The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-29
WV and SOCIETY

THE brilliant event of the week will (CD the marriage of Miss Amy Louise Jordan to Mir Charles Hugh Goth ran. which win take place this evening at g o'clock at the Church of the Advent.
 Afser the ceremony there will be a re- ception at the Hillman, to which special invitations have been issued. MT. Goth ran and his bride will leave on late train for their wedding journey.
 The wedding will be attended by bril- liant party of out-of-town guests, and the details are to be very elaborate. The large wedding party will make 1t one of the most beautiful. events of the Easter season in the south.
 An elaborate musical programme will precede the ceremony, which will be per formed by the Rev Dr. T. J. Beard. The church will be decorated with palms and Easter lilies.
 MT Mortimer Harve Jordan, MT. Will fam Mudd Walker, Mir A. II. Carpenter, Mir Harrington P. Hehin, Mir. Murray Brown and Mir. George B. Ward will be ushers.
 Miss Jordan will be given away by her brother, Dr. William Mudd Jordan. Miss Annie Jemison will be maid of honor and the bridesmaids will be Miss Estelle Earle, of Greenville S. C.. Miss stephanie Le- vert of New Orleans, Miss Ethel Sharpe, Miss Daisy Moody. Miss Emma Leedy and Miss Carrie Sharpe.
 MT. Cothran's best man will be MT. John Wade. and the groomsmen will be MT. Barrett c. Cothran of Atlanta, MT. Will lam Mudd Martin, MT. Pascal Shook, MT. Erskine Ramsay. Mr. Culpepper Exum, MT. J. A. Emery
 Miss Jordan will be queenly figure in her bridal gown, which Is of white satin. Her tulle veil will be adjusted with orange blossoms. The bridesmaids win wear gowns of lace and chiffon. Miss Jordan's rousseau Is very elegant and she has been wearing some of the smart est gowns at the series of events given in her honor. Almost every day for weeks she has had social engagements, and while so much entertaining has been done in her honor, she has attended other events and received with hostesses, which has emphasized how utterly un- spoiled she Is by all the attentions her friends are showering upon her. Usually a prospective bride feels that society should not expect anything more than for her to attend the parties in her honor but Miss Jordan has been an admired figure In the receiving line on several other occasions since her engagement was announced.
 On Q recent occasion she wore an im- ported gown of black chiffon exquisitely embroidered in pink and green. The gown Is made over pale green silk yelled with green chiffon.
 One of her afternoon tolettes is of ecue canvas with lace design. the coat of pongee silk trimmed with Cluny lace. With this was worn picture hat.
 A gown of exquisite daintiness which Miss Jordan wore on an al fresco occa- sion was of white organdy, the skirt and waist trimmed with lace and tucks.
 Miss Jordan wore last evening at the wedding rehearsal a French gown in blue and white the embroidery done ir pale blue and the design showing long, slender leaves. Her Paris hat was broad -brimmed, the crown fashioned en- tirely of white rose petals about which was draped a scarf of real lace. The brim was lined with rose petals.
 Miss Jordans travelling gown Is severe ly plain, and her toque will match her costume A part of her rousseau was made by the French nuns in New Or leans.