The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-16

 Bruce of Katherine; MT. and Mrs. James Wallace Bruce of Birmingham, and MT Herbert Laurie, of Keokuk, Iowa.
 Miss Margaret Isabel Bruce was married to MT. Ralph Bigelow Laurie of Moline, H., Friday night, the ceremony being performed by the Rev. Neal L. Anderson. The bride Is the daughter of the late Federal Judge Bruce, and much interest centered in the marriage. Miss Bruce was gowned In toilette of white crepe de- chine accordeon-plaited, with fichu of real lace and yell of 'tulle. She carried a shower bouquet of bride roses, and wore a diamond pendant gift of the groom. The bride entered with her broth er Mir William Bruce. They were met at the altar by the bridegroom with his best man, Dr. Lloyd Laurie, of Chicago. The bridesmaids were Miss Annie May Dimmick, Miss Margaret Dimmick, Miss Helen McCalla of Chicago, and Miss Grace Laurie of Keokuk, Iowa. They wore toilettes of white net over taffeta and carried white chrysanthemums. Miss Martha Bruce, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. She wore white Louisien silk trimmed with real lace and carried white chrysanthemums. The ushers were MT w. J. Osborne, Mir. L. H. Dawson, MT. J. P Dimmick, and MT. Carl Schlich. After the ceremony the bridal party returned nOlne dnQ were OclNtu Wlbh sup per The bridesmaids were presented by the bride with marguerite brooches set with pearls MT. and Mrs Laurie left on bridal trip of five weeks to New Orleans, Chicago, New York, and other points In the east MT. Laurie belongs to a promi- nent and wealthy family of keokuk Iowa.
 The marriage of Miss Stella Greil to MT Meyer Greil took place at the Tenn f1 ha ence of a brilliant assemblage. The altar was decorated with palms and white chrysanthemums. As the bridal party entered the temple, "Elsas Dream" from Lohengrin, was sung by Mrs. Bennett Griffin The bride was preceded by her maid of honor Miss Lottie Greil. She wore a bridal array of white crepe de chene, cut en traine and trimmed with white chiffon. A veil of white illusion fell to the end of her train and she carried lilies of the valley The bridesmaids were Miss Daisy Forscheimer of Mobile, Miss Esther Roman, Miss Rosa Steiner, Miss Clara Greil and Miss Adele Stahl
 They wore dresses of white china silk with green Dolly Warden sashes and carried muffs fashioned of white carna- tions. The ushers were Mir. Theodore Lobman, MT. Phil Baum, Mir. Silvan Baum, Mr B. S. Greil, Mir Seymour fOTSc1eltutI Ol NOpllt5 MI. hoiNhS9 @-C'' enstein of Mobile, MT. Bernard Uhifel- der, MT. Meyer Gerson, Jr., MT. Harry Kahn, MT Samuel Sulzbacher and MT. Terry Greil. After the ceremony a we'd ding supper was served at the home of the bride by her mother, Mrs. Jacob Greil.
 On Wednesday night at o'clock Miss Amanda Ruth Stewart was married to the Rev. James Arthur Jenkins at Clay ton Baptist church, the Rev. w. J. Ellf- ott officiating Miss Stewart was attired in her travelling gown-a suit of green cloth trimmed in white medallions. She carried an arm cluster of white chrys- anthemums Her bridesmaid was Miss Pearle Judson Rouse of Wetumpka, who wore a dress of green cloth and carried white chrysanthemums. MT. Ira Jor- dan was MT. Jenkins pesr man. The ushers were MT. James Corrie and MT. Owen Duffy. After the ceremony MT. and Mrs. Jenkins left on a wedding journey to Mobile and other points. The bride is a daughter of Mrs. T. A. Stew art.
 The opening ball of the Standard club took place Thursday night. The hall room was decorated in palms and greens and the rostrum was banked with palms. The grand march was led by MT Terry OITen ana MISS CldTd POLLOCK OI MODlfe. Miss Pollock wore a dress of white mousseline over taffeta. The debutantes were Miss Alma Cohen, Miss Sadie Levy Miss Sadie Veil Among the vis- iting young ladies were Miss Eva Heart of Birmingham, Miss Florence Greshei- mer of Peoria. Ills; Miss Essie Regen- stein of Atlanta, Miss Daisy Forschei- mer of Mobile, and Miss Clala Polock of Mobile. After the dancing supper was served. The tables were laid and adorned with American Beauty roses | Mrs Hamilton Weedon has issued in- vitations to a card party at which she will entertain next Friday in compliment | to Mrs. Charles Henderson Of Troy The Comus club has issued invitations to their opening german, at which they will entertain on the evening of Friday, | November 21.
 party went out to the races Thurs | day in tally-ho. The party included Mrs. F. M. Billing, Miss Kate Birch. Miss Mary Fitzpatrick. Miss Josie Nor wood, Miss Louise Marks, Miss Bessie Durham, Miss Bird Dunham. Miss Re-
 bic Walden of Uniontown, MT. Warren Tyson, MT. Joseph Billing, Mir. Henry
 Bartlett MT Edward Burton. MT. Stu | art Mckenzie. MT. Massie Anderson and ] MT. John Hardaway.
 Mrs. J. M. deCottes is in New Orleans