The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-02-09

1 fastened to her dark wavy hair with lilies of the valleys, these lovely flowers
 and bride roses composing her bouquet, l which was tied with a scarf of white l tulle. The brides only ornament was a l beautiful diamond pendant the gift of l the groom After the ceremony a de- ] licious luncheon was served in the dining 1 room, where the walls were hung with
 southern smilax. The handsome mahog- ! any table was covered with cluny lace, ] the centerpieee being large silver Marie 1 Antonette basket filled with pink En- 1 chantress carnations, the tall handle tied l with a pink chiffon scarf in love knots ! Silver candlesticks held pink candles with 1 pink and white shades. The bonbons and l almonds were in silver dishes and the 1 candies in two large silver baskets. 1 Miss Katie Pou served punch. The cof- fee urn was presided over by Miss Carrie Pou and the brides cake was cut by
 Miss Edna Pou, who placed slice in the dainty little heart-shaped satin boxes which bore the initials of the bride and groom in gold
 | The bride made a beautiful picture as
 she stood on the wide stairs in her charm , ing white gown and threw her bouquet, which was caught by Miss Edna Pou. | MT. and Mrs. Bush left for Florida, 1 where they will spend some time before 1 going to Mobile.
 1 The brides going-away gown was in l dahlia- -colored cloth, worn with blouse of l cream lace; her hat was one of the dah- 1 lia shades in French felt, with plumes l and wings of same shade.
 I Besides other events announced for l philanthropic causes there will be silver l tea on Wednesday afternoon at the res 1 idence of Mrs Cunningham Wilson for the l benefit of the Birmingham Free Kinder i garten. The tea will be made a charm l ing social event and the ladies of the 1 Kindergarten association will assist in 1 receiving. No cause is more appealing l than that of the free kindergarten. At
 this time, when appropriations to charity l are being cut down. the situation grows i more serious for those who have the work | of raising funds. It is hoped that several ! hundred guests will attend the tea, nak- | ing it financial success as well as social. 1 The meeting of the Music Study club | will be held on Thursday morning at 10:50 1 o'clock at the residence of Mrs. J. T. i Ceulbourne.
 1 Mrs. Clyde Smith will entertain the
 members of the Fortnightly club on Tues | day afternoon at 2:9o o'clock.
 I meeting of the board of directors l of the Birmingham Free Kindergarten
 association will be held on Thursday
 morning at 10:30 o'clock at the Hillman. ] MT. and Mrs. Taylor Allderdice will re- turn to Pittsburg tonight after a visit to MT. and Mrs. Frank Crockard. Mrs Lucille A. Williams is convalescent l from severe attack of grippe
 | The Powderly Baptist Ladies Aid will 1 give an oyster and ice cream supper at
 the residence of Mrs. Guin next Tuesday night for the benefit of the church. l The Paul Hayne School improvement | association will meet Tuesday afternoon
 at 8 o'clock. All members are requested | to attend.
 | Mrs. George H. Irwin is spending some | time with relatives at Covington, Ga. | Mrs F. NJ Mosby is visiting her sister, | Mrs. Nance, at West Point, Miss. MT. and Mrs NJ. J. billiard have re- turned to Florence after spending some l time in this city
 | Mrs. Sophia H. Fitts of Fra nklin. Tenn, | is visiting Mrs. w. G. Montgomery at her home, s27 South Thirtieth street. | The members or lHe BuilQ Ol CuTlSl | church, Avondale. will hold a valentine | tea at the residence of Mrs. George 1 Hayes. 39l5 Fifth avenue Friday after noon from 3 until 5 o'clock
 | The Highland Book club will meet with Mrs N l.. Miller Wednesday morning Iy The friends of Mrs. E. D. Brown regret l to hear that she still continues ill at her
 home in Norwood
 The Five Hundred club will meet with Mrs John Gunnels Wednesday morning l at I0:30 o'clock.
 The Jefferson County Sunday School | chorus will meet as usual Monday night, | February 10, at 7:30 D. m., at the Central | Presbyterian church, corner Fifth ave- nue and Eighteenth street. All old mem bers are earnestly requested to be pres | ent The chorus members are earnestly | requested to be present. The chorus also desires to extend an invitation to members | of all the Sunday schools in the district to | join them as it is desired to have a mem | bership of at least 200 to sing at the com- | ing state convention
 Of the Westmoreland-Dowm engage l ment recently announced, the Atlanta | Constitution says:
 MT and Mrs. George Westmoreland an-- nounce the engagement of their daughter,