The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-11
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Col, Saturday, July 3
 No announcement of the year has oc- casioned more widespread comment or aroused more cordial interest than that of Miss Reese's marriage. which took place at s;s0 o'clock Saturday evening. News of the marriage was received here only few hours after Mrs. Reese arrival from Denver. where she spent several weeks with her daughter and where plans for a wedding in Selma in the early fall had been made Miss Frances Reese. sister of the bride. was to have been maid of honor and Mrs, Eugene Galloway was to have served as matron, and several friends from Den yer were to have come on to selma to witness the ceremony.
 The most cordial good wishes are be- ing sent Mir. and Mrs. Lopez by the hun dreds of friends of the brides family, prominent for a number of years ln the social, professional and business ctr cles of the city Mrs Lopez was edu- cated in the Selma schools and at Judsoh College, and afterwards went to Wash ington, where she spent year in 8 l fashionable girls school. Since her de I hut into society she has been much ad- mired not only in Selma, but in'1 Sir mingham and Montgomery where she. has frequently visited
 | MT Lopez is a member of an old i southern family and formerly lived in i Louisiana. but for number of years l has made his home in Denver. where he | is connected with well known firm ot brokers. For the present he and his I lovely~ bride are at Denver hotel, and will later be joined there by Mss l Frances Reese sister of Mrs. Lopez, l who will leave Selma about the middle l of July for Denver.
 l Leaving soon for New York for stay l of several weeks will be Miss Atinel 1 Well and Miss Miriam Holzman. the | former on d buying trip for the mlili- pery department of Rothschlld $, when I She administers with such marked sue
 cess. and the latter for pleasure trip. One of the pleasant things in store for fhem is sthe occupancy of attractive apartments at the Marie Antoinette for las long as they like as guests ot MISS | weil,s kinswoman, who is leaving New York for the summer, and will turn her | whole apartment over to these ioveiy | Selma girls.
 MT. W c. Burdin, who made friendS here readily as advertising manager for Eljasberg Brothers. left, Selma yester- day q in his little racer, which he has fitted out himself and the long trip to Hutchinson, Kas., will be made Ill thls ! way. As T
 Mrs Godfrey Thomas of Hattiesourg; ,r Miss, is the guest of her parents, pr, v ! place, s'The OaksI'
 | Mrs. Edward Hobbs entertained mem bers of the training class or Whlcn sile l is teacher with a sewing party Ipes- day morning at her home on Mapry l street. Mrs. Hobbs is leaving SaturaaS | for Claremont Springs, Ala.s to Joii, MI. 1 and Mrs S. Hobbs at their cottage 1 there. and she is turning over to Mrs. | Frank Seay this very promising class l of young girls who are studying 10 iit | themselves for Sunday school teachers: l Mrs. Seay will conduct the class loi +the remainder of the summer, ana Mrs. l Hobbs feels that she is leaving her spu- i pills in excellent hands.
 The members of the class who en- loved the sewing party, at which sahd- l witches and tea were served. were Misses
 Tncile Crawford. Willie Blanton.s Mary Sommervill, Lucil Cartr, Mildrd atan- , fill Robbie Harrison, Frances Crawloiu' ,S lis Livvie Clarke, Mabel Hodges Cial is las paee Irene Denson, Clara Stocks, LOIS
 Rudolph. Mamie Rhodes, Ada coienan, l I,ouise Nichols Reba Duncan Mary l Iouise Herman, Rose Waller.
 nr and Mrs T. P. Whitby, whose
 f;ftv wears of married life have been l blessed by many happy family gather l ings, are just now entertaihiiis
 members of their immeu,d ae g M coths | the home of MT. and Mrs, E' M ooe,.. '',,.
 ran on the Highlands, and the esele iis nroving as delightful as any or 'hose l which have marked the past.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Crowell and their l daughter. Mary Elizabeth, arrived re | cently from South Carolina III .,ieil car after a delightful trip, and they
 were joined here by MT. and Mrs w l H Abney and little daughter of Naples. vile. Miss Julia Whitby, niece or | Dr and Mrs whitby and daughter or 1 the late Dr. D. E. Whitby, IS also a l member of the family party. Miss Evelyn Lasseter won the prize, a | pretty fan, offered for high score among the visitors, and Mrs. Ralph Nicolson 1 won the prize offered club members at I Mrs. H. G. Pattillo's bridge party Tues l day morning. Three attractive out-of- l town visitors were prettily compliment I ed by Mrs. Pattillo when she presented | decks of cards to Mrs. Clinton Howard of Atlanta, Mrs. Charles Trippe of Dal- I las. Tex, and Mrs. Meyer Gerson of l Montgomery
 Il sandwiches and tea were served. The kbridge tables were placed on the spa Il c;ous porch of the Pattillo home, and yellow daisies and cut flowers were prettily disposed in wall vases and jar deniers.
 MrS and Mrs. w. W. Bankhead of Jas
 per. who have been spending short while with Mrs T. U. Crumpton in Maplesviile, are in the city for few
 days.
 II MT. John Rush Lester of Birmingham is spending a short while here on busi- lness.
 Mr. and Mrs. M B. Mcleod of Au-
 burn are spending short while here, where Mir Mcleod underwent an opera
 ton in a Selma hospital. Mrs. Mcleod
 is the house guest of MT. and Mrs. 0.
 c. Calhoun.
 Friends here and in their home town
 are glad to learn that MT. Mcleod is
 doing nicely. He is greatly beloved as the pastor of the Methodist Church in } Auburn, And he is planning to return !, to his home within short time. :, Mir and Mrs. Fred Wagner are antici- } pating a pleasant visit from their daugh- : ter Mrs. James H. Spratling who. with her husband. will arrive Saturday from
 Macon, Ga The trip will be made I through the country.
 Miss Frances Higgins of Brooklyn, N
 Y., is spending short while with rela-
 ttves at Newberne, and will arrive soon
 for visit to Mir. and Mrs. J. s. Lamar
 whose guest she was recently en route
 to Newberne.
 Mir winfred Ager returned Tuesday Ito Birmingham after spending the week end in Selma.
 Mir. E. E. Helmer has returned from