The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-12
MOBILE.


 Mobile, November 11.-(Speclal)- 1.-The for the next demonstration
 most brilliant wedding of the season so far took place Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Martha A Robinson when her daughter, Miss May Ce, was married to Mr. Ernest w. H. Jungerman of Nash vile. While yellow were the eoiofs chosen for the occasion, and large white and yellow chrysanthemums were used to decorate the house. The bridesmaids wore white met gowns with yellow glrdles and carried yellow chrysanthemums. The at tendents were Mrs. George Robinson ana Mrs D. NJ Robinson, matrons or honor' in white lace robes with white chrysah- themums. The bridesmaids, Miss Venetia Danner. Miss Mary Pellans, Miss Mar garet Billups, Miss Helen Smith, MISS Agnes Blackser, Miss Jonna Mae LAWS of Nashville and Miss Katherine Robin son. maid of honor. The groomsmen were Rev. A. c. Harte, MT. Rob Berney, MT Warren Christian, MT. Henry Aldrloge and MT. Ben McMillan. MT. Arthur Jun german of Louisville was hls brother hest man. Little Katherine Roblnsoh' flower girl, preceded the bride who en- tered with her brother. MT. E. M. ROD inson. The bridal gown was of white chil- fon radium made Princess and trimmed with Princess Louise lace. Her vel was caught with a spray of orange blossoms and she carried white carnations. Rev. F. Carr performed the ceremony The ceremony was followed by large reeep- tion. a number of the brides friends as- ssting in receiving and serving thu guests At midnight MT. and Mrs. Jun german left for Asheville, from whence they will go to other points, reaching Nashville about the end Of the month Mobile gives up reluctantly one or her sweetest daughters, wishing her all nap piness in her new home
 The evening before the wedding MISS Robinson entertained her bridal party at a supper, pretty souvenirs being given to the maids and groomsmen
 A ouiet home wedding Tuesday evening was that of Miss Margaret Moore Ban croft and MT. Thomas J. Taylor at the home of the brides mother, Mrs. S. o' Bancroft Owing to q recent DefeaVe- ment in the family-the marriage was a very simple one. the Rev. J. E. Spain performing the ceremony in the presence of relatives only. The bride was given away by her brother, MT. J. H. Bancroft. MT. Grover Taylor was best man. MT. ana Mrs Taylor left on the Mobile and Onlo for a trip north, and on their return will keen house in their new home on Rapier avenue and Palmetto street
 The engagement of Miss Marcia Burgess and MT. Albert F. Bush is announced, the wedding to take place December 2l. It will be a large and brilliant affair, as both Miss Burgess and MT. Bush are well known society leaders and members or prominent families.
 The engagement of Miss Theo William son and MT. Erwin Little is announced. The plans for the wedding have been changed on account of the death of MT. Littles little nephew, and the ceremony will take place quietly at the bride home the evening of November 22.
 MT. Felix McGill and the Misses McGill have returned to Mobile after an absence of several months.
 Mrs Amelia Lyons and grandsons have returned from their summer wanderings. Miss Rosa Lyons will remain in Chicago several weeks longer.
 Miss Agarita Merrill, one of the De- cember brides, has returned from New York.
 MT. C1em Gazzan and his bride were in the city this week on visit to MT. Gag zan's parents.
 In compliment to Mrs. Mcdonald Moore of Fredonia, N. Y, Mrs Will Porter of Key West, and Mrs. James Wade, an autumn bride, Mrs. Greenwood Ligon en- tertained at cards at the Country club Monday afternoon. "Five hundred' su- perseded the long popular whist and euchre and proved most enjoyable.