The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-28

 | were followed by the ribbon-bearers,
 Miss Clara Towles, Miss Mary Hamilton,
 Miss Ruby Golson. Miss Annie Byars, who wore dainty frocks of white lingerie
 Next In alternate order down the side aisles came the bridesmaids and grooms-
 men, Miss Agnes Towles of Blount | Springs and MT. B. F. Harris of Bir- | mingham, Miss Viola Waldrop of Hance- vile and Dr. w. M. Lovett of Blount | Springs, Miss Claudio Gray of Hance- | vile and MT. Walter Harrell of Blount | Springs who formed a double crescent around the chancel. | The bridesmaids wore green silk frocks and carried bouquets of white chrysan- | themums.
 | They were followed by the flower girls, | Miss Jennie Towles and Miss Estelle Parlie, dressed in white, carrying dainty | baskets of roses.
 Miss Lucille Bowling of Montevallo, as | maid of honor preceded the bride down the center aisle. She was gowned in maize satin and carried a shower bouquet of yellow chrysanthemums. The. bride entered on the arm of her fatheF. MT. E. J. Towles. Her cos tune was white crepe de chine envel- oped in a veil caught with coronet of | orange blossoms. She carried shower bouquet of lilies of the valley. l They were joined at the altar by the groom and his best man, MT. c. c. Ran som of Birmingham. The ring ceremony was performed by Dr. J. l.. Brittian of | Birmingham.
 Mrs. Sinclair is the eldest daughter of MT. and Mrs. E. J. Towles of Blount Springs, and numbers her friends by the score.
 MT. Sinclair was formerly of Nashville Tenn. and is prominent in business as I-l ,t. Sinclair left immediately for an extended trip east and will visit many points of interest. During their stay In New York they will be entertained by their rela- ttves, MT. Upton Sinclair  The c. w. S. of the Westminster church will have a Hollowe'en party at the home of Miss Marie Orr, 1117 North Twentv-eighth street, on this evening" The hours are from 3 to 1o:3O o'clock Free will offering|
 The Graymont School Improvement association will meet in the public schooi building this afternoon at 2:So o'ciock All patrons of the school are urged to at tend.
 NOTES AND PERSONALS Mrs. Louise Bankhead Perry returned to her home in Jasper yesterday after visit of several days to Mrs. Harrison Stewart Matthews. Mrs. Perry was one of the interesting personages Tn attenu- onca at tbe Cocke-De Berdeleben wedding on Wednesday evening. Her gown was magnificent, an ivory white procaaed satin embellished on the corsage With lace embroidered in pearls. Mrs. Ferry school. San Souci at the ancestral nome of her husband the late Colonel Perry wos Q few years ago the fashionable fin- ;shinp school most attended by Birming- | ham girls, and Mrs. Norborne Cocke, at | that time Miss Belle DeBardeleben, was one of it's graduates. The Qui vive club will meet Mrs Allen M. Holt. at Jefferson street, West End. this afternoon.
 l MT and Mrs. Rose Wellington Owen are visiting relatives in Decatur. | MT and Mrs. Spencer Maben of New york will be in Birmingham for the mar
 riape of Miss Bette Maben and Count
 de Nascimento, coming week before the
 nuptials. "A Miss Lucy billiard of Washington, who
 ia to be one of the bridesmaids at the
 marriage of Miss Plunket and MT. Gull
 lom is the house guest of Miss Mary | Campbell.
 Mrs Frances Crenshaw Is visiting her
 hrother. MT. c. F. Crenshaw, in Mont gomery.
 Mrs. Phares Coleman, president of the | state federation will be the guest of
 Mrs. Henry Badham during the annual
 meeting this fall.
 Mrs. w. D. Partlow and children, who
 have been visiting Mrs. Partlow's moth
 CT, Mrs J. T. Nixon. have returned tc
 their home in Tuscaloosa.