The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-30
BRILLIANT WEDDING AT
 CHURCH OF THE ADVENT

worn quite as distinctive as those of the winter season.
 Mrs James Warner Shook wore very elaborate gown of white crepe de chine and lace. Mrs Price of Nashville. who was Miss Shook, was in white.
 Miss Florida Graves was sone of the | beauties of the occasion in a white bro- | cade with lace.
 | Mrs. Robert Jemison was notably hand some in an imported gown of white strip ed satin with lace and diamonds.
 Mrs. Rufus N. Rhodes wore very striking and effective gown in blue bro cade and chiffon plaitings. The skirt of brocade was tight fitting and shaped into the accordion plaited ruffes caught at intervals with foliage. | Mrs. George R. Ward wore a striking | gown Tn black and white.
 Mrs. Tutwiler wore black spangled net.
 Mrs T. o. Smith was charming figure | in white, one of the loveliest gowns Of | the season
 Mrs. Felix Drennen's brilliant brunette beauty showed to great advantage in | lovely gown of blue crepe de chine, elab- orately trimmed with lace. Mrs. Runyon wore black lace over white silk.
 Mrs. Charles J. Smiths handsome gown was white and lilac. | Mrs. Ned McDavid was very lovely in white.
 Mrs. George Huntington Clark was beautiful in white.
 Mrs. John Caldwell was picture in white chiffon elaborately trimmed with | lace and Mrs. Charles Caldwell was very lovely in white. Mrs. J. w. Barclay wore one of the handsomest gowns of the occasion It was of pale blue crepe de chine exquisite ly hand-embroidered. Mrs Charles H. Scholar was beautiful [ in blue crepe de chine embroidered in pink roses.
 Mrs. Henry Williams Fowlkes wore white embroidered crepe de chine.
 Miss Ada Bowron was one of the hand somest young women of the everfing In | white silk figured in pink, the skirt caught at intervals with pink roses.
 Miss Edith Lathrop was a picture In pompadour silk.
 Miss Conner was very lovely in blue.
 Mrs Richard W. S. Browne wore beautiful blue toilette.
 Mrs. Hubert Drennen was unusually lovely in white embroidered chiffon. and Miss Nabb was in white
 Mrs. Charles Samuel Simmons wore an elegant toilette of black lace, decollete.
 Mrs. William Hardie was among the beautiful women in black
 Mrs. Toumin wore white with pompa | lace
 Mrs. Alexander Troy London was | among the beauties of the evening in an elegant toilette of cream lace.
 Mrs. S. E. Thompson wore one of the most beautiful lace gowns of the season.
 Mrs J. w. Barclay entertained at lunch con yesterday in compliment to Mrs. Cothran and Col. and Mrs. John Temple Graves of Atlanta
 The table was beautifully decorated with wysteria and a delicious menu was served. The occasion was eloquent with toasts and clever stories. the wit and we'll known eloquence of Colonel Graves making the luncheon one of the brilliant | events of the week Mrs Barclay was notably handsome in an afternoon gown of blue voie with cream lace. Mrs Cothran wore hand some black gown and Mrs. Graves was Rlovely in white silk and lace.
 The guests included Mrs. Cothran, Col and Mrs. Graves. MT. Barrett Cothran MT. Charles H. Cothran, MT. J. A Emery MT. D. A. Beden, MT. John Wade and Mir. Lawrence Cothran.
 marriage of notable social interest will be that of Miss Lucille Smith and MT. Samuel Lowndes Earle, which will take place this evening at o'clock at the residence of the brides brother, MT Hampton Sidney Smith. Owing to the brides mourning the wedding will be ex- tremely quiet, and will be attended by only the immediate members of the two families and a few friends.
 There will be no attendants, but MT Earle will have for his best man his brother, MT. Paul Earle. The ceremony will be performed by the brides uncle
 Miss Smiths wedding gown will be white, and she will be given away by her brother, Mir. Hampton Sydney Smith.
 MT. Earle and his bride will leave im- mediately after the ceremony for a we'd ding journey of several weeks.