The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-09
MARRIAGE OF MISSWEATH-
 ERIY AND MIR. BIRCH

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 rna welding of Miss George Wealth eriy. eldest daughter of MT. and Mrs. Jar,,es WeatherlA and MT Afexander clitherah Birch took place last even. ing at 9 o'clock at the cnurcn 2, st Mary's-on-th the Highlands. Several hundred guests witnessed the cere- mony, which was performed by hev. Dr. Evans, rector of the Church Of the Advent Chrysanthemums. palms ana the usual altar lights made moss churchly and beautiful decoration an9 the wedding details were distinguisheo for their beauty and elegance.
 Miss Weatherly, who entered the church with her father. made beaut- ful and graceful bride, her slender grace and blond beauty accentuated by the loveliness of her wedding gown. The material was oi white cniLIon ciotn built upon white messaline The lines of the gown gave slight sah enpire rsn;nh I 1t was trimmed giving it most regai air The lower portion of the skirt was finished with four wide lucks, pe- low which was graduated band oL applied point lace extending the entire length of the train. The high bodice : was fashioned almost entirely or point lace, the sleeves being of lace. which filled in the throat yelled with soft chiffon. The lace collar fitted the throat very high. the sleeves, elbow in length, and the empire, lines suggested in the white panne satin adjusted pc, low the corsage. She wore veil of tulle, coronet fashion, with orange blossoms. The bridal bouquet was ex- ceedingly beautiful lilies of the val- ley tied with white tulle.
 The matron of honor was Mrs: Dud- ley Bates Lawrence of New York, sis ter of the bridegroom. She wore French gown of white, embroidered m green and gold roses. A panel, snow Ing the green and gold emproiueay, M~ M~ extended the full length of the green and green velvet gave distfngusned touch. She carried white roses MISS Marjorie Weatherly, younger sisIer of the bride. was maid of honor. Sns wore green chiffon cloth ana carried
 The bridesmaids, Miss Flora Orr, Miss Dorothy orr. Miss Lillian Doug lass, cousins of the bride; Miss AIlce Moore. Miss Bessie Jemison; Msa5s M,Ss S and Miss Florence Dawson. were in ex- uuisite gowns of white, with gifolss and gloves of green. their flowers, white rysanthemums, tied with green ribbons. ,r o,,s
 MT. Birch's best man was Mir. Dud- lev Bates Lawrence of New 1ork- They entered from the vestry room The groomsmen were MT. Frank MnitS, MT Edward Crawfo1d. MT M~ rIahn .Tahn nnnson Mr Ernest SeibIes, Mir. D. & Stewart of Montgomery; and MT. James Herring of Asheville. MT. chase Pickens. MT. william Warren ana MT Borden Burr, of Talladega.
 Following the ceremony at the church was a small reception at the YesidenceN of the brides parents on south twentieth street for the Wed- i. dihr party and few friends, MT. Birch and his bride leaving later in the even. ing for their wedding journey. Ihe bride was very charminEly attired m a travelling gown of black, showing small stripe of white. Tne coat Was ta tight fitting and untrimmeo' anu shs hat was of black.
 Upon their return Mir. Birch and ms bride will reside at the Birch residence 1234 Iroquois street.
 Miss Weatherly received hundreds oi beautiful gifts. The silver presented her by her parents was colonial in de- sirn and exceedingly heavy and rich. Mrs. Allie Clitherall Birch, the motneF of MT Birch presented yacs She Dd,as aseorated we especially for her in Dresden. Tnes en- tire decoration was in gold. All or the silver was very beautiful In de- sign. 4ho bride. wore a handsome gown of white crepe de chine, very richly emproiaereu and carried Palma violets. Mrs. blrch, the mother of the bridegroom, wore
  .ered in lavender orchids. Her flowers were Palma violets. Among the out of-town guests were. Miss CnarlotLe Hopkins, Of New York; Mrs Ellsperry, Mrs. Rushin and Mrs. Homer LeGranqe of Montgomery. Mrs. Ellsberry was m black lace, Mrs. Rushin wore pompa- dour silk and Mrs. LeGrande was Tn black lace. "A AsIsa Annie Iouise Chiffon of MontgoTery, svara also among the out-of-toWn se Miss weatherly has been a pro nounced belle in Ss,n,sseS Son5ner,n sSS's Southern families, and is a grand d-daugnIer oi She late Colonel Milner. She IS prisht, eharming and lovable. and no youns woman within the ,aaT cnaTmeo s0a o heIoyed. Mr Birch is a member of prominent z So,,thern families. He was formerly or Montgomery and since coming 10 blrm inghAm he has been idenria,eo ens1arsar eoun- ty and is we'll known sociaily'-birm- ingham Age-Heraid'
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 MEETING OF THE MAGAZINE CLUB.
 Miss EIizsbeth Moore was the mem ber of the Magazine Club with whom the others met yesterday when she en- home on Decatur street. The subject of the afternoon was "Balzae' ana the papers bearing on the subject were
 s'Balzac', by Mrs. J. Walter Black.
 .srhe Duchess de Langeais" by Mrs. Richard Browder.
 sLe Pere Goriot Mrs. A. J. Brame. "La1 Peau de Chasrin' by Mrs' "ii- liam Carv.
 ''Seraphata." by Miss Elisabeth Moore.
 The dizcussion of the subject which followed the reading of the papers was led by Miss Moore. After the literary program was concluded refreshments were served during c social hour.
 Guests of Miss Moore. in addition to the members of the club. were Mrs. Lawrence Calhoun and daughter. Miss Calhoun, of Chicago; Mrs. Lena Kinder hout. of Marion; Mrs. Nicholas Marks, of Kentucky: Miss Shepherd. Mrs Ryland and Mrs. Stephen Hubbell.
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 Among the out-of-town guests who will attend the Fitzpatrick Mapes mar riage Tuesday those who have already arrived are: Mrs. A. H. Munger. mother of MT. Fitzpatrick. Mir and Mrs. Willis Munger and little daughter, .R wnrIaA aea