The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-15

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home at Bardstown, KY, where she visit
ed before going to Louisville to act as a
bridesmaid at the wedding of Miss Elz-
abeth Jefferson.
Gen. and Mrs. Weston and Miss Kath-
leen Weston who spent the winter in CAL
ifornia, have returned to their home In
Kentucky.
In addition to the weddings in San Fran
cisco in June of Miss Margaret Thompson
and Ensign Charles Conway Hartigan
Miss Elsa Draper and Midshipman James
| Lawrence Kaufman and Miss Dorothy
Draper and Midshipman Kirkwood Don.
avin, the marriages of two young ensigns
. In the navy are also on the cards. That
OF Miss Constance Cummings and Ensign
George Joerns will take place May at
the home of the BRIDES mother, Mrs. M.
E. Cummings, in San Francisco. Ensign
Joerns is attached to the Yorktown, but
has been granted a months leave of alb
sence. The wedding is one of the most
interesting of the month from many points
of view. The bride will be attended by
her sisters. Mrs. Harry Child and Mrs.
George Alexander Knox, as matrons of
honor, both of whom will wear their we'd
ding gowns. The two bridesmaids will
be Miss Louise Mozer and Miss Madeline
Cummings. The brides gown is to be the
conventional white satin with a tunic of
rare lace. The young couple are planning
wedding journey in the southern part OF
the state, and expect to make their home
at Mare Island for a time. Miss Gene
We've Pattiani and Ensign Allen G. Oh
son of the West Virginia have also an.
nounced their engagement.
Tip Knox. son of Secretary Knox, ev-
identity cares little for society. The young
man and his bride. with whom he eloped
in Rhode Island some months ago, have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. p. c. Knox
ST., but neither Zip nor his bride at
tended single social function.
The Vice President and Mrs Sherman
will continue making short out-of- town
trips until Congress adjourns Last week
they enjoyed the sumptuous hospitality
of several friends at their suburban
homes In the neighborhood of Philadel-
phia, and returned yesterday to resume
their thoroughly enjoyable social life
here.
The marriage of Miss Katharine Nc
Cook. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Willis
McCook. of Pittsburg, and Mr.. Harry J.
Miller, formerly of Washington, will take
place Wednesday, June !. in st. Paul's
Cathedral. The ceremony for which
nearly 1000 invitations will be issued, will
take place at noon and be followed by a
breakfast at the home of the brides par
ents, one of the show places of Pitts
burg. The bride-elect was recently the
guest of Mr.. Miller's sister, Mrs. Charles
McKenny, at the latter's home In Rhode
Island avenue.
At the marriage Of Miss Margaret Cros-
by Cranston Brooks to Dr. Lucius War
rem Johnson, u. s. N, which will take
place Tuesday afternoon, in st. Thomas
Episcopal church, the bride will be at
tended by her sister, Miss Dorothy Gray
Brooks. as maid of honor.
The bridesmaids will be Miss Maitland
Marshall, daughter of Gen. and Mrs. Will
lam l.. Marshall; Miss Katherine Crane,
daughter of Mrs. j. Burnet Crane; Miss
Marthena Harrison. daughter of Mrs.
Russell B. Harrison. and Miss Julia Heyl,
laughter of Col. Charles H. Heyl
DIR. Ralph Mcdowell, T. s. ~, will be
Dr. Johnsons best man, and the ushers
who will seat the guests and lead the
bridal party to the altar will be DR.. Rob-
ert Ivy of London and Philadelphia; Dr..
Harold Roberts of Philadelphia, Benjamin
Prick of Philadelphia, and George Schel
ing of Brooklyn. N. Y.
The officiating clergyman will be the
rector, the Rev. C. Ernest Smith, assisted
~ Chaplain Evans of the U. S. s. Min
nesota.