The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-03
NEWS OF THE WEEK
 IN WORLD OF SOCIETY
November Will Be Month of Brides and Bridesmaids
SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
News and Gossip of the Early Winter Season Before the Social Pace Actually Beoins-Lunch.
 con To Debutantes.

The wedding of Miss George Weatherly and MT. Alexander Cntherin Birch on Wednesday evening at 9 o'clock at the church of St. Mary y's-on-the-Highlands will be one of the most beautiful events that has ever taken place in that church, noted for it's many picturesque cere- monlals. The ceremony will be witnessed by several hundred guests, but there will be no large reception afterwards, owing to recent mourning in the family of the brde Miss Weatherly will be given away by her father. MT. James Wealth erly She will have for her maid of honor her younger sister. Miss Marjorie Weatherly and the matron of honor will be Mrs. Dudley Bates Lawrence of New York. d sister of the bridegroom. A bevy of beautiful girls will be brides maids, Miss Flora Orr and Miss Lillian Douglass, cousins of the bride; Miss Bes- sic Jemison, Miss Virginia Means, Miss Alice Moore, Miss Emma Leedy and Miss Florence Dawson.
 MT. Birch will have for his best man Mir. Dudley Bates Lawrence of New York, and the ushers and groomsmen will be Mr. J. l.. Drennen, MT. William Warren, A1r. Chase Perkins of Birming ham, MT. Borden Barr of Talladega, MT. Edward Crawford, MT. Arthur J. Picard, MT. Frank White. Jr.. of Birmingham, Mir. Herring. of Asheville, MT. Emmet sie- bles and MT. Shipp Stewart of Mont gomery.
 Mrs Allie Clitherill Birch will be the charming hostess at tea on Monday afternoon in compliment to Miss Weath- erly and Mrs. Dudley Bates Lawrence. Assisting in receiving will be d group young women, and the calling hours will be from 3 to 5 o'clock.
 The wedding of Miss Jennie Belle Pol lard of Nashville and MT. James Devereux Smith of Birmingham will take place Wednesday evening at the Tulip Street Methodist church. MT. R. A. Porter, brotfier of the bridegroom will be best man. Mr. W. l.. Wilson, Jr., and MT. Roy. Knight of Birmingham will be groomsmen. There will be bevy of lovely bridesmaids and tho details of the wed. ding win make 1t among the prettiest of the winter.
 Another out of town wedding of social in terest will be that of Miss Mary Seymour Nance of Greenville, Miss, and MT. Jesse Frances Yates of Birmingham, taking place on Tuesday evening at the St. James Episcopal church in Greenville. Miss Nance will have for her matron of honor Mrs. Thomas Gloves Holmes, and the bridesmaids will be Miss Elizabeth Nance Miss NancX Nelson and Miss Julia Pendergrast.
 MT. Yates best man will be MT. Mercer Barnett of Birmingham, and his groonls- Inah will be MT. Hunter Smith of this city, Mr Charles Bourne, MT. Warren .TaH1son. Mr. Edgar Sharkey of. Green vile The ushers will be AIr. B. r. shelby. Mir w. l.. Francis, MT. B. Camp Wheeler, MT. w. l.. Shelton of Green vile. After a wedding journey MT. Yates and his bride will be at home in Bir- niifigham at the residence of the bride grooms sister, Mrs. F. c. Chandler.
 Miss Nance is q noted southern beauty and is we'll known in society in this city, on her visits to Mrs. Richard Randolph and Miss King.
 On the afternoon of Wednesday the first of a series of card parties will be given at the Southern club. The tables will be placed in the ball room, and bridge will be played. Three handsome prizes will be given. At the conclusion of the games, which will begin at 3 o'clock a luncheon will be served in the hand some cafe down stairs.
 Mrs. Edward Magruder Tutwiler has been asked to act as hostess for the club and among those who will assist her in receiving will be Mrs Barrett, Mrs. Toulmin, Mrs. Leedy, Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Benners, Mrs. A. Il. Woodward,