The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-24

met her the day we motored down, don
you? She is one of the most popular
and attractive of the Tuscaloosa girls
There was Nettie Bealls picture. You
know she married that dandy looking
young New York man, Albert Hopkins
She was a member of The Age Herald $
staff and is very clever young woman,
and you should see the picture She was
in her wedding gown and veil and looked
lovely. She had such a sweet wedding,
too.
There was a picture of Ance Jones
(Mrs. DeVane jones' in her bridal robes.
You know Alice Jones married a Jones.
He is Mr. Webb Crawfords and Ed s
nephew.
have never seen her but once.
saw his mother at the theatre and she is
wonderfully handsome woman, and
every one in the entire family connec-
ton seem crazy about her.
Then there was Annie Moore Provost OF
Mobile. She often visits here, you know,
and was with her aunt, Mrs ]. D. Moore
| (who, l believe. Annie Moore Is named
for), and is one of the most popular
| young women in the state.
| Catherine Carriers picture isn't near SO
most wonderful complexion and which, of
course, you know, don't show in the
picture
She was with Martha Stanley (Mrs c.
M Stanley. Mr.. Stanley lived with the
Carter's when he was in college in Jack
sonvile, ILL.,, and hadn't seen Catherine
since she was very little girl until her
visit here. She had a splendid time and
many delightful affairs were arranged for
her.
The picture of Elizabeth JORDAN was
most attractive Elizabeth is the daugh-
ter of DR.. and Mrs whitman Jordan.
Mrs. Jordan was Augusta Sharp. Long
time ago you remember we spoke Of the
Sharp girls-four such lovely young
women in one family, Mrs. Jordan, Au-
gusta Mrs. Eastwood of Ohio, Lutte;
Mrs. Bert Lynn of New York, Ethel; and
Mrs. p G. Shook who lives here, Carrie.
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There was a baby picture We feel quite
an interest in-Racheal Eastman's (Mrs.
Hardy BurD. We used to know Racheal
when she was little girl and her baby Is
a dear This Is their eldest and they
have q little girl, too,
| There was the sweetest picture OF
Mary Elizabeth Lanning, too. You know
Mr.. Lanning (Mr. w. A Ianning). When
was little girl all my pennies were
spent with him. as he had a drug store
who. of course, you know.
The picture of Miss Flora Parks of
Brookside was a very sweet one.
You should have seen the picture of
| Margaret Laird. She is so pretty and
sweet, and has been as much admired
as any child in town.
The picture Of Kenneth and Louise (Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Charltons boys) was
just too cute. The older one. Kenneth,
Jr., and the other. Luther.
| MIS- u. UT dltO VuATloIl CdLIlC UdCh
from Mentone for few days last week,
but have returned. Mrs. Orr has not
been very well for several months and
greatly needs this rest. She Is a woman
| full of kindness and has overworked
herself for every interest Of our city
and those in distress. She is an unselfish
| friend. We shall miss her very much
this fall in all our pleasures and duties,
for she is always ready with heart and
hand.
| 1 understand that she will be away
| through November. Marion loves the
country and is having the time Of her
Wife In the mountains.
Mrs. Eaves entertained a few friends
at her home last overwhelmingly after
noon. She is a graceful hostess and the
guests enjoyed her delightful playing.
| You know Mrs. Eaves is an artist in the
| musical line Do you know I think it
such a pity that there Is not more of
such informal hospitality? It's SO gen
uine and we all get SO close to each other
and discuss subjects IN which we are