The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-21

Ing many or them arc most elaborate. and either the home wedding or the church ceremonial takes place amid bower of chrysanthemums and a wealth of palms. Either in her handsome tail- ored gown in which she starts imme- diately upon her wedding journey. or In her satin and tulle, the November bride is an interesting figure, and showered upon her pretty head is a wealth of con- gratula1ions.
 Among the prettiest events of the week was the wedding of Miss Alberta Full ghum, daughter of MT. and Mrs Almet Wood F'ulghum, and MT. Charles Lau- renee Marsh of Tippen, O., the ceremony being performed at the residence of the brides parents on South Twentieth street.
 The officiating clergyman was the Rev. James Mccoy. Miss Fulghum made charming bride in a handsome going away gown of brown chiffon cloth, very smartlj5 tailored, the hat of brown and the bridal bouquet of roses. Miss Rosa Moody and Miss Grace Hardie were maids of honor, and wore beautiful gowns of white cloth, with handsome white hats, and carried lovely bouquets of yellow chrysanthemums. pictur- esque feature of the ceremony were the two little girls, Vivian Fulghum, niece of the bride. and Maud Norton, who car rying white satin ribbons, formed the wedding aisle. MT. w. w. Fulghum, a brother of the bride. was best mna.
 The reception following the impressive ceremony which was characterized with all the beauty of the ideal home we'd ding, was also an event of beauty, con gratulations and good wishes being show cred upon the bride and bridegroom. The decorations of the dining room were most elaborate, the colors of the wedding dis tingulshing the details, and the flowers used on the handsomely appointed table making charming picture.
 Mrs Marsh will be missed by a large circle of friends She is widely be- loved for her sweet and womanly qual- ities, and possesses beauty and gra- eious personality.
 Mr and Mrs. Marsh will reside in Tip pen. where the Marsh family is very prominent. Many beautiful gifts were received, and the wedding was of great social interest.
 Owing to a change in their plans the Twentieth Century club will hold their reciprocity meeting at the Country club instead of at the home of Mrs. r. II. Vernon. Prof. Joel Dubose will address the meeting on Education in Alabama" Representatives from the different clubs in the district will give synopsis of their club work.
 
 Pauline Chrran of New Orleans will at tend the Southern club reception. They have been passing the autumn and early winter at Saluda, N. C., where they frequently go for the autumn season, but they are now at their home in New Orleans.
 Tho plans for tho annual reception of the Southern club are more elaborate than in many years, and the contract for the decorations has just been closed with Lindsay, who has an exceedingly beau tiful and showy scheme of decoration. Not fin several seasons have the plans of the club been so elaborate and MT. Lindsay intends eclipsing all past decora- tive schemes of the club house.
 Mrs w B. Edmundson of Decatur is the guest of her sister, Mrs. F. T. Talla- ferro.
 Miss Elizabeth Dearborn gave a cotillon last evening to her house guests. Miss Hobbe and Miss Oates. the occasion sembling bright contingent of the younger dancing set.
 Mrs. Richard r. Johnston will be the hostess at the open meeting of the Mu- sic Study circle this afternoon On these occasions the hostess arranges the pro- gramme and Mrs. Johnston has taken much interest in its selection. The num- bers to be presented are from the com posers studied by the circle. and an aft ernoon of rare enjoyment Is anticipated. There will be number of guests, fis each member of the circle is privileged to bring two. The musicale will begin at o'clock.
 The art exhibition of Miss ElOise Mont gomery will open today at the Florence hotel The young artist has fine col- lection of oil and water color paintings and the exhibition will attract many art lovers and the numerous friends of Miss Montgomery. The exhibition will continue through Saturday.
 Mrs W. r. Notions art exhibition and tea this afternoon will be a charm ing event at her studios in her resi- dence on South Nineteenth street. Mrs Molton has beautiful collection of dee- 'orated china, and her work follows in technique and design some Of the best schools of ceramics. Her exhibition will be largely attended.
 Mir and Mrs. W. B. Dickerson enter talned last evening In compliment to tn. Jones' Dickerson wedding party. tho re- hearssl at the church taking place earlier