The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-26

formed beneath bower or gracefully arching palms.
 The bride who is a brunette of rare
 loveliness and grace was becomingly | gowned in a stylish going-away suit of brown chiffon cloth; the natty coat Of
 which was worn over a blouse of cream
 lace. The hat, shoes and gloves were of the same golden brown shade to match the gown. Her bouquet was an armful of bride roses and dainty ferns from
 which hung broad streamers of white tulle.
 Her sister. Mrs. Ida Jones, as maid of honor, was beautiful in a becoming toilette of white French null, with gloves
 to correspond with the bouquet of brides
 maid roses which she carried. Her hat
 was of white lacy straw, with trimmings of pink roses.
 MT. Claud Gurley of Dahlonega, Ga, the grooms brother, was his best man. Immediately after the ceremony the con gratuations of the large number of guests present were showered upon the happy couple. after which delicious refreshments
 were served in the large dining room, which was beautifully and tastefully dec orated in pink and green, great vases and jardiners of pink blossoms making the
 room a veritable bower of beauty. Silver
 candalabre bearing pink lighted tapers, with pink rose shades were used to light this room The ices and bon bons served,
 
 scheme perfectly.
 During the reception punch was served by Miss Dahlia Cason, who wore gown
 of baby blue null with ribbons to | match.
 At 3:so the bridal couple left for trip
 to Atlanta en route to their future home in Birmingham.
 Mrs. Gurley as Miss Katheryne Jones was one of Augustus representative
 young women, who by sweet and amia- ble disposition and charm and grace of
 manner has become the center of large circle of friends, who reluctantly re- linquish her to another city She enjoys a most fattering popularity. MT. Gurley is a young man who is in every way worthy of the happiness await ing him. He is a young man of integ- rity and intelligence, who by con-
 seentious application to business has won
 an enviable position in the commercial circles of Birmingham. The wedding ring, which sealed the sa- crsd bonds of this couple was made from
 a nuggest of gold taken from the mines
 at the native home of the groom at Dah- lonega, Ga.
 A large number of costly and beautiful presents testified to the love and esteem in which MT. and Mrs. Harry D. Gurley
 are held by their friends
 +.
 dinner at the Country club last evening in compliment to Capt. Kelly Parsons, | United States army, and Mrs. Parsons. l Mrs. Wilbur F. Kelley has returned | from New Orleans, where she has been l on a visit to her parents MT. and Mrs.
 E. B. Whitfield for the past ten days.
 The Hilliard Literary society held it's
 regular meeting last Friday with Mi. | John Morrow presiding. The programme consisted of a debate: Resolved, That | international disputes should be settled | by arbitration" On the affirmative were
 Messrs. Edward D. Ferguson and Joe
 Yates; the negative. AbeAH. Williams and J William Shannon The Judges decided Tn i favor of the affirmative.
 Mr. and Mrs. George J. Dominick an- l nounce the engagement of their daugh-
 ter, Pearl Emogene, to MT. Leslie Davis
 Burr. The wedding will take place May | 19 in the college auditorium, Sparks Ga.
 The ladies of St. Andrews church guild
 will serve dinner April 30, May 1 and
 at 2O15 First avenue The menu will be
 quite elaborate and the guild extends a
 cordial invitation to all.
 MT. w A. Porter of Birmingham and
 Miss Marie Louise Garber will be married | April 30 in Demopois at the residence of MT. and Mrs. Buckner Garber, the parents | of the bride. The ceremony will take
 place at 6.3O D. m. and will be performed
 by the Rev Father Mcdonnell of Selma.
 Attendants on the bride will be Miss
 Sarah Morgan Garber, Miss Emily Brow der Mrs. Henry Mcdaniel and Mrs. J. .. | Webb, Jr, sister of the bride. Mrs. Will
 liam Kelly of Mobile will be matron of
 honor Mrs. Cornish Bailey of Nashville l will also be in attendance. Marie Louise Webb, niece of the bride, will be the | flower girl.
 MT. Frank F. Ellis will be MT Porter's s | best man and his other attendants will
 be MT. William Mudd Martin, MT. Edward | B. Crawford and the brides two brothers,
 MT AL Garber and MT. J. B. Garber.
 The bridal couple will leave Demopolis | for New York shortly after the wedding l and will be gone from Alabama about two WekS