The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-12

school, I2:15-115 Tuesday, September r.
Please telephone Main 1854 or write
your acceptance to C. A. Brown, Central
High school.
C. A. BROWN.
BESSIE MERRILL.
LII Able CHAMBLESS.
Committee
A farewell luncheon was given to the
boys who will soon leave for the uni
versity by the Phi Gamma Delta alumni
of this city and few out-of-town guests
Among them were: j. c.. B. Gwn of
Bessemer, c. E. Rice, George Hunting
ton Clark, T. j. Osbun, DIR. Henry NJ.
Edmunds, John B. Bethea Bun Roberts
DR.. Joel G. Dubose, Sterling A. Wood
Roger Williams, W. w Crawford Jr..
Robert Hemphill, J. H. Willis. Howard
Fulenwider, Osgood Mcintyre, John NJ.
Bradley. Harry Mccormack. Perry Nc
Cormack, E. Hughes Kennedy, Jr., Harry
J. White Henry Fowlkes. Jr.. Atwell
Brown, George O'Neal, Eugene Hawkins,
Gordon Palmer, B. G.. Durham of Flor
ence, J. J. Wright of Blocton, Charles
Virgins of Jasper, J. o. Pearson, w. B.
Nolan of Alexander City.
The following from the Montgomery
Advertiser is of interest to many
friends in the city:
Mrs. Howard Douglas announces the
engagement of her daughter, Julia
Cockrill Morgan, to Mr.. Phares Cole
man, Jr. The marriage will be solemn
lied on the 18th of November in Nash
Vile. Tenn.
This announcement will be received
with cordial interest in Montgomery,
as Miss Morgan has frequently visited
here, and 1T Is the former home of Mr..
Coleman.
Miss Morgan has often been the popu
lar guest of Mrs. Hartwell Douglas,
Mrs. Harry Bandy (Jett-Aileen Farley)
and other friends. She is an excep-
tionally pretty girl of petite brunette
type, and is vivacious and attractive
Mr.. Coleman is the son of Mr.. Phares
Coleman of Birmingham. He made his
home here until several years ago,
when the Coleman family removed to
Birmingham, and has a host of friends
who extend congratulations and best
wishes.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Laurie an
nounce the engagement of their daughz
ter, Annie Laurie. to Mr.. Stanley Wood
ward of Birmingham, the wedding TO
take place in the early fall.
This announcement is one of the most
interesting of the year. Miss Laurie.
since her debut, has been one of the
most admired young women in society
in Alabama. She is a lovely girl OF
striking tpye, with auburn hair, blue
eyes and exquisite coloring. In addi-
ton to personal beauty, she possesses
graciousness and charm of manner
that has won for her large circle OF
friends, who extend best wishes, but
who regret that she will reside In Biz
mingham after her marriage. She Will
| not go as a stranger there, however
-ho ctt cd a
number of times and is a great favor-
lite.
| Mr.. Woodward is one of Birming-
hams most successful young business
| men, He is prominently identihed with
| the social and business life OF tnat
city, and has a host of friends IN poth
Birmingham and Montgomery who ex-
/! tend to him sincere CONGRATULATIONS.
Montgomery Advertiser.
! Mrs Leo K Steiner entertained at an
informal luncheon yesterday IN honor
of Miss Carrie Knox, who is the guest
of Miss Margaret Nelson.
T. Judge and Mrs James J. Robinson, Jr.,
of Lafayette announce the engagement
and approaching marriage: of their dausn-
ter, Annie Pope, to Nj. Rober. A ,,,.,o
Germany. The wedding Is TO take place
October 4
Miss Carrie Lee Williams. q BRIDE
to-be, will be honoree at linen shower
Saturday afternoon at the home OF MRS.
C. d. Comstock.
Mr.. f. M. Abernethy and family have
recently moved to Birmingham, where
they will reside
Mrs. Carl Seals, who has spent the
past few weeks in Montgomery WITH
Major Seals. is now in North Hero, W.
where she recently Joined her motner'
Mrs. Richard Clarke, and her sister
Mrs. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Agee of Selma
Iare spending few days in the city win
Mrs. Agee's sisters, Mrs. John B. Heio
and Mrs. John p. Evans. Mr.. and Mrs
Agee were en- route home from Tate
Springs.
Mrs. John D. Meador of Mobile. sister
of the bride elect. left on Friday NIGH
for Washington. ID. c.. to be present al
the Peebes-Hill wedding. which is L
be a lovely home nuptial event of tht
week, to be followed by q small after
moon reception.
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