The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-11
NOTES OF THE WEEK
 IN SOCIAL WORLD
Senator and Mrs. Bankhead Ar-
 rived in City Yesterday
RO8INSON-IVES WEDDING
Mrs. John c. Pugh of Birmingham Was Miss Ives Matron of Honor and Several Guests from This City
 Witnessed the Ceremony.

Senator John Hollis Banlthead and Mrs. Bankhead. with d small party of guests are spending the week at the Florence hotel. Mrs. Bankhead is in town for l visit to the fair and also on a shopping tour having been greeted by many friends on round of the shops yesterday. Mrs. Roberts of Fayette and Mrs ]. H. Han ser of Silura are in the Banllhead party.
 Mrs. Bankhead s one of the promi- nent women in Washingtons official set. During the long congressional service of her husband Mrs Bankhead has become identified with social Washington, and her return there as the wife of Alabama $ distinguished senator will mean the re- newal of many warm friendships.
 or social interest To Birmingham was the wedding of Miss Emma Frances Ives and Alr. Arthur Walter Robinson, which was one of the brilliant events of the week, taking place at Trinity church in Florence.
 The church was beautifully decorated with golden rod and wood flowers, and the altar and chancel were artistically adorned with ferns and potted plants. The Rev. R. R. Harris performed the ceremony and a musical programme was given by Miss Annie Smith.
 Miss Ives wore a beautiful gown of white silk and real lace. and carried q bouquet of orchids. The bridesmaids wore white princess dresses and carried chrysanthemums The bridal ..arty con sisted of Mrs. l.. E. Kerr of ltasca, Tex. a sister of the bride, and Mrs. John C. Pugh of Birmingham, matrons of honor: Miss Reba Powers. maid of honor: Miss Felica Street of Birmingham, Miss Louise Rawls of Gadsden, Miss Julia Holt of Montgomery, and Miss Kate Mill ken of Florence, bridesmaids; little Miss Margaret Lewis cf Birmingham, flower girl. MT. I.eedy Mathews of Memphis was best man, and Mr James $. Warren of Memphis, MT. F. M. Robinson ol Nashville. MT James Peasants of Clarks- dale Miss. MT. Will K. Ives of Gads- den. and MT. John W. Moore and w. IL. Mitchell of Florence were sroomsmen' A reception followed at the home of the brides parents, Col. and Mrs & s. Ives.
 NIr. and Mrs. Robinson left on the mid night train for a trip to Washington, New York and oston. They will be at home in Memphis after November l.
 The out of town guests were Mrs. Scruggs of Memphis mother or the groom: Mrs. Pleasants of ClarksVll'e' Miss; Mrs. L. F. Kerr of ltasca, rex Mir. and Mrs. John c. Pugh of Birming- ham: MT. James s. Warren and MT J.eedy Mathews of Memphis Miss Fehcia Porter and Miss Margaret Lewis or Bir- mingham; Miss Louise Rawls or Eads- den: Miss Julia Holt of Mon -gohlery' MT F NJ. Robinson of Nashville, and MT. Iames Pleasants of Clarksville, Miss.
 Mrs. c. S. simmons has returned rom a charming visit to Ffench LicN Snrinps. wehre she joined party or friends there a short time ago.
 Miss Virginia Graves has returned fron, Eurone With Mrs. Allie Birch she fingered in Paris for some tune tbis autumn, the party with whom they sailed in the summer having pre- ceeded them to Birmingham
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