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at home at their summer cottage near Coalmont, Tom.
 The bride is the younger daughter or Mrs. Katherine Franklin Foreman, for meriy of Lexington, Ky. Mir. Jones has mining interests at Coalmont, Tenn.
 The guests included Mir and Mrs. Ed mond Armes, Miss Rose Lewis of Bir- mingham, Miss Anne Franklin, Lexine- ton, Ky Mr and Mrs. Jack Cranfora, Mrs. Addle Griffin, Miss Ila Dean Crit fin, Mir and Mrs. E. R. Mattingly of Jasper. Mir. and Mrs. b. P. Randle, Cor gas, MT. anu Mrs. J. F. BarganieL Cor dova, Mir. and Mrs. R. Leonard, Dora, Mr. Neai Leonard, Dora, Lieut.. William Rogers, Camp Sevier, $. O.. Mir. and Mrs. A. E. Aldridge. MT. and Mrs. William Hendrix. Paul and Lance Hendrix, Mrs. Evelyn Jones, MT. and Mrs A. l.. Hay lsy, Mir William Bruce, Dr. and Mrs. 5, W. Jones, pr. and Mrs. B. F. Posey. MISS BROWN IGNORED
 Miss Margaret Brown. who is princi- nal of Judson college, Marion. where many of Birmingham's matrons and young women have been educated, has spent the past 10 days in the city and is being delightfully."- entertained in- formally.
 Among the lovely things planned in her honor was tea party yesterday afternoon at the Tutwiler. when q number of forver Judson students were seated around the tea table. Among those present were: Mics Brown, Mss danes Dan Smith, John l.. Waters, Walter Beasiey. L. J. Haley, T, $. Heron, s. l.. Cox. J. A, Hendrix, J. w. Minor, J. D. Heacock, C. E. Waller, w. D. Tynes. Algernon Smith, A. !. Dickinson, D. J. Poncelor, ". D. Lanier, Y ~ T11.r yTal.f [p t, crime Winn, Emmin Whatley, kath crime Herren. Emma Lee. Gladys and Ruth Webb, Annie Thornton, Eliza beth Dickinson, Margaret Ansley, Mary Lloyd Olivia Massey. Linda Belle and Louise Heaccek and Mary Allen.
 DINNER PARTY FOR MISS COLE
 Mir. Robert c. Hemphill entertained few friends at dinner last evening at the Country club in honor of Miss Nir ginia Cole of Ripley. Miss. who is the guest of MT. and Mrs. N. L. Miller. TUTWILER MUSIC
 The wiegand trio will present the following programme at the Tutwiler this evening from 7;50 to 9:S0 o'clock:
 Military march, Hero Land tTours); Overture to "Maritana" (Wal- lace1; valse de concert "Felicia'' A Dawn ''Gondoliers," Love Song" ard Good Night tNevinl Secret d'Amour tKlein) Fantasia on Russian Songs" CHiggs) Three new patriotic songs: "Fhe Laddios Who Fought and Won,' "i'd Love to Be a Sailor" Pick a Lit tle Four-Leaf Clover;;'' intermezzo courtesy" (Weigand); Gems from iAs Daughter of the Regiment" CDoh- isettD; march, Queen of the Fleet Crosby; "Star-Spangled Banner" M'KINLEY-G GAVIN
 The following from the Mobile Regis ter will be of interest to Birmingham friends, who remember the bride who formerly made her home in this city:
 "A quiet but sweet little wedding was solenniza1 Wednesday at dawn at St. MarX's church when Miss Eifleda Nj. Gavin, the second daughter of Mrs. M r. Gavin, became the bride of MT. Harry C. MciSinley. with Father Eaton twins the love knot.
 "The ,,~ije. of the pretty brunette type. wore a becoming toilet of white crepe Ge chine combined with georgette, with hat and shees to match, and carried a shower ,Acuquet of Sweetheart roses. Her ongy attenAant Vas her sister, Miss Mildred Gapif who wore dress of white voils