The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-28

Willis Hitzing, Mrs w. U. Welch, Mrs. C. P. Lewis, Miss Vernon Marks, Miss Corinne Chisolm, Miss Mary Trapp, Miss Whitlow, Miss Agnes Walters, Miss Eliz- abeth Moore.
 The little fol-; waving Confederate flags were Theresa Cory. Rudolph Sharp, and Catherine Whitlaw. The coach was one of the most striking in the parade, being decorated in Confederate colors, the idea being expressed in red and white pop pies.
 Misses Mary Dibrell all Leonora Chee- ney of Nashville are the guests of Mrs. s. Hne 1924 South Sixteenth street.
 Miss Minnie Hubbard of Talladega IS the guest of her aunt, Mrs. s. Bethea.
 Miss Agnes Bethea is the guest of MT. and Mrs. J. Feaster Brown at their hand- some suburban home necr Boston. The marriage of Miss Hazel Hoeing of Lexington and MT Shadrach Rose Ward of Birmingham was beautifully celebrated at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Bernard Hoeing, on East Main street. The Rev. William T. Ca- pers dean of Christ Church cathedral officiated.
 The house, which is large and well adapted for entertaining, was a bower of beauty The hall, stairway, drawing rooms and parlor were decked with paragus and great quantities of white hydrangea, white heliotrope, sweet peas, bride roses and hanging baskets of ferns. Great punches of plumosa banked the mantels and chandeliers, while brass jars and kettles were filled with ladies white handkerchief" and hydrangea.
 An altar was arranged in the front ,l ,,i,, nf fnaIr nd int mingled with hydrangea, heliotrope and candytuft. In the dining room sweet peas were used in abundance, and also in the halls, candles burning in many cande- labra.
 The bridal chorus from "Lohengrin" was sung by eight members of the choir of the Broadway Christian church, of which the bride has been a beloved member for several years, and during the ceremony MT Vertner Saxton's sweet tenor voice was heard singing softly, 70 Perfect Love"
 The bride. who is very attractive, wore a tailored gown of white cloth with hand made waist of silk chiffon and a stun ming picture hat of white lace finished in pumes and roses.
 After the ceremony the couple left im- medately for Birmingham, where the groom has a lovely home awaiting his bride He is a splendid young business man of that city, with many friends The bride is one of the most popular young kindergarten teachers of Lexington, being a valued member of Johnson school. She has a sweet contralto voice and will re- ceive a cordial welcome in Birmingham.
 Dr. R. D. Jackson will spend the sum- mer at Ingram Wells.
 Mrs. R. H. Hood and son are at In- gram Wells.
 Mrs. T. s. Smith and daughters, Misses Grace and Lucy Smith, are spending the season at Ingram Wells hotel the guests of Mrs w. c. Woods
 MT. and Mrs. T. Miller are spending several weeks fishing at the lake at In- gram Wells hotel. The fishing is very fine. One of the guests caught 45 fine trout in three hours last week.
 There are a number of Birmingham peo- pie who are spending their vacation at Ingram Wells this summer. The hotel Is thoroughly comfortable, and days and nights are delightfully."- cool. Among the other guests are Judge and Mrs. J.. H. Montgomery, MT. and Mrs. W. R. Smith, Herbert Smith, Mrs R. H. Hood, Dr. R. D Jackson and number of other people from Birmingham.
 MT. A. H. Ford. president of the Bir-