The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-02-04

with girls heads. pr.
Mrs. Nelson's guests were Miss Hover.
Miss Lamb, Miss Agnes Terrell Miss
Bessie May Thompson, Miss Mary Ruth
McLester, Miss Mary George Cruikshank,
Miss Julia Parker of Memphis, Miss
Gamaliel Dixon and Mrs. Leo Steiner.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Little Miss Alice Mildred Gotten was
the hostess yesterday afternoon at birth
day party attended by coterie of her lit
tie friends in celebration of her second
birthday. The pink and white color
scheme. an appropriate one for the little
tots, was effected with carnations and
ferns The birthday cake which occupied
| a conspicuous place on the table about
which the happy little folk gathered, held
pink candle and white one. Tiny
mink and white valentines were presented
| as souvenirs. Games made the afternoon
an enjoyable one and prize was awarded
| for pinning the tail on the donkey.
| Among the little people invited were'
Susie Walpole, Irene, Ida and Ruth
Stephenson. Maybelle Drennen, Katherine
Rrabston. katherine Drenen, Katherine
Brown Mary Bell Buford. Evelyn Kin
new Margaret Reynolds, Mary Mildred
Woodrow Leslie Stollenwerck, Porter
Clark. Jr, benson Reid, Ned Durhahl'
III. Gary Burchfield William Wooosoh
Burchfield, Edward. Robert and Raiph
Drannen James Brown, William Bu-
| cord Jr Turner Hurst, Walton
COY I,uther Reynolds. Hardy and Percy
brown Edward and Robert Douglas Carr
and Redd Carper and others.
GIBBS-CRAWFORD WEDDING.
| Ar ST. Paurs church yesterday AFTER
moon ACQUIRED the marriage of Miss Will
lilo Mary Cecilia Crawford, the daughter
nc Mr. and Mrs j. L. Crawford. to MT.
D.,ie, sidney Gibbs young business
man of this city. The cathedral was ii''eu
With the friends of the young people anu
the ceremony occurred at $3.50 oelooA'
Decorating the altar were palms. Terms
and cut flowers with the usual NUMBER
of altar lights.
| Mrs q. w. Colgan who twenty years
ago played the wedding marcn 1of INC
brides mother, presided at the organ
n,avinr the Lohengrin wedding march ana
1--we song during the wedding service
The ,,shers we're Mr.. r. c. Buck anu
Mr.. D. 8. Buck, Mr.. c. w. Jones ana Nii :
Erwin Duncan were groomsmen.
| Miss Kate Bodeker and Miss Gertrude
Rodeker. dressed in white crepe de chine
Gowns earnitured with gold embroideries'
ana carving white hyacnths were
bridesmaids. and the maid of honor was
Miss Kathleen Crawford, cousin OF 'he
bride. She wore blue crepe de chine ana
carried Marechal Neil roses. The matron
of honor was Mrs. w. G. Collins of Knox
Vile who was gowned in cream satin and
carried a cluster of white roses.
The bride was given away by her father
She wore a handsome white satin cos
tune embellished with lace and pear
embroideries, and her tulle veil was hand
embroidered. Her bridal bouquet was
made of roses and valley lilies.
Mr.. Gibbs was attended by his brother
Mr.. Charles Gibbs, as best man. Rev
Father Coyle performed the ceremony.
Following the wedding reception tc
which the bridal party and few inti'
mate friends were hidden, was held at the
residence, after which the young couple
left for New Orleans to remain ten days
They will be at home at 22Sl Seventh ave
nue.. Their marriage is one of wide In
terest. Miss Crawford has lived here
since infancy and was June graduate OF
the convent. Mr.. Gibbs is popular
young business man.
Mrs, GRESHAM HOSTESS.
Mrs. w. L. Gresham was hostess to the
Jolly Twelve club wednesday afternoon
from 3 to clock at her home Cos North
Twentieth street.
The house was decorate in red. white
and blue. The drawing room suggested
a. norm pole scene. AS the guests en-
tered they were blindfolded and given a
flag, which they pinned to the pole. Mrs
C. r. Davis won the prize. Another fea-
ture of the afternoon was bean con-
test. in which the prize, a hand-painted
mayonnaise dish, fell to Mrs. G. A. Nor
ton. ess -.a
Mrs Wallace Cannon assisted the hos
tess in receiving. Az the close Of thu