish.
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 My. but there is Zac smith. and if were going abroad (when peace is de- clared) I certainly don't know nnyons l would rather go with than zac on one Of his personally conducted tours" He is dandy fellow and no girl would make mistake if they choose him, am sure
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 Of course, Joe A1udd isn't bachelor. In fact, it will be many. many years be- fore he'll be one, but I just can't stop writing until I say something about him: really, to my way of thinking lie is quite the catch among the younger men of Birmingham. l heard a girl say the other day that if Joe Mudd were 10 pay her any serious attention she be the happi- est person in the world, but she knew he ever would, because Joe can pay 8. girl more attention with less intention than any man she'd ever known. Clever feI- low who can do that, don't you think2 Any way, he's to be caught by soiue pretty creature. and when he is, the lucky girl eau say that he is clever, rich, fascinating and good looking.
 Oh, there are just loads of splendid fel lows here So why remain east ang longer? Among the number of eligible bachelors are Judge cahalan, Dr. Wyatt Heflin, Judge Romaine Boyd, Mudd Mar tin and others.
 Now, Becky, of course might mention la lot of eligible widowers, but somehow they are never in the same class with bachelors. They are sort Of has beens,'' in other words, marked down" bargains Ton the remnant counter of life.
 However there are some girls who would prefer nice little husband already trained. even though he was trained by another woman than "wid and wooIIy creature" who has had his own way all lls life long, but seriously speaking. thers are some really eligible widowers still to be had, among whom I might mention Gen. L. V. Clarke. Mir. Joseph Collins. Mrs Henry B. Gray, Mir. Phares Coleman. Mir. s. E. Thompson. Mir. Augustus Benners MT. Novel; Cullom. Judge John Miilers and several others.
 My dear, l wrote you about the pretty pictures we saw last week. which were to be in the paper today. There was Mira. Leondas Poynitz Mungef-none other than Rose owen McDavid--but with that great big name l am sure you wouldn't know who she was. She was in her lovely wedding dress, in fact the picture was made just before the wedding, and really the picture is almost as pretty as Rosie.
 There was Mrs. G. l.. Lemon, who ! hear is d striAinely good. looking bru- nette.
 The young girl was Margaret Calhoun. the lovely young daughter of MT. and Mrs Charles Calhoun
 The picture of Mrs. Benjamin Jones of Atlanta was very pretty and sweet, but not more so than she is. Mrs. Jones was Rosa Moody. formerly of this city. and Is now the guest of her sisters, Mrs. Will liam Kettig and Miss Jessie Moody. Her little daughter. Mildred, is perfectly lovely.
 Miss Maybell Thomas of Cullnan is one. of north AlabaIna's belles. Well, my dear. have told you all the news and have given a whole heap~of good advice as to ''who is who,' and again let me Impress it upon you this is last call for Leap Year. Hastily,