The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-24

1 A. G. Merritt, Sr Miss Wade of Mur-
 freesboro. and Mrs. Inez Childress of
 Washington. The wedding music was fur
 nished by Mrs. Bettie NJ. Donelson.
 The ribbon bearers wore white lingerie | gowns. Following the ceremony, buffet
 refreshments were served in the dining
 room from a buffet table over which
 Miss Mamie Henderson and Miss Lafle
 Mcfarland presided. and Mrs. John Hen derson and Mrs. Miller Dismukes assist
 ed Pink flowers were used in the table centerplece and this was surrounded by
 the historic silver candelabra, once the
 property of Andrew J. Donelson. Hand- some wedding presents came from many
 directions. The groom's mother gave
 handsome checks, as did also the brides
 sister, Mrs. E. R. Dabney. MT. and Mrs. Tom Goodsl presented handsome Shelf
 field tray, and MT. and Mrs. John Donel-
 son gave valuable cut glass. A complete
 chest of silver came from some of the
 groom's business associates in Birming-.
 ham. Mir Hambaugh and his bride left l Tuesday evening for Birmingham, the
 bride wearing brown costume, with a
 brown hat to match.
 Among the out-of-town guests at the
 wedding were: Mir and Mrs. s. W. Chil-
 dress of St. Louis, MT. and Mrs. Arthur
 A. Adams and Miss Lela Adams of Bir
 mingham Miss Florence Rogers of Bir-
 mingham. Jo Mimms of Kentucky, Miss | Mamie Wade of Murfreesboro.
 l Miss G. Meyer of Selma, Ala. who has
 been visiting Mrs. Joseph Meyers, left
 the city today.
 Miss Viola Mars of Uniontown is visit l ing her sister, Mrs. J. Mars, of South Tenth avenue.
 1 The womans central committee issues
 a call for all the Sunday School children l of the northside to meet Saturday at 2 l D. m. at the First Methodist church to | rehearse the songs to be used Sunday
 and Monday in the prohibition cause. All l the suburban Sunday school children are | also invited to take part in the Sunday | afternoon service at the Hippodrome. The | Sunday school children of the southside will meet at the Eleventh Avenue Meth odist church to rehearse for the same l purpose. Mrs. l. D. Steele, chairman of music committee.
 | Miss Matte James Falls and MT. Win | ming Anson Currie were married last | night at o'clock in the First Methodist l church by the Rev. Mir. Duncan. The church was beautifully decorated in green
 and white In the wedding party were the bridesmaids, Miss Pauline Henderson of Atlanta and Miss Louise Roberts of
 this city, who were dressed in white lingerie over cream silk, made princess and trimmed with lace. They carried
 shower bouquets of asparagus fern. The
 matron of honor, Mrs. R. H. Wharton,
 was dressed in white silk and lace. She
 carried bouquet of white carnations and ferns tied with white tulle bow. The
 maid of honor Miss Laura l.. Chambers,
 was dressed in nile green crepe de chine, trimmed with lace, and she carried bride
 roses and asparagus fern. The ushers
 were MT. Robert Mabery and MT. Robert Bailey, and the groomsmen were MT. Orcian Drake and MT. Wallace Wilson. I MT. Currie, who had MT. Ewell Currie, his brother, as his best man, Is the man. 1 ager of the building material department l of the Moore & Handley Hardware 1 company. MT. and Mrs. Currie will spend l a short time in New York before making 1 Birmingham their nome.
 | Miss Ruby Guthrie Yielding and MT. | William Morton Hall were married in | Wesley chapel, North Haven. Dr. A. R. l Wilson of Hartselle, the grandfather of 1 the bride, performed the ceremony, the
 daughter of MT. and Mrs. c. M. Yield | ing. who are old residents of this city and are well known. The bride wore a
 red cloth suit, hat and gloves to match,
 and carried bride roses She is a beau | tiful girl of the brunette type. The att
 tractive sister of the bride, Miss Maude
 Yielding, was maid of honor. She wore
 a suit in harmony with that of the bride l and carried pink roses. The groomS best
 man was MT. Frank M. Yielding, while
 the ushers were MT. LeRoy Holt and MT. | Henry Hanna. Mrs. William A. Thomas | presided at the organ. Preceding the
 ceremony Hearts and Flowers" was l sung by Miss Susie Ferguson. MT. Will, i liam Morton Hall, formerly of Madison,
 Ind, is in business in this city and has l many friends here. After the ceremony
 MT. and Mrs. Currie left for St. Louis, | Madison. Ind, Cincin and points in ! West Virginia. After their return they
 will make their home with MT. and Mrs.