The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-13
TRADEMARKS

REID-HARRIs
 An interesting wedding which took place yesterday was that of Miss Alice
 Mae Harris, the daughter of MT. and
 Mrs. John William Harris, to Mr. Charles J. Reid. The guests were lim-
 ited to few close relatives and friends. | The ceremony took place in the draw
 Ing room of the Reid residence. An
 altar of palms and ferns was erected
 here and the bridal party entered from 1 the stairs and assembled before the altar where Rev. George E. Boyd pro- nounced the vows. AS they approach ed | the wedding march was played by Miss Georgia Taul at the piano, with MT. L. | G. Joseph rendering a violin obligato. Miss Harris was attended by Miss | Ethel Bennett as maid of honor. Miss | Bennett wore white net over pink with | pink accessories and carried roses. The bride entered with her father. who gave | her in marriage. She was gowned for | travelling in a tailored suit of king s blue with large black hat crowned with willow plumes.
 | Immediately after the ceremony MT and Mrs Reid left for their wedding | trip, at the conclusion of which they will be at home at 212S Avenue G.
 FRANKE-wILsON
 A pretty wedding ceremony took place Sunday evening at the home Of the brides sister, Mrs. c. L. Pool, of
 Shades valley, when Miss Velma Wilson became the bride of MT. Will r. Franke. There were present only the near rel atives and few of their closest friends. A brother of the groom, MT. Albert E.. Tranke, acted as best man and Miss Lottie Hallman was maid of honor. Miss Susie Bailey played the wedding march and the Rev pr. W. M. Croman. dis trict superintendent of the Methodist Episcopal church, officiated. The bride Is lovely young woman of charming personal attractlyeness and Is of the well known Wilson family Of
 Alabama and a granddaughter of the late Col. John Acton. MT Franke Is connected with the Alabama Consol-
 dated Coal and Iron company as secre- tary to MT. c. P. Ludwig, general man ager and Is a young man of sterling character and recognized ability. MT. Tranke and his bride will be at their own home in Shades valley.
 ANNOUNCEMENTS
 A barbecue dinner will be served to- | morrow on the corner of Second avenue | and Twenty-frst street by the ladies of | the Second Presbyterian church.
 
 | The Culture club will meet tomorrow morning with Mrs W. J. Wheeler, 11S6 North Twelfth avenue, at 10 o'clock.
 NOTES AND PERSONALS | Miss Adele Davidson Ellis of Union- town, Ala. will spend the winter in Birmingham with her father. MT. Per tkns Ellis. Miss Ellis will be remem- bered as one of the attractive visiting | girls of the past winter. She spent a | fortnight with her father at Terrace Court. They will be at 1921 South Thir- | teenth avenue this season.
 MT. and Mrs. w. H. Neyins have as their guests Mir. and Mrs. Mumford of New Orleans.
 Mrs. G. l.. Smith and Miss Gertrude Smith have returned to Mobile after a short visit to friends in this city. ! Miss Jennie Bridges has gone to Mont eomery to be the guest of Miss Estelle Hubbard. who will be remembered as her guest last spring.
 Mrs. Rhett Goode of Mobile is one of | the prominent club women who will be | in attendance at the Federation meeting | in November.
 Senator and Mrs. Joseph r. Johnston | returned early this week from Chicago. | Mir. and Mrs. T. c. Cairnes have named
 their little daughter Marjorie. MT. and Mrs. Amos Horton and little daughter, Marcia, of Pleasant Ridge,