The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-11-23

tOII anu lne ButStS pine GA
spoon was won by Mrs. William Burton
and Mrs. William Hill. On the cut Mrs.
Hill was the lucky one. The following
guests were present:
Mrs. Junius Pierce, Mrs. Joseph Bur
ton. Mrs. Warren Burton, Mrs. Silas ~
son, Mrs. d. w. Troy. Mrs r. L. Har-
mon, Mrs. H. NJ. LeGrand. Mrs. Frank
Mcdonald, Mrs. McDuff Cain, Mrs. Ira
Virgin. Mrs. w. Hill, Mrs. j. T. Roberts,
Mrs A. ]. Brame, Mrs. James Hughes,
of Birmingham; Mrs. I. f. Leak, Mrs.
Berto johnson, Mrs. Alex Garland, Mrs.
Forney c. Stevenson Mrs. Frank Holt,
Mrs. Thomas c. McKeithon, Mrs. Charles
Norton, Mrs Charles Chandler, Mrs p.
G. Mort on, Mrs. ]. H. milestone; Miss
Kate Campbell, Miss Kathleen Martin,
Miss Mary Graham, Miss Lulu Pearson.
Miss Sallie Jones, Miss Virginia Nor
wood, Miss Eunice Richardson. Miss
Virgie Burton, Miss Clara Tennille, Miss
Camilla Brame. Miss Josie Hubbard.
Miss Janet Hurter Miss Foy Chastain,
Miss Phillipa Rousseau, Miss Mamie
Thompson. Miss Matte Wilkerson, Miss
Nellie Meyer. Miss Ida May Stone Miss
Eva Randolph, Miss En- Randolph, Miss
Kitty Lahey Miss Minnie Bunkley,
Miss Fannie Chandler, Miss Mary Seibels
Ball, Miss Lucy Sayre.
On "wednesday evening Mrs. s. G. An
derson entertained In compliment to her
daughter Miss Vesta Anderson and her
fiancee Mr.. Hendry d. Moore. Only the
wedding party was present and de-
lightful evening was spent. The table
was adorned in white and green. On a
centre piece OF Mount Mellick lace was
placed the bridal cake and about 1t was
traced a heart in smilax. A tall vase of
white roses completed the arrangement.
III 4al,l n1o IN in
roses and hand-painted bowl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Pepperman have
issued invitations to the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Maud Gertrude Pep
perman and Mr.. Avery Clark Moore Of
Idaho. The wedding will be solemnized
in the First Baptist church on the 4th
of December The young couple will be
at home after the first of January In
Boise, Idaho.
At a meeting of the Cradle of the Con-
federacy chapter held on Wednesday the
members decided to give next week an
entertainment for the benefit of the Sol
diers home at Mountain Creek.
The No Name club met on Wednesday
morning with Miss Annie Williams at
the home of her sister Mrs. w. C. Holt.
The programme was: Homeric Legends
Tommie s. Flowers; Had, Mary Cham
bers; Virgil and His Rome, Marie B.
Owen; Aeneid, Marielou A. Cory.
A beautiful wedding took place at the
First Baptist church when on Thursday
at five o'clock Miss Vesta Anderson,
daughter of Mrs. c. S. Anderson was
married to Mr.. Henry D. Moore, former
" of Montgomery, now of Columbus Ga.
The Rev. Charles Stakley officiating
The altar was profusely decorated in
palms and banana plants. AS the bridal
party entered the bridal chorus from
the Rose Maiden by Cowen, was sung by
Miss Nomia Carter and Miss Kate
Boothe sopranos; Mrs. L. j. Richardson
and Miss Margaret Carter, alto; Mr..
Marshall King and Mr.. Paul Dix. tenors
and Mr. w. j. Van Pelt and Mr.. Edward
Davant bass.
The ushers who led the way to the altar
were Mr.. w. L. Anderson, Mr.. A. J.
Jones, Mr. c. P. Anderson, Mr.. George B.
Wragg Mr.. e. j. Pierce of Union Springs,
and r. II. Manglim of Selma.
Mrs. Dennis Carr was matron of honor.
She wore a gown of white poplin de
chine, trimmed in lace medallions and
chiffon, and carried white carnations.
Miss Mary Anderson. sister of the bride,
was her maid Of honor. She wore a
handsome gown of white brocaded taffeta
trimmed in chiffon roses and pearl passe-
menterie and held white carnations. The
was Louise Johnston, and she was in
white and scattered white carnations
along the brides pathway to the altar.
The bride was accompanied by her uncle,
Mr. w. e. Pierce. Her bridal attire was
of white Lousine silk and duchess lace
and her flowers were white bride roses.
Her veil was caught up with orange bios
SONS. The briday party was Joined at
the altar by the groom and his best man,
MurChal ~ ftrf1ht Cu
After the ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs. Moore
left for Columbus. She wearing a trav-
cling gown of brown broadcloth with silk
waist of hat and tan to match.
A pretty church wedding attended by
many Montgomerians took place at Hope
Hull. nine miles from the city, when
Miss Mary Sproule Clark daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A. II. Clark. and Mr. Robert
J Grenville Thorington were married Miss
Sarah Clark sister of the bride, was her
maid of honor She wore yellow SILK
null over taffeta and a white and yellow
| picture hat. The bridesmaids were Miss
| Eta Clark. sister of the bride who wore
white organdie, and Miss Clara Tennille
who wore white silk. both wearing pic
| ture hats. The bride, who entered witt
| her father, was beautifully gowned II
| white de'prit trimmed with pearl orna
| ments and applique lace She wore !
white hat with ostrich plumes and car
| ried white chrysanthemums. The brida
! party was Joined at the altar by tn,
groom and his best man. who was hi.
brother, DIR. Chiffon Thorington. and Rev
Stewart Mcqueen, who officiated. Aftel
the ceremony. the bridal party was en-
tertained at supper by the brides parent.
shortly after which Mr. and Mrs. Thor
ington left for New Orleans. On theIl
treturn they will live in Montgomery
| where Mr.. Thorington is assistant librar
ian at the capitol. He is son of Judg,
and Mrs. w. S. Thorington. formerly O.
this city, now of Tuscaloosa
Invitations have been received to tn.
marriage of Miss Mary C. Coreoran O.
Mobile and Mr.. Thomas L. Hewlett O
Montgomery. which will take place oil
Thursday. November q. in Mobile
The Magazine club met on Friday Will
/ Mrs. Walter Black.