The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-28

last evening. Miss Well. a sister of MT. Well and brother, MT Theodore Well, also of Evansville, were among the out of-town guests
 At the meeting of the Bid Euchre club on Tuesday at the Country club the first prize, a pair of silk hose, was won by Miss Linly Graham and the lone hand by Mrs. John Henley. Mrs Henry Dean, one of the prettiest young women in the club, was hostess
 Dr. and Mrs J. F. Frazier will leave holidays.
 Mir. and Mrs Bradley Saunders are In New York.
 The wedding of Miss Minnie Lazarus daughter of MT: and Mrs. Lew Lazarus, and Mr. Lee B. Well took place last evening at o'clock in the ballroom of the Hotel Hillman, the ceremony being performed by the Rev. Dr. Morris New field. The ceremony was most impress sive. the bridal party standing in front of an improvised altar, above which was a canopy of smilax. from which was sus- pended a floral bell of white carnations the clapper of scarlet blossoms.
 There were eight ushers. MT. Sydney Lazarus, q brother of the bride: Mr. Sobel Loventhal, MT. Merlin Herzfeld, MT. Julius F1es of this city, MT. Leo Gas senheim, MT HarolN Gacobi, MT. Sydney Strauss of Montgomery and MT. Theo- dore scbehsinger of Hendersonvillo, Ky. Miss Hortense Well of Evansville. Ind, a sister of the bridegroom and Miss Rachel Cadden of Montgomery were , maids of honor They were handsomely gowned, Miss Well wearing white net spangled in opals, and Miss Cadden wear ing white Sappho silk The girdles and gloves and slippers were green and they carried shower bouquets of delicate ferns.
 Mr. Theodore Veil of Evansville, lnd a brother of the bridegroom, was best man.
 The wedding party, entering through the double doors from the palm room, passed down d white carpeted aisle, the altar of white and green being erected midway the ballroom Miss Lazarus was beautifully gowned, the bridal robe of white chiffon cloth over taffeta and chiffon and fashioned empire She wore a tulle veil and car ried a handsome bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley.
 Following the ceremony there was a brilliant reception and seated supper for l5o guests in the palmroom and the private dining room
 The arcade In the ballroom was dec ocrated with southern smilax An orche- stra furnished the wedding music and tho wedding festivities closed with a brilliant ball. There were 25 or 20 out-of-tdwn guests.
 MT Well and his bride have gone on a wedding journey and will be at home upon their return with the latter's par ents MT. and Mrs. Lew Lazarus, 71 Tenth avenue, south.
 A number of magnificent gifts were re- celyed in silver and cut glass and hand some household furnishings. The we'd ing was preceded by q series of charm ing events.
 Invitations have been issued by MT. and Mrs Robert Jemison to the marriage Of their daughter Bessie, to pr. Lewis Coleman Morris, on the evening of Wednesday, December II, at S.30 o'clock at their residence In Glen Iris park.
 Miss Mary George Cruikshank was the lovely hostess at a luncheon at the Country club yesterday at 1 o'clock in compliment to Miss Carrie Knox of An niston and Miss Marcello Pillow of Co., lumba, Tenn The luncheon was one of the most beautiful of the season.
 The luncheon was served in the private dining room, where the decorations were of bridesmaids roses, dozens of them being used The same color pre- dominated in all the details of the luncheon the candles shaded in pink, and the ices designed as pink roses. The luncheon cards were dainty water colors
 Miss cruikshank was in a blue gown of chiffon cloth with which she wore blue hat trimmed with plumes Miss Knox was in sn imported gown of grap her elegant hat in same shades, being trim med with plumes.
 Miss Pillow wore an afternoon gown of pink, and beautiful plumed hat.
 The guests were: Miss Knox, Miss Pll- low, Miss Linly Graham, Miss Bessie May Thompson, Miss Sadie s.Gillespie, Mise Dorothy Orr, Miss Edna Moore, Miss Mabel Wheelock, Miss Nellie Matters Miss Nellie Gregg. Miss Mary Myrtis Cook. Miss Elizabeth Dearborn, Miss Hobbie, Miss Hankinson, Miss Oates.
 Mrs. Frank s. White gave one of the most delightful of the early card parties yesterday afternoon, entertaining in com pnment to her sister, Mrs. Curry of New York, charming woman. Her hand some house was superbly decorated with yellow chrysanthemuns and after the games a delicious luncheon was serych The first prize, q brass 1swel oaslset was won by Mrs. Charles q. Brown. on A cut with Mrs. Charles S.. Simmons. The lone hand prize. brass fern dish, was won by Mrs. c. c. Curry, and the booby prize. Japanese doll, was drawn by Mrs. A O. Lane.
 Mrs. White received in d.. hsn9some