The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-31

ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Frazier left Thursday
morning for an extended wedding trip
through the east. On their return they
will be at home at Deemer, Miss.
The out-of-town guests were Mrs.
Sallie Mcconnell Houser of Admission,
Miss Virginia Robertson of San Francis
CO, Mrs. Emily Kirksey, Miss Modeska
Kirksey OF Columbus, Miss, Mrs. James
H. Middleton of Clanton, Miss Alice
Sleeves of Birmingham. Mr.. Alva Estes
of Deemer, Miss, and Mr.. Fritz Frazier
of Decatur
Miss Louise Longs marriage to John
Francis Byrne of New York city on the
evening of November II at $3.50 o'clock
will be one of the brilliant events of the
season and the following well known
young society women will be among the
attendants: Mrs. Earnest Hettrick, Mrs.
Theodore Randolph, Mrs. Edward Craw-
ford, Miss Augusta Clark, Miss Lydia
Eustis Miss Marguerite Nabers, Miss
Eula Weakley, Miss Gustrine Miner,
Miss Elizabeth Locke and Miss Katherine
Moss of St. Joseph, Mo,
Mr.. Byrne will be ATTENDED by Mr..
Harold Rothwell of New York as best
man Mr.. Ashby Long, Mr.. George Long,
Mr.. Phillip Long, Mr.. Earnest Hettrick,
Mr.. Joseph Mudd, Mr.. Jack Allison, Mr.
Raymond Jones, Mr.. Theodore Randolph
Mr.. Edward Crawford will be the.Rrooms-
men. Mr.. Sanborn Smith, Mr.. john Den
son, Mr.. S. L. Thompson and Mr.. r. A.
Brown will act as ushers The Rev. Mr.
w, M. Claybrooke will officiate.
Immediately after the ceremony a re-
ception will be held at the home of the
brides parents, Mr., and Mrs. Vernon
Long, to which a few intimate friends
have been invited.
Miss Elizabeth Locke's party for Miss
Louise Long will take place on the aft
ernoon of Thursday, November instead
of Friday, November 10, the date being
changed.
Mrs. Arthur Grefenkamp will entertain
at a tea and musical this afternoon
from 4:3 OTTO 6 o'clock at her home on
South Twelfth street.
Mrs B. M. Allen entertained at mat
Tree party yesterday afternoon at the
jefferson theatre to see Daddy Long
Legs" in honor of her guest, Miss Drake
of Philadelphia. Among the guests were:
Mrs. Charles Leeper Mrs. Charles Ora
Gle Davis, Mrs. James Mason, Mrs. w. l..
Murdoch. Mrs. Walter Beasley, Mrs w.
I. Grub, Mrs. Jones Moore, Mrs. Reid
Lawson and Mrs. Charles Clifton Terrell.
Mrs. J. D. Moore, Jr., will entertain
informally on Thursday afternoon at her
home complimenting Miss Gladys ALI
son, whose wedding will be one of the
interesting events of the month.
Mrs. Ira A. Watson entertained at
Lyric party yesterday afternoon, compli-
melting Mrs j. T. Burney of Waynes-
boro, Miss. Her guests were: Mrs Bur-
ney Mrs. w. C. Lloyd, Mrs. r. d. Bur-
ger, Mrs. Griffin Lamkin, Mrs. NJ. S.
Hitchcock Mrs. w. C. Davies and Mrs.
John Shelby.
This afternoon at o'clock at the Tut
wiler the Writer'S club will hold a So
cial meeting to which each member has
been given the privilege of bringing two
guests.
The following invitations have been re-
ceived:
1S66-19l6.
Mr. and Mrs John Hollis Bankhead
invite you to be present at their fiftieth
wedding anniversary, Monday evening,
November %, from 8 to Il o'clock, at
home Sunset" Jasper.
John Hollis Bankhead.
Talluulah J. Brockman.
A large number or TUSCALOOSA 8 admir-
ers of Maud Adams will go to Birming-
ham Thursday to see this world re-
nowned actress in Little Minister" Mrs.
w. H. Nicoll Mrs. Morton and Miss Har-
rison will form one congenial party at
the matinee and group of seven teach
ers from the public schools will motor to
Birmingham after school closes and wit
ness the evening performance, returning
after the theatre. This is golden OPP
portunity and in the audience will be
score or more of Tuscaloosa folk.-Tus-
calloosa News and Times-Gazette.
On Friday last number of friends
of Mrs. r. H. Cobbs called at her home
at "Contentment" to congratulate her
upon passing her eightieth birthday.
She and her husband, DR.. Richard
Hooker Cobbs, have been a constituent
part of the social and religious life of
Greensboro for more than helf CEN
fury, and they have numerous friends
in every walk of life. DR.. Cobbs passed
his eight-first birthday last Septem-
Der. For more than so years this VEN
cradle and highly esteemed couple have
lived together. and are yet in good
health and active and seem to have the
promise of more years in the future.
Waterman.
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