The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-22

Q. Adams, officiating. The beautifully arranged palms and ferns with touch of English ivy formed a pretty back ground for the clusters of lovely white carnations. Mrs. ". B. Hollingsworth presided at the organ and preceding the ceremony a delightful programme was rendered. Mrs Ike Marks played a violin solo, while Miss Ethel Ad- ans sang, Love. Old Sweet Song" and Mrs. E. B. Pierce sang, Till Death" The bridal party was led by the four ushers, George Rutledge, pr. Dwight childs, George Davies, A. F. Patton Mrs. l.. 4. Little. wearing brown ..yel yet, carrying an arm bouquet of pink roses, was matron of honor, followed by Miss Mae Smith of ozark, wearing white coat suit. carrying an arm bouquet of pink roses, was maid of honor. Lula J. Little gracefully boro the ring to the altar, followed by the bride, attractively gowned in a white coat suit with hat to match, carrying shower bouquet of bride roses, with her father, who gave her In marriage They were met at the altar by the groom, pr. Robert T. Smith, and his best man, pr. Cousins of ozark. Dur ing the ceremony Mrs. Marks played a violin solo, "Traumerei," accompan- led by Mrs. c. B. Hollingsworth.
 Mir. and Mrs. Little entertained the DTludI party dDu b IeW llilllndte If1enuS at "a luncheon at their home on Third avenue.
 Dr. and Mrs. Smith left on an after noon train for ozark to visit pr. Smiths parents.
 Miss Edith christlieb entertained about 25 of her friends last night at the Grand hotel. The parlor was beau tifully decorated in the Christmas col q nd We're played by the young people. Miss christlieb made charming hostess. A delicious ice course with fruits of all kinds was served.
 Robert Brainbridge and Miss Lizzie Brainbridge have returned from pleasant visit 10 relatives in Philadel- phia.
 T. Y. Huffman's many friends will regret to learn that he is in crit ical condition at his country home at old Jonesboro. There is little hope for his recovery.
 Mrs J. G. Johnston has returned from Montgomery where she attend ed the Neilson-Johnston wedding
 pr. W. D. Lanier has returned from Nashville, where he Is attending Van derbilt university and has as his guest for the holidays Dr. ]. B. Cotton. Mrs Isaac Haas and daughter, Ja- nlce, Of Gadsden are the guests of MT. and Mrs. J. Marks and family for the holidays
 Octavious Spencer has returned from Nashville to spend the holidays with his mother, Mrs, Clarence Spencer. Miss Ethel Johnston, who is attend- ing the Judson college at Marion. ar rived yesterday to spend the holidays with her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. c. Johnston.
 Peyton McEniry, Edwin Winters, Jim. Thompson, Joe Lacey, BurwelI Hill, Edin Brannon, Festus Harris Fillmore McAdory arrived from Auburn yester- day to spend the holidays with their parents. Mrs. Sid Cowan of Birmingham was the guest of Mrs. George Marsh yes- terday.
 Miss Isabel Curry, who is attending school in Nashville, arrived yesterday to spend the holidays with her father. Dr J. c. Curry
 Mrs. c. w. Harrington of Mobile is the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. George Marsh, at the Grand hotel. The many friends of J. A. Roy will be pleased to know he was taken from the Robinson hospital to his home at Morgan yesterday.
 Nathan Kartus. John Haggerty Will lie Haggerty, Roland Lewis, Haley Thompson and others have arrived from Cullman to spend the holidays with their parents. Dr. l.. B. Brown was the guest of Dr. w. D. Lanier yesterday. Dr. Brown Twill return to Bessemer for a few days visit before returning to School al Nashville
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