The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-11
CEREMONY AT~RESIDENCE


 Present and Following the cere-
 mony Was Wedding Break
 fast-Notes of Interest.
 While formal announcement of the we'd ding was made only day before it took place much interest was felt in the cere- mony which united in marriage Mrs. Mar garet Woodward Evins to Ar. James Hop kins which was quietly performed at 1 o'clock at the Highland avenue residence of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Woodward, The Rev. Dr. J. T. Baird off, cited. Only members of the two famiies were present.
 The ceremony took place in the draw ing room, which was decorated with pinA carnations. The bride looked Ter ioeeliest in a beautiful toilet of old rose. There were no attendance, and following the ceremony seated breakfast was served in the dining room. The decorations of the tables were in pink roses and violets, a large, white satin basket, hand painted in delicate design being filled with roses and purple violets. The boxes filled with wedding cake were in the shape of white prayer books.
 MT. Hopllns and his bride have gone south. They will later be at home in Bir- mlngham at the Woodward residence.
 MT. Hopkins who is member of the Hopkins family of Georgia, has recently made his home in Orlando, Fla The numerous friends in Drmingham of the lovely bride will be delighted to know that her marriage will not take her from this city.
 Mr. Hopkins of Georgia, the father oe the bridegroom, and Mr. and Mrs. Hinton Hopkins also of Georgia, were in Bir- mingham for the ceremony
 The wedding, of Miss A1gie Hardwick, daughter of Mr. Samuel Hardwick, and MT. Walton H. Hill was a brilliant event last evening, taking place at the historic old Sta Johns church in Montgomery. The Washington party, including the father of the bride, and Miss Elizabeth Baldwin, who was maid of honor, and Miss Cuth- DNi U Sdiii5 SOulll luSl Su0udY.
 The bridesmaids were Miss Roberta Roberts, Miss Elizabeth Andrew, Miss Clement Marks and Miss Dorothy Seibles MT. James Fitts Hill was best man. and there were number of we'll known cluk men in the party. There was q recep- ton for the wedding party at the nome of the brides relatives, Mir and Mrs. c I, engagement was nplde several weeks ago in the southern and Washington papers and society has felt great interest in the wedding.
 MT. Joseph Harrison has been trans ferred from Birmingham to Jacksonville. Fla.
 Mr. z. T. Nabers is member of q hunting party near Eutaw.
 The wedding of Miss Bessie Jemison and Dr. Lewis Colemand Morris will take place this evening at the residence of tine brides parents, MT. and Mrs. Robert Jemison in Glen Iris park. The eere- mony will be witnessed by large num- pNA. pA SuVSlo anu WILT De DY the Rev. Dr. w. E. Evans, rector of the Church of the Advent There will also be a number of out-of-town guests from Virginia, Maryland and New Yorlx as well as from the southern cities
 Mrs. J. V. Allen, regent of the Gen. eral Sumpter chapter Daughters of the American Revolution, has called meeting of the chapteF for this morn ing at 1O:3O o'clock at her residence. Reports from the recent conference held in Athens will be made As the regular meeting of Nhe chapter will not be- held until the first week in January, the regent decided to have a special meeting in order that the re- ports could be. made without further delay.
 The members of St. Agnes guild of the Church of the Advent are conduct ing a holiday sale on Fourth avenue, opposite the ladies entrance to the Hotel Hillman. Besides a variety of pretty and useful holiday gifts delicious luncheons will be served
 The many friends of Mrs. William Harrington Aldrich who is i'll at the Davis infrmary. win be delighted to know that she is improving.
 The children of the late Mrs. Sallie M. Ewing Pope of Louisville, Mrs. J. Bruce Morson of this city being one of the daughters, have prdsented the John Marsal chapter, D. A. R., of Louis- vile, of which Mrs. Pope was the founder. with 16 handsome memorial volumes. These volumes consist of the American Monthly, beautifully bound the yearly report of the D. A. R.. known as the Smithsonian report, containing the history of the society and beauti- fully illustrated, and a water color sketch of the insignia of the society which was presented to Mrs. Pope when she was state regent.
 Mir and Mrs. Robert Jemison enter tained the members of the Morris-Jem- ison wedding at buffet supper last evening after the rehearsal. Christmas preparations are now en- crossing the attention of every one. Within a few days college girls and