The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-11-20

b. Cherry Crawford, Evans J. Dunn,
Alfred Eaves, William Heidi, Ebert
Heninger. Joe N. Hulse. William Kettig,
Edward Leith. Reuben A. Lewis. Jr.,
George Long. Benjamin F. Moore, Jr.,
Mark A. Myatt. Jr., James Nelson, Ed
ward B. Norton, Craig Perkins, Bradley
j.. Saunders. Jr., Bryan TVinlinson.
Richmond P. Wetmore.
GHANDLER-rAIRLY
The wedding of Miss Margaret Ruth
Fairly of Hazlehurst, Miss. to DR.. James
Robert Chandler on the afternoon of
Wednesday, November 16, at o'clock,
was a lovely event of the autumn. The
ceremony was held at the home OF the
brides sister, Mrs. H. ]. Wilson The
looms OF tho lower floor were thrown
into one, the reception hall ans library
being beautifully decorated with ferns
and palms and yellow chrysanlhemlims.
The parlor was decorated in pink chrys-
anthemums, roses and ferns. To Mendles-
sohn's wedding march. which was played
by Miss Maybelle Henderson of Brook
haven, Miss, the BRIDE with her sister.
Mrs. Robert Bee of Memphis, Tenn, Us
matron OF honor, descended the stair
way leading into the reception hall and
were met by the groom and his lest
man, Mr.. William j. LoveJt of Blount
Spring. During the ceremony "Trau-
meri' was softly played by Miss Hendar-
son. The bridal party, grouped at INC
foot of the stairs, which had been pro-
fusely decorated for this occasion with
ferns and yellow chrysanthemums. pre-
scented scene of unusual beauty. The
words of the ceremony were spoken by
Rev. P. Gowan of Wesson, Miss. The
beauty of the bride was further -c-
HANGED by her going-away gown of
armure cloth with hat to
match. She carried brides roses and
ferns. The matron of nonor was gowneo
in yellow crepe de chime and wore a
black picture hat. Her flowers were yell
low chrysanthemums. After the cere-
mony refreshments were served The ia
ble where the bridal cake was cut was
exquisite with its lace cover, white chry5-
ferns and silver candlelabro.
DR.. and Mrs. Chandler left immediately
for an extended trip.
The out-of-town guests were: Mrs. L.
N. Baggett, Mrs. w. w. Henderson.
Miss Henderson and Miss Lily Bloom of
Miss; Miss Ruth Hinton of
Miss; Miss Maggie Wood
ward of Mount Olive. Miss: and Mr..
Ernest Fairly of Memphis, Tenn.
The bride Is the youngest daughter of
her mother has made her home in
Hazlehurst for the past two years. The
bridegroom is the youngest son of DIR.
4, 2. Chandler of Vincent, Ala
The groom is well known in Birnling-
ham where he has many friends. He
was graduated from the Birmingham
Medical college two years ago.
Observation-Disclosures
Mr.. and Mrs James Toye Hayes an
nounce the engagement of their daughter,
Saddle Lucille, to Mr.. Benjamin John
The wedding will take place
on December IA.
Mrs. C. J. SEVERN has opened studio
in the Watts building. The number is
20.
The ladies of the Hunter Street Bap-
list church will serve dinner Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday during the
jubilee, at 1917 Second avenue. Meats and
vegetables Tuesday; chicken in all styles
Wednesday; turkey and pudding Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Wood of Sylacauga
announce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Mary Alice, to Mr.. William valen-
tine Craig, the wedding to take place
at their home on the evening of Wednes-
day. December Z. No cards.
The Amaranth club will meet on Sat
urday this week, instead of Friday, sc
that members may attend the Gadskl
matinee concert. Mrs. John ". Coo will
be the hostess and the hour is O'Clock
The Boys club board Of control will
meet Wednesday morning at 1890 O'Clock
in the club rooms.
The regular and advisory boards Of
the Mercy Home will hold their regular
meeting Tuesday morning at 1890 O'CLOCK
at the home.
The Joe Wheeler chapter, Children O
the Confederacy, will meet on the corne
of First avenue and Twenty-first street
where the tally-ho in which they will
ride In the parade will be awaiting them
The Ladies' Aid society of the Wood
lawn Methodist church will serv,
Thanksgiving dinner at their bazaar IL
the Burger building. The bazaar will
begin on Wednesday and continue TO
three days.
MTb. D. y. oCOtt Will % tne nOSLeS
for the social and literary meeting O
the Foreign Missionary society of tn
First Methodist church tomorrow after
noon at 3 o'clock at her home. 1870 Nortl
Twsnty-eighth street.
49,
The Ladies Aid society Of the Vim
Street Presbyterian church will hold
bazaar at Forbes music store on Tuesda.
and Wednesday. They will make spe
cialty of dolls and aprons.
The bazaar to be held by st. Andrew,
guild begins on Tuesday. 1t will be Il
the Wilson building on Twenty-frs
street and Second avenue. A specialt,
will be made of Christmas articles an,
hot luncheon will be served daily. Their
will be special attractions during tn
week-notably a baby, show Wednesda,
afternoon.
The mixed quartet at the Eleventh
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church vii
render a special musical programm
Sunday morning. November 81, and Of
Sunday evening. December 4 the regula
service will be assisted by number o
Birmingham's well known musicians. an
the programme will be made up of an
thems for mixed voices. male quartz
and organ and violin numbers.
The Birmingham Choral society vii
give it's first concert about December 49,
the date to be decided upon this week
| Splendid work is being done on Grieg'
"Autumnal Storm" and Brahms 'Lov
Song Waltzes" require but little NOR