The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-06-26
BACON-BROOKS

BACON-BROOKS
 The marriage of Miss Mary Allene Bacon and MT Milton Jerome Brooks was solemnized at the Hunter Street Baptist church this week. Palms, ferns and smilax. with here and there garlands of sweet peas. completely covered the altar and formed an appropriate background for the bridal party
 A musical programme was rendered while awaiting the arrival of the bridal party and MT. Ray Monroe sang Be cause"
 The party entered the church to the strains of Lohengrins wedding march, played by Miss Eula Lee Dean, accom- panied on the violin by Miss Rozella Lavere Bennett. The two ushers entered first They were MT. H. c. Dearing and MT J. F. Cheatam. Following came the bridesmaid. Miss Ada Wildsmith. who was gowned in lavender messaline beautifully designed and carried lavender sweet peas, fashioned in the shape of cornu- copia. tied with long streamers of law ender ribbon. MT. c. H. Owen acted as groomsman.
 The maid of honor, Miss Marguerite Kernodle, entered next, gowned In pink messallne en train. Her flowers were pink sweet peas.
 Master William Jordan Exum. a cousin to the bride, who was dressed in a suit of white, carried the wedding ring on silver plate, and down the opposite aisle came the little flower girl, Baby Ben nett, in a costume of white chiffon with pink ribbons and slippers. She carried a large basket of pink and white sweet peas-the wedding j1ower-which she scat tered in the path Of the bride
 ant ra4 rxyff hoy r1nthaT whom she had chosen as her matron of honor and whose costume was the blue of the sweet pea, designed of messaline. She carried an armful of sweet peas.
 The bride wore a handsome bridal gown of white messaline trimmed in princess bands and medallions of pearls. The corsage was of pearls. Her veil was caught with coronet of orange blos- sons and she carried Bride roses show cred with lilies of, the valley.
 They were met at the altar by the groom and his best man. MT. Holcombe Bacon. The Rev. w M Olive performed the ceremony. using the impressive ring serv- ice.
 After the bridal party had retired from the church they repaired to the home of MT. and Mrs J. c. Alexander where the relatives, a few friends and the out of town guests enjoyed a delightful in f formal reception.
 On their return MT and Mrs. Brooks will be with the mother of the bride at e2o Eliza avenue, Graymont, until July l., when they will move to Bessemer. SOME EVENTS OF THE WEEK Miss Lucy Dickinson will be hostess at tea Tuesday afternoon from 4 to o'clock in compliment to Miss Cunning ham and Miss Holman. her house guests.
 
 Miss Cary Johnson will entertain Wednesday evening in honor of Miss Anne Richardson of Tacoma, Wash, ~ bridge.
 Miss Roberta Porter will be a hostess at a dance the evening of July in com pliment to Miss Garber of Demopolis and Miss Browder of Louisville.
 MUSIC AT SOUTHERN CLUB
 The following programme will be pre- scented this evening at the Southern clut by Calman's orchestra from 7:30 to Il o'clock: Mi ia.
 Overture, Raymond Thomas.
 Selection. F1edermass, Strauss. Waltz. Tales From the Vienna Woods Strauss.
 Selection. Prince of Tonight, Howard. Tntermezzo Apple Blossoms, Roberts. Selection, Love Cure, Eysler. Melody, Simple Aveu, Thome. Selection, Hippodrome, Klein. | Song, Eve, Wolford. | March, Tannhauser, Wagner.
 HORTON
 l MT. and Mrs. J. E. Ryan announce thu engagement of their daughter, Leta Belle l to MT. Fred Horton, the wedding to tak' place July at the brides home.
 ANNOUNCEMENTS
 Mrs w. l.. Harris music students vii give recital Thursday evening at Cabl hall The public is invited
 The local committee of the Woman
 Home Mission society of the West En M E. church will serve ice cream oi Tuesday from { to 10 o'clock at the hom l of MT. and Mrs. c. A. Buff, 1912 Pearson avenue, West End.
 The music at the First Presbyterian church today will be especially attractive this being the last appearance this seasol
 Of the quartet At the morning service tn quartet will sing Dudley Bucks famous l"Festival re Deum No in P Flat" aut