The following were the guests, who
included the members of the wedding
party: Miss Alexander, "Mr. Drennen,
Miss Caroline Harris, Miss Mary Hen
sett Reese of Norfolk. Va., Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Blanton Webb, Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Wood. Miss Miranda
Yerkes of Jacksonville. Fla., Mr. John
LeVerte, Mr. Clifford Inge and Mr.
Francis Inge of Mobile, Mr. Claude
Alexander. Mr. George Conners, Jr.,
Mr. Charles Drennen, Mr. Huston
Drennen. Mr. Walter Agee. Mr. John
McVay. Mr. George O’Neal of Port
land. Ore., and others.
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Mrs. Alex Cecil, Jr., is visiting? her
mother, Mrs. Mary Hoopen Lamar, in
Selma, where she is spending: the
winter.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Tate announce
the birth of a daughter, whom {hey
have named Joan. Mrs. Tate and lit
tle daughter are doing nicely at the
South Highlands infirmary.
Mrs. Richard Hundley will arrive
from her home in north Alabama to
day to visit her sister, Mrs. E. M.
Ivey.
Dr. J. D. S. Davis and Dr. E. P.
Ht)gan left Monday to attend the
Southern Surgical association at
White Sulphur Springs, where Dr.
Hogan will read a paper before the
association.
Miss Dorothy Cobb of Montgomery
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. W. R.
J. Dunn.
