The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-02

while in Montgomery. She left Wednes- day for Demopolis. She is one of the vice-presidents of the National Council of Jewish Women. and Is the chairman of the committee of the Junior Section of that organization.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Goldthwait enter tained on Wednesday at dinner in compli- ment to Miss Josephine and Miss Henri cite Chamberlain The other guests were Miss Cornell and Miss Guernsey.
 Miss Mamie Belle Fleming entertained at dinner Wednesday in Compliment to her Cousins, Miss Irene and Miss Annie Bullock, at her home Cherokee Farm. On Tuesday evening, MT. and Mrs. w. | B. Jones entertained in compliment to | their daughter, Miss Carrie Pinkston | Jones, and her fiancee, MT Junius J. | Pierce. The four large apartments of the | home on Court street were thrown to- | gether for the occasion and were elab- orately adorned with roses, carnations and chrysanthemums In the second drawing room the large number of pres ents received by the young couple were displayed.
 On Wednesday evening, at half past , l o'clock. the marriage of Miss Carrie Pinkston Jones to MT. Junius J. Pierce was celebrated in St. Johns church. the | Rev Edward E. Cobbs officiating The
  were MT. Thaddeus Watts, David Shack leford, Graves Troy and Josiah, Morris Jones. These were followed by the att tendants, Miss Matte Wilkinson, MT. Samuel J. Cassels, Miss Minnie Watt Pierce and Mir. Ray Jones. Next entered the maid of honor, Miss Sara Jones, sister of the bride. She was gowned in tan crepe de chine with Persian trimmings and carried white carnations. The bride, who entered with her father, Captain w. B. Jones, was preceded by little Miss Charlotte Thornton of Mobile, who acted as flower girl. She wore white with blue ribbons, and carried white chrysanthe- nuns. The bride was exquisitely gowned in castor broadcloth with hat to match, and carried an arm cluster of chrysanthe- nuns. Miss Willxinson's dress was of green etomine with rose velvet trimmings. She carried yellow chrysanthemums. Miss Pierce wore a toilette of navy blue broad cloth with Persian trimmings. The bride was met at the altar by the bride groom with his best man, MT. Laurens Pierce. After the ceremony, MT. and Mrs. Pierce left on a wedding trip to Cincin- natl and Louisville
 Mrs. Jacob Greil has issued invitations to the marriage of her daughter Stella, to MT. Meyer L. Greil, which will take place on the evening of Wednesday, No vember 12, at half past o'clock. The ceremony will be performed at Temple Beth Or.
 MT. and Mrs. Ariosto A. Wiley have is- sued invitations to their silver wedding reception, at which they will entertain on Thursday evening, November 6. The reception will be given at their town resi- l dence on Madison avenue. Mrs. Wiley was formerly Miss Mittie A. F. Noble. Mrs. John Bruce has issued invitations to the marriage of her daughter, Margar-
 ct Isbeal, to MT. Ralph Bigeiow Lourie. on Tuesday evening November Il, at half l past o'clock, at the Central Presbyterian | church.
 St. Mary's Guild of the Church of the Holy Comforter has issued invitations to a reception at which they will entertain, Tuesday evening, November 4. in complf- ment to the Rev. and Mrs. Stewart Me
 queen, at the rectory. The entertain | ment is in celebration of the fifth anni- versary of the date upon which MT. Mo queen took charge of the parish.
 On Thursday evening. Mfr. and Mrs. | William Teague entertained at a recep- ton at which they presented their daugh- ters, Miss Ethel and Miss Eugenia Teague to society. The Teague home was