The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-26
KNAPP-WATSON

The wedding of Miss Hattie Seay Watson and pr. J. V. Knapp was solemnized the afternoon of Wednes- day at the residence of the brides sis ter, Mrs. w. T. Nall, 5406 First avenue
 The parlor and reception room were beautifully decorated with palms and ferns. In one corner pretty altar was built of wild smilax and ferns. The rooms were illuminated with candles MT John Berry ushered In the guests and directed the programme Preceding the ceremony delightful musical pro- gramme was rendered. Miss Hattie Walker played the wedding march.
 Miss Nellie Nall,. the brides maid, led the way to the altar. She was at- tired in a white satin gown, and carried a bouquet of white chrysanthemums The maid of honor was Miss Louise Me- Eldery of Talladega. She also wore white sa atin4etrimmed with real lace and car4ied white chrysanthemums. Fol lowing the maid of honor came the bride with her brother, MT. Lonnie C.. Watson of Anniston, who gave her in marriage. Miss Watson wore a blue tailored costume with hat and gloves en suite. Her flowers were brides roses and sweet peas. As she reached the altar she was met by Dr. Knapp and his best man, Mr. Frank D. King, who en- tered from another door. The Rev. Dr. Anderson of the Fifty-sixth Street Bap- tist church officiated, performing the ring ceremony.
 Immediately after the ceremony the bridal couple left for Newman, Ga, where pr. Knapp is a popular young physician.
 woman of Woodlawn. Her father was the late Judge A. G. Watson of St. Clair county.
 NOTES AND PERSONALS
 One of the unhappy accidents of Christmas day was the injury of the young son of Mir. and Mrs. E. B. Evans. Little Randolph Dawson, the son of Mrs. F. I. Whitman, in playing with an airgun, accidently shot the little fellow in the eye and he is suffering intense ly It was most unfortunate for both little boys. Randolph lives at the head of Twentieth street. He was play ing with his airgun very carefully, as he thought, and shot into the air lit- tie knowing that the other lad sey- era1 blocks away would suffer from the result. So the day that is expected to be brightest was made very un- happy for two boys, who had every reason for deserving it's blessings. It Is hoped that James sight will not be impaired but not for a day or two will it be definitely known.
 Miss Illges of Columbus, Ga, is ex- pected today to visit her sister, Mrs. Arthur Chenoweth. She will be love ly acquisition to the circle of visiting girls, for she is most accomplished, possessing voice of rare beauty and superb cultivation.
 MT. and Mrs. John w. Luke are spend ing the Christmas holidays with Mrs Lukes sister, Mrs. Van Orsdal, at Fort McPherson.
 MT. and Mrs. G. Goldman are in New York for a short visit and are staying at the Hotel Astor, Times Square, where they will remain for the holidays. On the trip there they made a stop in Bal timore, where they visited friends and will return to their home on leaving there
 Dr. l.. r. Luckie left last night for Indianapolis, where he will deliver an address before the national convention of the Phi Chi Medical fraternity While in Indianapolis he will be the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Charles D. Humes.