The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-17

there will be a number OF parties given
for them. You know that DR.. CASTOR is
twin brother of Mrs. Mortimer Jordan
Queile Gaston). I am always telling you
who people are. as YOU haven't lived
here as long as I have. and I want you
TO know, as 1 think then you will feel
Seener interest.
I also heard that the Cosbys were
building a very handsome new home, and
that each one of the married daughters
would also have a new home on the same
street with them-now isn't that just
dandy? Mrs. Cosby just seems Ike a sis
ter to the girls. too.
Louise Glass and Mr.. Marzoni will be
married on October "a. Everyone of
those girls is just splendid and the
wedding will be of interest throughout
the entire state, where they have many
friends and relatives.
One of the Bellenger girls of Gadsden
will marry Mr.. Joseph Wheeler of An
niston and Belle Wilkins marriage to
Mr.. Yonge of Florida will take place on
October 10 at their home in Selma. Belle
was here for few days last week and
was with Sadie Gillespie CMrs. Davis
Roberts, Jr.).
Ruth Montgomery and William Phillips
will also be married in October. She is
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Mont
gomery of West End and so often people
make a mistake and confuse them with
Mrs. j. A. Montgomery on Highland ave-
nue.. Ruth's mother was Miss Zula Smith
and is related to nearly everyone of the
old families in the city.
The other Montgomery family is Alex
and Guys people. This Mrs. Montgom-
cry was Miss Lewis. You Know Alex
he married one of the Munger girls
Mrs. Montgomery and Ruth have been
away for sometime up in the country
near Fort Payne, and L haven't heard
even the date yet.
That was a dandy nice party that Mr..
Ramsay gave the other evening, and
such a big one, too. There is no more
affable and charming host in Birmsng-
ham than Mr.. Ramsay and his parties
are always enjoyable. This was par
ticularly unique party. The guests as
sembed at $50 at the Alabama Grocery
company, and had the pleasure of going
over the Buffalo Rock ginger ale plant
II wonder how many people in Birming-
ham realize what big thing this in
dustry is? Mr.. Sid Lee was lovely to
everybody, and he and his associates took
the greatest possible interest in show
ing people how the refreshing beverage
is made.
After the personally conducted tour
was made over the plant, the guests were
invited to partake of an old-fashioned
barbecue A long table, at which the so
guests were seated, was decorated with
all sorts of lovely fruits and flowers and
the best Sort of real chicken gumbo
was served. and then heaps of the most
delicious barbecue OF course, Buffalo
Rock ginger ale was served throughout
the repast. Mr., Ramsay and his guests
then enjoyed box party at the Bi1ou
where they saw the very clever musical
comedy. Bringing Up Father
Everybody has been offering congratu-
ations the past week to Miss Annie Lau-
RE and Mr.. Woodward upon the occasion
of the announcement of their engage
ment Miss Laurie. who has spent the
week here. has been the recipient of
many delightful attentions; those two
nice bachelors. Mr.. George R. Knox, Jr.,
and Mr.. Alfred Shook, gave them a
lovely dinner party at Roebuck Springs
club, and they were guests of Mr.. Ram
say at his party; several other small af-
fairs were arranged in their honor, and
altogether Mr. Woodward and his fiance
had a very busy and very delightful
week.
The wedding of Adeline Findiay was a
very sweet and simple affair. She was
married at their apartment in the Rich
mond, and had only few friends and
relatives to witness the ceremony. Do
you know that she was originally from
Philadelphia, but she has been in Ala
bama SO long as her adopted home that
1t Is hard for me to believe that she is
anything but one of our own southern
girls. She is very attractive and we are
sorry to know that she will make her
home in Ohio. But as I heard that Mr.
Leibold is travelling man. so We may
claim part of her time.
Just this minute 1 heard a piece OF
news that will make you think that we
are getting old. Ida Otis is to be mar
ried. Who to?
Mr.. e. T. Brown. Ida seems just like
| child. Don't she to you? But since
she is such young lady, don't tell her
that I said SO when you see her.
Well this is all for today. as ever.
| Hall X excer