The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-28
MONTGOMERY.

Montgomery, April 27.-(special)-Sev- eral prominent weddings marked the so- eial calendar of the past week, and all interest in society was eentered in them. On Wednesday evening at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. Jo- seph Norwood, on Perry street. Miss Josie Norwood and MT. Henry Hall Clarke were married, the Rev. Charles A. Stakely officiating. Only the we'd dining party, relatives and limited num- Der of close friends were invited to wit ness the beautiful ceremony and attend the reception which followed The brides attendants were her sister, Miss Virginia Norwocd, who was maid of honor: Miss F'lorends Norwood, Miss Cary Hall of Mobile Miss Matilda Norwood and Miss Norwood Rantschler of Denver were bridesmaids. The groomsmen were Jo- seph w. Holt, H. T. Lay, Fillmore Run del of Mobile and E. l.. Carroll of Jack sonville, George Lesenne of Mobile and William Ross of St. Louis. The wedding party entered to the altar through an aisle formed of maline and smilax. held b. eleven little girls, who were members O. the brides Sunday school class. The bride wore gown of white satin striped chiffon and carried lilies of the valley and white roses. They have gone to New York and to Jamestown and will be travelling for a month, after which they will be at home in Mobile where he resides
 The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Win ter and MT. Thaddeus Watts occurred on Thursday evening in St. Johns Episcopal church, the Rev. E. E. Cobbs officiating. Mrs. James s. Pinckard sister of the bride was matron of honor and the brides maids were Misses Bessie Thorington, Alice Lahey. Lucretia Wyman, Margaret Lahey, Caroline Hara1son and Bessie Tharin and the ushers were MT. T. Sidney Frazier of Union Springs, MT. Temple Seobels, MT. Frank McPherson, MT. c. A. Lanier, Jr., Mir. Winter Thorington and MT. Gaston Gunter and the best man was his cousin. MT. Edward Watts. The bride wore robe of Princess applquet lace and carried lilies of the valley. Mrs. Pinckard was gowned in, white marqui- sette bordered with pink wild roses and the bridesmaids were attired in white Paris muslin and lace with girdles rosettes and wreaths of pink rosebuds. A reception at the home of the brides mother, Mrs. J. G. Winter followed. Punch was served by Mrs. Jack Thor ington and Mrs. Dickson Tharen of Col 1eCl Park Ga.. and coffee was poured by Mrs. J. B. Danforth of Birming ham and Miss Saoie Wyman.
 The marriage of Miss Fannie Mae Tut tie and MT. Joseph Stone Dickey was pretty nome wedding which was sol emnized at her parents home on Wednes- day evening at ' o'clock. Miss Ethel
 
 honor and the bridesmaids were Miss Kettle Turnley of Clarksville, Tenn; Miss May Robinson, Miss Laura Cham be and Miss Claudio fletcher. The groomsmen were Mir. H. c. Crenshaw, MT Paul Parker, Mir. George Mentz. MT. Brownfleld Wilkerson and MT. Guy Herd- man Of Bowling Green, Ky. was best man. The bride is a daughter of MT. ana Mrs. W. J. Futile MT. and Mrs Dckey will reside in Bowling Green Ky.
 Mrs. Minnie w. Wadsworth and MT. R. V. Turner were married at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. s. L. Johnson, on Sayre street on Wednesday evening. They will live in Taylorsville, Miss, where he Is a prosperous lumber merchant
 Miss Kate Stiener entertained at cards on Wednesday when the three beautiful prizes awarded fell to Miss Anna Pelzer, Frances Jones and Coralette Metcalf.
 Miss Johnnie Patterson Simpson and MT. John M Bruner, both of this city were married in the memorial hall of the Soldiers home at Mountain creek on Tuesday. She | a daughter of MT. J, M. Simpson, rho is commandant of the Soldiers home, and all the old sol dia-s who find a home there attended tho wedding in a ody. Miss Bessie Simpson, sister of the bride, was her maid of honor, and MT. Henry Broclxman Vi best man. They will reside in Mont gomery
 Mrs. Augustus Levy has announced the engc cement of her daughter. Miss Rosa lind Louise Levy, to MT. Walter Hrsch of Berlin, Germany.
 Mrs. Lena Wilkerson of Birmingham Is visiting her relatives, Dr. and Mrs. ". M. Wikerson, at their home on Church street Mrs. Wilkerson was for nlerly Miss Lena Summerville of this city arc her friends are extending her a warm welcome.