The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-03
Dance Given By the Younger
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COOPER ADAMS NUPTIALS
Musicale at Country club-schooI Im- provement Societies Begin Fall
 Work-Announcem
 Personals of Society.
By MYRTLE MILES.

In a bower of fragrant white flowers in- tertwined among vines and foliage, Miss Alice Maud Adams, the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. John Henry Adams. and Dr. Julius B. Cooper last evening repeated the vows which united them in marriage. The ceremony took place at 73O o'clock amid large gathering of the relatives and friends of the young people at ;he picturesque home of the brides parents in Graymont At the appointed hour to the strains of Mendelssohn's wedding march, played by Mrs. Severin the bridal party entered from the library, preceded by the tiny ribbon bearers, little Helen Gould and Mary Carroll of Chattanooga. passing along the aisle formed by the white ribbons, through the dining room to the parlor beyond. The little girls were dainty figures, all in white. Follow ing them was the maid of honor, Miss Blanche Spain, who wore a lovely gown Of white lace over pink silk. with which she carried pink roses. The bridesmaid was Miss Sallie Mccoy She was att tractively gowned in blue lingerie with faces, and carried bunch of bridesmaids roses.
 Miss Adams entered with her father. She made a lovely bride, in princess wedding gown of white ribbon and lace, hand-made, over taffeta with misty bridal veil. She carried a shower bouquet of brides roses. In a pretty corner of the drawing room, over which was sus- pended parasol made of fragrant white flowers fbn h,.id dal rtxr a group, the groom, who was attended by MT. Frank s. Address as best man, stepping forward to claim his bride. MT. John R. Adams was groomsman The ceremony was performed by the Rev. J. H. Mccoy. A pretty feature of the cere- mony was the quartet "The First We'd ding Day." which was sung by a group of Welsh and English singers during pause just before the benediction was pronounced.
 The bride is much beloved by a large circle of friends. Dr. Cooper is a popular young physician in Birmingham and has the best wishes of a host of friends. The young people left last night for a wedding journey to the northwest, going first to Denver.
 The Margaret Allen school was the scene Tuesday evening of an enjoyable dance which was given by number of young girls who are going away to school soon, to the friends they are leaving be- hind. There were about 10 in attendance The german was led by MT. Charlie Brown and Miss Matte Fowlkes A num- Der of interesting figures were introduced one of the prettiest calling to the floor eight girls who will go to the various colleges.
 Mr. and Mrs. William Thompson Berry have named their little son William Thompson Berry, Jr.
 Miss Annie Le Grand is in Anniston where number of charming entertain ments have been given in her honor.
 Miss B. A. Allen left yesterday for La Fayette, where she will be the guest of her brother, MT. M. W. A-len, and her sister, Mrs. John Jemison, for 10 days MT. A. A. Allen Is also the guest of relatives in La Fayette. MT. and Mrs. R. S. Munger and Miss Ruby Munger will return early next week from Chicago.
 Mrs James Martin Smith of Mobile is the guest of her parents Mir. and Mrs. c. M. Rumph. 1920 South Twelfth ave- | nue.
 There will be a called meeting of the | Clionfan club Friday afternoon at 5 I oc clock at the residence of Mrs. M. A. | Myatt, 2O1O Thirteenth avenue, south. | Miss Mary Rumph will go to Baltimore next week.
 | Mrs. Warner Shook and her two chil- dren left Monday for Tracy City, Tenn, | to visit relatives.
 | Mrs. Charles Sharp and her two sons, who have spent the summer months in Chautauqua, N. r., went to Toronto this week, from which point they will return home. A friend of Mrs. Sharp received a letter from her yesterday, in which she mentioned the many musical treats en-  mer. She also spoke enthusiastically of | the lecture course delivered by Edward Howard Griggs, who has host of ad- mirers in this city. He delivered se- ries of lectures here last winter and Is expected again in connection with the | lyceum course besides on outside series. | Mrs. Morris Marx will leave Saturday | for Massachusetts, accompanied by her | daughter, Miss Enid Marx, who will enter | college at the Films.
 | MT. Otto Marx is expected to return to- | day from Louisville.
 | Mr. and Mrs William Van Avery Bailey | arrived in the city yesterday to be the guests of Mrs Bailey's parentsf MT. and Mrs. A. o. Lane. They have recently re- todsg