The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-24

I
 Frank Morrow. MT. Stanley Woodward,
 MT. Robert Malone. MT. H. G. Seibels
 Mrs. c. J. Severin will give a concert | in Bessemer Friday evening at the
 Methodist church.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wilbur Cunningham Ab- [ bolt announce the engagement of their daughter, Helen, to MT. George Burdette
 Harris. the wedding to take place De- cember 22.
 Miss Mary Brockman will entertain her
 club this afternoon. Maj and Mrs E. M Tutwiler will entertain at dinner this evening at the Tutwiler in compliment to
 Senator and Mrs Faulkner of West vir-
 gina. Mrs. Alfred Walker requests the
 members of her committee for the Doll
 Bazaar to meet with her tomorrow after noon at o'clock at her home. She espe- elally desires a full attendance. Miss Felicia Streit will entertain at luncheon today for Mrs. J. II. Peebles.
 The tournament at the Country club tomorrow will be an interesting and im- portant event of the week. All players new or old, will be eligible and Mrs. Henry Howze, president of the Souter associa- ton, announces that this Is a silver medal
 handicap play in which the score will either have to be held twice by the same person or played off, as a dqerent per
 son gets the low score the second day. The Growlers will give their annual dance this year as usual on Christmas
 eve, entertaining at the Tutwiler Their
 entertainment is always delightfully."- an- ticipated by their friends in society and will be especially pleasant this season. 
 The marriage of Miss Agnes Parker Hall and MT. Henry Jeffers Noble occurred yes terday morning at S:30 o'clock at the home
 of the brides parents Mir and Mrs. A. J. Hall, 172l Oxford avenue. In the process sional. entering to Lohengrin's wedding
 march, played by Miss Flora Jones, the two little white robed ribbon bearers,
 Helen Byrd and Mary Neville, came first, bearing the tulle that formed the aisle from stairway to altar. The maid of
 honor was Miss Lucy Hall, who wore fur trimmed gown of green crepe de chine and carried gold chrysanthemums. Just
 in front of the bride came little Henrietta Byrd, bearing a huge chrysanthemum in the heart of which nestled the bridal ring. MT Noble with his best man, Mir. James Sample. met the bride and her father at the altar.
 Then in the presence of relatives and closest friends they plighted their troth, the ceremony being performed by Father Eugene Sands, life time friend of the brides family.
 Miss Hall wore a brown broadcloth trav- cling suit with black velvet and cloth of gold hat She carried brides roses. MT. and Mrs. Noble will be at home with the latter's parents in North Haven upon their return from their wedding trip. 
 Mrs. Clay c. Hafer entertained at her
 home in Norwood Monday evening In
 honor of her house guests, Mrs. James Conroy. Mrs. Andrew Moore and Mrs.
 l.. w. Priest, all of Chattanooga. The decorations were palms, ferns and chrys- anthemums. In the library punch was
 served, the table being presided over by Miss Daisy Davis, who wore cream lace
 over blue satin, and Miss Marion Fraw- 1 ley in white chiffon over old rose char mouse with fur trimming. An orchestra furnished music during the evening, and
 Miss Mary Lee Broderick sang. In the | receiving line with the hostess, Mrs. Hafer, who wore amethyst crepe de chine
 stood Mrs. A, S. Klyce. Mrs. John Bro
 derrick, Mrs Robert Hening, Mrs. Will
 F'rawley. In the late evening a delight full course was served, and dancing was | enjoyed by the younger set. One hun dred guests were invited.
 l MT. and Mrs w. F. Tyler have re- turned from their wedding trip, and are at home with MT. and Mrs. Chapline 1 Hodges, 1915 Sixteenth street, south. | MT. and Mrs. Frederick Gunster Jeff yesterday for Montgomery to visit MT
 and Mrs. Whiting Harrington, and will be among the out-of-town people attend | Ing the opening ball at the Beauvoir club | Miss Jeanette Sibley is expected iron Franklin, Pa., today to visit Mrs Johr l c. Henley.
 1 Mrs. J. T. Lanford and Miss Evelyr l Drake of Tuscaloosa, are guests at the
 home of their brother. Dr. c. H. Drake 1 in Norwood.
 | Among the out-of-town guests at tn, Noble-Hall wedding were MT. and Mrs 1 c. M. Noble and Miss Annie Lamar Nobl.
 of Anniston, parents and sister of tn, groom.
 Mrs. M. H. McDowell of Ensley is wis | iting relatives in Shelbyville, Tenn. Miss Martha Jones of Dayton, Ala, il visiting her sister, Mrs. 8. P. Wynne, fl | Ensley.
 | Mrs. H. H. Huffaker is visiting relative. | in Roanoke.
 l Little Lola Katherine wurtele cele brated her first anniversary Saturday | with party, to which she invited IA O her friends birthdav caka certere<