The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-09-17
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uent was signal success. An old fashioned quilting was followed at noon by tempting luncheon. Those pres ent were Mrs. Jeffreys, Mrs. Annie Carlin, Mrs William Luck Mrs Will liam Bothel, Mrs. Tim Griffith. Mrs Jane Lowry, Mrs. James Brodie, Mrs. T. R Walker, Mrs. Mckinney. Mrs. James Fitts. Mrs. Adam Mark Mrs Robert Frederick and Mrs. E. M. Glenn.
 The Rosebud Embroidery club met yesterday afternoon with Miss Irene Love. After an-hour spent in sewing. refreshments were served. Those who enjoyed the occasion together werc Miss Lou Sloan, Miss Irene Love, Miss Sallie Tuckett, Miss Maud Cable. Miss Grace Cable and Miss Julia Sergeant.
 The marriage of Mrs Elizabeth Rowe of this place and Mir. George D. Lewis. a well known citizen of Dolomite was an interesting event here yesterday morning, taking place at the Methodist parsonage.
 The bride was attended by~ Mrs. Sa- die Belle Thomas and Mir. Lewis best man was Capt. A. ]. Tarrant After tho wedding MT. and Mrs. Lewis left in an automobile for Dolomite where they will make their home.
 EnsIey
 The Sesame club met yesterday aft ernoon with Mrs. J. c. Barrett on Ems ley Highlands The members respond ed to roll call with current events and after programme on the subject of Roman history, refreshments were served. The club has membership of 20. Those taking part yesterday in the programme were Mrs. Barrett. Mrs. J. C. Barnhart Mrs. J. G. Adams, Mrs. O. Boterweg, l.. E. Brubaker
 Mrs. F. s. Hammille gave a pleas ant little party yesterday to celebrate the birthday of her little daughter. Virginia. on her seventh anniversary. The little girl served punch from her own little punch bowl. which was placed on table on the lawn. The little girls all brought their dolls and in the dining room, where refresh ments were served, garden flowers adorned the table. The color scheme was pink and white, appearing both In the flowers and in the candles which graced the birthday cake.
 The II little girls asked to tea were Selena Hoyt, Virginia Moor, Dulcie Terrell. Pauline Terrell. Lucille Can non Margaret o'Brien. Mary English. Gladys Fuller. Emily Rutedge, Roy Oz- burn and Otis Lawson.
 
 The Agoga cass of the Baptist church will give box social Friday evening in the church basement.
 The Epworth league will entertain thir evening at the home of Miss Irene Abele.
 Mrs. Nelle Morrison and her little daughter, Dorothy, who have been guests of Mrs. ]. W. Morrison, have returned to their home in Bristol, Tenn.
 Mrs. L. E. Goodwin and Miss Ollie Hammond of Alexandria are guests of Mrs. C. w. Mcdonald of Fairview.
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 The marriage of Miss Iiebe Rainey to MT. Joseph Cushman Ware occurred at o'clock yesterday afternoon at the home of the brides mother, Mrs. I. K. Rainey. The residence was dec- orated with palms. ferns and roses, emphasizing a color motif of green and white.
 The Rev. M. E. Morris of the First Methodist Episcopal church was the of ficiant and musical programme appro- priate to the occasion was presented by Mrs. Wallace Shelby, who sang Be cause, anu MlSs AisiAS ieoti'eys "--o played the organ numbers. The march from Lohengrin was presented for the approaching bridal party.
 Miss Ethel Ware, sister of the groom, was the maid of honor, and MT. William Given acted as best man. Little Margaret Crane was flower girl. The maid CT honor and flower girl were both attired in white and carried white fowes.
 Miss Kainey was given in marriage by her brother, Mr. c. K. Rsiney of Nash vile, and during the ceremony selec- ton from ''Tales of Hoffman" was softly played. The bride was attired for trav- cling in a modish autumn suit of blue cloth with hat to match. and brides roses composed her shower bouquet.
 MT. and Mrs. Ware left soon after the wedding for a fortnights stay in the east. They will be at nome on their ~c- turn to the city, October l. with Mrs. E. A. Ware.
 Miss Frances Martin gave delightful luncheon yesterday for her guest, Miss Jessie Gillespie of Boaz. centerpiece lavishly embroidered showed the pink satin beneath and bouquet of pink car nations gave out delicious fragrance Miss Martins guests were: Miss Giles. pie. Miss Ruth Houser, Miss Cera May Brewer, Miss Clyde Lattimer Miss Eunice Mackey. Miss Gladys Hill. Mrs. w. T. Brewer and Mrs. H. c. Lawley. The Baptist Young Peoples union of the Sixty-sixth Street church will en- certain at the home of Mrs. M. R. Comp ton next Tuesday evening at o'clock. l Miss Lillie Maddox left yesterday f,s Agnes Scott college
 Miss Josie Allston of Linden is the guest of Miss Carlotta Durham, l MT. and Mrs. w. D. Cooper. Miss Mary Cooper and Miss Martha Cooper have moved to Atlanta.
 Mrs. William Compton left Tuesday fol Shreveport to spend the winter with rel. atives.
 Miss LaTrieve Hall will leave Monday for Judson college.
 Inglenook Joe Bickley and Houston BiciSley have entered St. Bernard college at Cullman. Miss Matte Dean of Wartrace, Tenn, is the guest of her sister. Mrs. H. NJ Rives. on Ingle Heights. Mir. T. c. Gilbert and his daughter. Miss Altha Lee Gilbert of Culleoka, Tenn, als guests of Mrs. Jen Young. Miss Rebecca Basemore is viisting Mis-. Lennah Miller in Gadsden. Mrs. w. F. dillian- has gone to Ten. nessee to visit her parents Mir. c. E. Harvey left yesterday after.