The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-10

AN1 C0O
 honor of Miss Mabel Davis of Athens. | Miss Kirkpatrick numbered among her
 guests the members Of the Box of Mon
 key cast. Later in the evening the party
 enjoyed a delightful moonlight horseback ride.
 Mrs. Francis L. Pettus of Selma is the
 guest of Mrs. Lucy Roberts.
 Mrs. Will Leedy, Jr., was the hostess recently at delightfully."- informal bridge
 whist party, at which she entertain ed a few of the younger married set Ill hcnor of Mrs. Collett Munger of Texas. The decorations were in the reunion col
 ors The first prize was won by Mrs
 John Fletcher and the consolation was drawn by Mrs. P. H. Lalande.
 Miss Leopoldine Hansen of Washington, D. C., is the guest of MT. and Mrs. P.
 G. Bowsman.
 Mrs. Jack Hause of Silura is member of Bankheads party at the Florence hotel
 Miss Laura Belle Enslen has returned from Wetumpka.
 Miss Margaret Mulcahey of Holly Springs, Miss is the guest of Mrs. Alexis Craven.
 Mrs. A. K Foot of Canton. Miss, for
 merly Miss Ada Page of Birmingham, IS the guest of Mrs Houston Johnston.
 Capt. James H. Johnston of Savannah is also Mrs Johnston's guest.
 Miss Daisy Worton of Athens, Ala, is
 visiting Miss Mary Tardy
 Miss Georgia Saffold of Montgomery is
 with Miss Eleanor Matthews this week.
 Mrs. z. Greene of Newman, Ga. Is the guest of Miss Sarah Arnall.
 Miss Arnall. also has as her guests, Miss McCabe and Miss Alyne McCabe of Vicks-
 burg, Miss, and MT. W. T. Arnall of Sonora, Ga.
 Miss Martha Greene of Newnans Ga, is
 the guest of Miss Martha Glover. Among the most attractive of the many
 beautiful young women are Miss Pearl T1aggard, sponsor for the state of Ken lucky, and Miss Carruthers, Louisville, her maid of honor. Miss Haggard who is from Winchester, Ky, is a beautiful brunette, to whom Miss Carruthers'
 blonde beauty offers a striking contrast. Miss Haggard and Miss Carruthers are chaperoned Aby Mrs. Duke of New York.
 The wedding of Miss claride Berry and MT. Corday Savage Milan was celebrated yesterday afternoon at o'clock at the residence of MT. L. g. Berry, the father of the bride, on St. Charles street. The apartments thrown open for the occasion were attraetlvely decorated in palms, smiax and flowers The library was d bower of white blossoms and it was un- der an arch of white roses that the cere- mony took place. The Rev. U. D. Mooney was the officiating clergyman. The bride
 was given away by her father. She wore an attractive travelling gown of royal blue novelty cloth, with collar and cuffs of saddle color with a modish hat to match, and carried white peonies. MT. Milan entered with his best man. his brother, Judge Henry Milan, of Texas. Miss Mamie Sue Berry a sister of the bride, was maid of honor. She was daintily at tired in a princess gown of white lingerie, with trimmings of filet lace, with which she wore white picture hat and carried a bouquet of pink peonies. The wedding
 march was played by Miss Clarice Wat klns. In the dining room, where ices were
 served following the ceremony, quantities of sweet peas were used in decoration. The table had an attractive design of these flowers combined with white tule. l Among the out-of-town guests were Mrs. 1 Frances l.. Pettus of Selma, Mrs. M. N. l Lacey of Selma, and Mrs. Kate Chapman 1 of Livingston. MT. Milan and his bride
 left last evening for a trip which will in-.
 clude Washington, Atlantic City and l other Eastern points.
 l A beautiful event of the week was the I reception given by Pelham Chapter U. D. 1 C.. to the visiting members of the Con- faIn tn Hafo Hal afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Chas. l G. Brown, president of the State U. D. c. The affair was al fresco, the refreshments being served from tents on the lawn. 1 large number of visitors enjoyed the
 bountiful hospitality of the local chapter l Yesterday afternoon at most interest l ing session the sponsors, maids of honor | and their chaperons were presented to 1 Sons of Veterans. Among the speakers 1 for the occasion were Gen. J. w. Apper-
 son, commander, who delievered grace 1 ful address of welcome, and MT. Clarence l J. Owens, commander of the Tennessee
 department, U. s. c. ". who introduced l the young women, and rendered a beauti- 1 ful tribute to the women of the South. The County Club was the scene of bril- l liant gathering of the social set, visiting young women and officers yesterday aft
  rendered to the sponsors and their maids. l A charming musical programme was rem l dered throughout the evening. The club l is beautifully decorated in the reunion 1 colors, having flags, emblems and bunt- l ing, gracefully hung in every conceivable 1 place. The reception was notable for the 1 cordiality and hospitality, which always l characterlze the afternoon gatherings at I the club. In the dining room, frozen | punch, ices and sandwiches were served | throughout the afternoon. New entries in the floral parade are | Miss Marie Pinckard and Miss Peel, in auto, and Miss Rosina Roul on horse l back; Mrs. Streit, Miss Streit and Miss | Blackburn. pony trap.
 | The Rev. J. L. Brounlee and Mrs. l Brounlee of Albany, Ga., are the guests | of Mrs. Cecil, on the South Highlands. 1 MT and Mrs. Charles S. Mcdowell l Jr of Eufaula are visitors to Bir- | mingham during the reunion. | Mir. Dozier Thornton, former well l known Alabamian, now of Louisville,
 Ky, is in attendance as delegate to the | reunion.
 | Mrs o. J. Rener of Cincinnati is the 1 guest of Mrs. J. w. Donnelly, High | land avenue.
 Col sand Mrs. J. T. Pendarvis of