The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-18

erts has named as her maids of honor Tor the ball Miss Jean Lahey Miss Algie Hardwick, Miss Clementina Marks, Miss Maude Burke and Miss Frances Jones.
 A wedding in which much interest throughout the state is centered is that of Miss Lucille Washburn and Mir w. w. Brame, which took place on Thursday at o'clock at the Court Street church. The ushers were MT. Harris Washburn, MT Frank Elmore, Jr., MT. Charles Dex- ter Mrs. J E. Bartlette, MT. John fuller and MT. Brame Hood. The groomsmen were Col c. R. Bricken' Capt. Jack Holmes, Capt. E. P, Coulter, Capt. ;. H. Roberts, H. P Peacock, Capt Hunt Tay- Tor and Dr. M. B. Kirkpatrick.
 The bridesmaids wore white silk and carried pink carnations, and were Miss Miriam Brame, Miss Mittie Ellen Ashley, Miss Corrie s. Smith. Miss Carrie Harris and Miss Linda deYampert. Mrs. w. J. Osburn was matron of honor and MISS Eloise Washburn maid of honor. The cere- mony was performed by Or. J. A. Rice as- sisted by the Rev. T. J. Mangum, chap lain of the Second regiment.
 Miss Sadie Jacobi entertained on Mon day at a farewell luncheon to Miss Essie Strauss and Miss Leonie Moog The sou yenirs were slken gowned doll brides. When the bridal cake was cut Miss Ja- cobi cut the ring and the thimble and dime fell to Miss Rosa Strauss.
 Miss Leonie Mogg and Mir. Daniel F. Oppenheimer were married on Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at the home Of her mother Master Henry Mogg and Master Joseph Moog were ribbon-bearers and Miss Sadie Jaeobi was maid of honor. The young couple stood under a bell or white roses and carnations while Rabbi A. J. Messing performed the ceremony. Shortly afterwards they left for trip to Cincinnati and New York.
 Miss Frances Jones entertained num- Der of friends at cards on Wednesday, when the home of her parents. Captain and Mrs. w. B. Jones was decorated In red hearts, red shaded lights and south ern smilax During the games Misses Lucia Richardson, Elizabeth Andrew, Mill dred Jones and Nellie Wilkerson served lunch. The prizes were won by Mrs. L. l.. Hill, Mrs. Walter Fisk, Miss Rebecca Rutledge and Miss Annie Howard Blue
 A quiet church wedding was solemnized on Wednesday at the First Baptist church when Miss Alice Ledbetter and MT. Wal ter Condon were married, the Rev. c. A. Stakely officiating. The ushers were MT Fletcher Williams, MT. Brown Wilson, Mir Charles Armstrong and Mir Lee Col llns. After the ceremony Mir and Mrs.
 
 in honor of the young couple.
 Mrs. Charles P. Jackson of Blrmlng- ham Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Ida Tatum.
 Miss Louise Wadsworth of Charlotte, N C., is the guest of Miss Nell Battle.
 Captain and Mrs. B. NJ Washburn entertained at reception on Wednes- day evening in compliment to the Brame- Washburn wedding party. The guests drank the health of the bride in wine that was sent to her when she was baby by MT Strauss with the request that it be opened at her wedding reception. Col c. R. Brcken pulled the cork and the bride poured it into a loving cup and passed It to the guests.
 Miss Helen Winter entertained at cards on Thursday when the prize. lace hand kerchief, was won by Miss Libby Vass, and the consolation a string of forget me-not beads, fell to Miss May Harda- way
 A beautiful home wedding, which oe- cured on Thursday evening at o'clock at the home of her parents, MT. and