The age-herald., 1901-10-20
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Continued from Fourteenth Pass.)

Continued from Fourteenth Pase)
 mon Caheen of Birmingham, Ralph Fies of Birmingham, Meyer Greil. Henry Moog, Ike Simon, Philip Baum. Julian Gibbian and Gaston The maid of honor was Miss Stella Grei. a sister of the bride, who was gowned in rich white taffeta and wore large white picture hat And the best man, MT Terry GreiL
 The bride entered on the arm Of her brother. Mir. Naham Greil- She was ex- quisitely attired in a bridal array of white crepe de chine and held an arm clus- ter of white carnations. Shortly after the ceremony the happy couple left for wedding trip to New York and other points After their return they will be at home in Birmingham
 The marriage of Miss Josephine Lahey and MT. Wm. Preston Screws took place on Thursday evening at 6 o'clock at the Church of the Holy Comforter. The bridal party met at the home of the brides mother. Mrs. Lucy Lahey, which is next door to the church. and forming in line led by the ushers. marched to the church and approached the alter to the strains of wedding march After the ushers followed the groomsmen and 
 gowned in white organdie and lace with white sashes and chous and held pink carnations. Proceeding the bride entered the maid of honor, Miss Alice Lahey, the lovely sister of the bride. She was attir- ed in pink silk tissue and held pink car nations.
 And last came the beautiful bride ac- companied by her uncle. Judge John G. Winter. and attended by two dainty little folk. little Kittie Tharin, cousin of the bride and daughter of MT. and Mrs. Dickson Tharin, and little Master Wal lace Screws Pitts, son of Dr. and Mrs. A N. Pitts, cousin of the groom She "a miss of four years-was attired in white and pink and he-a little man of six-wore white duck. The bride was ex- quisitely gowned in white chiffon and held arm cluster of white carnations with piumoea- The bridal party was formed at the alter by the groom, his best man, Colonel Frank Caffey and Rev. Ed gar c. Murphy rector of St. John's Epis- copal church who performed the ceremo- ny.
 After the ceremony was over the bridal party and a numb of other relatives and intimate friends were entertained at a reception by Mrs. Lahey. The home was beautiful in an adornment of autumn gold in Goldenrod and Coriopsis with lots of crimson in American beauty roses. The cutting of the brides cake resulted in the rings falling to Miss Bessie Thor ipgton and tEs casting of the brides bou- quet in ita becoming the property of both Miss sThorfngton and Miss Carolyn Ran dolph. who in their eagevness to secure the gold omen, divided 1t. Shortly after o'clock Mir. and Mrs. Screws left for Florida where they go to visit Mr. Pres ton Screws. the groom's father
 The ushers were Messrs. J. g. Utley, George Reagler. Terry Hardaway, and Clifford Lanier. The groomsmen were Messrs. Arthur Jones. Temple Seibels, Archibald Arlington. Winter Thorington George McGough and w. W. Screws Jr And the brides maids were Misses Car olyn Randolph. Lucy Randolph. Bessie Thorington. Kittie Lahey, Elizabeth Winter and Elizabeth Lahey.
 The latter part of the week was shad- owed by the death of MT. Henry Heron His illness was of short duration and his death was a great shock to his friends A grand character of the ideal old school he was one of whom none spoke ev>r save with love tenderness and admira-