The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-10-03

| Joe Mcintosh, Everett Shepherd, MT. and l Mrs. William NJ Spencer, Jr. |
 The following from the Atlanta Journal will be read with interest by many friends in the city. Miss Smith has been the guest of her relatives, MT. and Mrs J. D. Moore, here, and was greatly ad- mired:
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Smith an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, 1 Josephine Aram, to MT. Whitefoord Smythe Mays, the marriage to take place at the Second Baptist church in Decem- | Der.
 l of interest in Atlanta and Augusta, the former home of the groom's parents, will be the announcement of the engage ment and approaching marriage in De- | cember of Miss Josephine Smith and MT. | Whitefoord Smythe Mays. The marriage Will be solemnized at the Second Baptist | church and will be largely attended by l friends and relatives of the young couple from Augusta, Nashville, Tenn, and New | York. The pretty bride-elect, who is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles Smith is lovely young girl, possessed not only of beauty and charm, but of very strik- | ing mentality that has made her great l faVorite among the members of the younger set. MT. Mays, who is the son of Mrs Glascock Mays and the late Mr J. G. Mays of Augusta and Atlanta, is well known in the social and insurance circles of the city. Following his gradua- tion from the University of Georgia, he attended Vanderbilt at Nashville wher. he made his home during his college ca reer. He is the brother of MT. Warren Mays and MT. Glascock Mays formerly or this city, but who are now making New York their home and is a nephew or Dr. and Mrs. Paul Fitzsimmons of Washington, D. C., the latter formerly Miss Sallie Whitefoord Russell of Au- gusta.'
 The Atlanta Journal of Sunday con- tained very lovely picture of Miss Blanch Divine, who has frequently been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. Campbell Maben. The following com ments appeared with the picture:
 The charming young daughter of Mrs. Emily Carter Divine who with her mother has been spending the sum- mer at the family plantation at Car ters, which has been the scene of much delightful southern hospitality during the past few weeks Miss Divine. who is beautiful girl of the rarest blonde type, inherits much of the sparkle and charm that made her mother and aunts, Mrs. Samuel Barnett, formerly Miss Sarah Carter; Mrs. J. Campbell Maben Ol HdIIl, Ala. UNLESS Hdullne Car ter), and Mrs. Beckwith Horne, who was Miss Eliza Carter, noted belles. As one of the seasons debutantes, Miss Divine will be delightfully."- entertained in Atlanta during November as the guest of Judge and Mrs. Spencer R. | Atkinson, and later of Mrs. Caroline Blount
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Ramsey Rob- | nrfc of gagement of their daughter, Sallie Mc- 1 Cornell, to Mir. Stephen Andry Frazier | of Deemer, Miss, the wedding to take 1 place October 25.
 Mir. and Mrs C. A. Avant announce the engagement and approaching mar riage of their daughter, Agnes Eliza beth, to MT Edwin Lawrence Dillon. The date is to be announced later.
 
 A tournament for women golfers be- gan yesterday at the Country club. Among the entries were Mrs. Robert | Thach, Mrs. c. F. FeBardeleben, Mrs. J. D. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. E. L. Brown, Mrs Nabers, Mrs. John Turner Mrs. B. M. Allen, Mrs. Melville Drennen, Mrs. H. R. Johnston, Mrs. H. L. Badharn, Miss Martha Latady. Mrs. Matthew Murphy and others.
 
 The following from the Selma Times will be read with interest:
 Miss Belle Wilkins, whose marriage 1 to MT. Chandler Cox Yonge of Pen sacola will be one of the most impor- tant social events of the month of Oc- tober, taking place on the morning Of Tuesday, October 10, at 9:30 o'clock in the First Presbyterian church, will be the first of the fall brides, for whom a number of beautiful ante-nuptial af- fairs have been planned.
 Miss Pauline Welch will give a luncheon on Wednesday morning at her home on Union street, when she will | honor Miss Wilkins, the guests to in clude only members of small sewing | club to which Miss Wilkins has be- longed since it's organization, when the members were only school girls.
 
 Mrs. Vernon Long will entertain to- morrow at her home with a luncheon in honor of Miss Louise Long, who will be married on November Il to MT. John Francis Byrne of New York at St. Mary's-on- the Highlands. The guests will include the young women who will be attendants at Miss Longs wedding, which will be one of the bril- liant events of the winter season.
 The following announcements have been received: Mrs. John Joseph Mc- Donald announces the marriage of her daughter Cleo Elizabeth, to MT Ed ward Lee Young, on Monday, Octoper ?. 1916, Birmingham.
 At home after october To at Aoer- denn, Miss.
 The following invitations have been received: | MT and Mrs. Jacob Bonfield request the pleasure of your company at the | marriage of their daughter, Ida, to | MT. Louis Charles Abelson on the | evening of Monday, October 16, at S;30 l o'clock, the Hotel Tutwiler. Birming- ham, Ala
 Mrs William Rose, Tuscaloosas s cul I, mary al tist. has been asked to have a | display of her beautiful work at the | State Fair in Birmingham and will go l to Birmingham Tuesday to confer with | Mrs J E Reid concerning proposed | offerings for the woman's department.
 Miss Jeanne Marie Sutton, with her | aunt, Mrs. Clarence J. Palmer, of Bir- | min gham, whom she has been visiting