The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-19
NOTES IF THE WEEK
 IN SOCIAL WORLD Miss Lucille Miles and Mir. R. R.
 Darden Married PRETTY HOME WEDDING Dinner Party for Miss Cosby and MT. Hodees-Notes and Personals of
 Movements of Some We'll
 Known People.
PRETTY HOME WEDDING

Lucy Miles, on Highland avenue. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. A. | J. Dickinson.
 The various rooms of the spacious home were bowers of foliage and flowers. Massed about the stairway were pond lilies and the same flower was used n the drawing room. In the library and in the dining room sweet peas formed the decorations, with trailing vines over doors and mantels.
 The ceremony took place in the drawing room, where an altor of exceptional beauty was formed of palms and ferns On either side stood tall vases of pond lilies, and a graceful arch overhead was fashioned of wild smilax. Richard John- ston and Eugene Johnston, the little sons of MT. and Mrs. Richard Johnston, pre- ceded the bridal party to the altar, carry ing broad white ribbons to form an aisle.
 Miss Miles entered with her brother, MT. Horace Miles. She was attractively attired in a travelling costume of golden brown vole, a shade most becoming to her fair type of beauty. She carried 1 brides roses
 | Miss Miles maid of honor was Miss Bertha Laude of Decatur She wore m exquisite toilette if Nile green chiffon with pearl trimmings, and a large picture hat She carried white carnations
 Miss Myrtle Miles and Miss Ruth Nor ton were bridesmaids They were charm- ingly gowned in white wi.h girdles of green and wore white hats. Their flow CTS were pond lilies.
 | of MT. G. w. Darden, was flower girl. She was daintily dressed in white. Mr. Dardens best man was his brother, MT. Joni B. Darden, of Oklahoma. The groomsmen were Mir Mortimer Baldwin and Mir. James Darden. Mrs. Darden is a charming and very | popular young lady. She is the daughtof of the late N. r. Miles, who was one of | Birminghams pioneers. A memorial win dow recently placed in the First Baptist | church attests the high regard in which | he was held.
 1 MT. Darden holds a responsible position with the Tennessee company.
 MT. Darden and his bride left, last even ing for a visit of several weeks in the north and east. Upon their return they will reside at 1516 Tenth avenue, south.
 MT. and Mrs. W. S. Lowell left yester- day for Sewanee
 Mrs. II. semon will leave soon for Mount Clemons, Mich. | The condition of Mrs. John E. Morriss, which has continued so serious for weeks, aio
 Mrs. Culpepper Exum is spending the week with her parents, MT. and Mrs. H. | Exum from the city.
 Miss Sadie Gillespie gave a brilliant dinner party last evening in compliment to Miss Cosley and MT. Hodges. the guests including the members of the wedding party.
 Mrs. c. P. Orr has returned from Ashe- vile, N c.
 Mrs. Robert Cecil has returned from Asheville.
 MT. and Mrs Paul Hamilton Earle have returned from Hot Springs. Mrs. John Fletcher who sails next week with the Misses Allen for Norfolk, will spend a month at "Grantlands'' in Vir- ginia.
 The marriage of Miss Idalie Templeman | of Birmingham to MT. Lovett P. Wyche of Lafayette took place at the home of the brides parents. Mir and Mrs. w. H. Templeman at 213O Sixth avenue, north, | at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon, the cere- mony being performed by the Rev J. w.. Norton of this city. They were the recipi- ents of a number of valuable presents. The happy couple left on the o'clock train for a trip to the groom's home and other points of interest.
 | Mir Perrin Bestor Brown has issued in- | vitations to the marriage of his daughter, Hermione, to MT. Loui Carroll Steele. Tuesday evening, July ?, at o'clock, at the home of Mrs. l.. J. Little, grand mother of the bride-to-be, at Livingston, Ala. Miss Laura Brown of Dallas. Tex, will be maid of honor and Mir. J. Harbin Miller of Birmingham will be best man. | lHe BIOoiiSiiieH VIII De l. Ss w dtsoH N. A. Lapsey of Anniston, William L.. Brown of Birmingham, J. P. Steele of Macon, Ga, and P. B. Brown, Jr., of Dallas Tex. Master William G. Little, Jr., of Livingston and Master Watson Coleman of Birmingham will be the ring bearers.
 Miss Brown is an exceedingly popular and vivacious young woman who is noted for her beauty and has very wide ac- auaintance in southern society. She for merly lived at Anniston but has resided in Birmingham for several years. MT. Steele is a young cotton man of Corinth, Miss. and Is a member of the cotton firm of Steel. Miller & Co. He Is also well known and popular.
 The wedding promises to be brilliant affair Relatives and friends of the young couple will come from Birmingham An- niston and other cities of this state, Geor- gia, Mississippi and Texas.
 MT. F. W. Hopkins will leave this wek on pleasure trip to the City of Mexico and other cities In that country. Mir. Rob- ert T. Hopkins of Nashville will join him here and they will make the trip together. 1 | Vanderbilt Board of Trust. Nashville, June 1S.-William K. Van derbilt of New York, E. c. Burlington