The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-31

attractively attired for the dance, the hostess wearing white lace frock over pink, Miss Mundy in pale blue lowered chiffon over pink Miss Smith in yellow satin with lace overdress, and tulle bows. bit of fur to complete the trimming, and Miss Nell. Ayers wearing white satin with crystal robe,
 The marriage of Miss Annie Vernon Pollard of Virginia and MT. Alfred Bat tie Bealle was quietly celebrated yester- day morning at 930 o'clock at the home of Mrs. George M Stone, with the Rev. Dr. Preston Blake of the Southside Bap- tist church officiating. Only few friends witnessed the ceremony and immediately after it's conclusion MT. and Mrs. Bealle left for New Orleans to spend a short while Mrs. Bealle was attired for her wedding in a tailored suit of brown cloth, velvet and fur, wearing a hat and gloves matching it in color. She carried an arm bouquet of valley lilies.
 Both have number of friends In Bir- mingham and elsewhere who will he in- terested in their happiness. Mr. Bealle is man of unusual culture and intellect and has charming characteristics that have won for him many friends
 The mock trial at the Young Mems Christian association tomorrow evening at o'clock promises to be an event of especial interest. Miss Jessie May Per kins will sue Mir. Ward for breach of promise, the trial continuing until 10 o'clock. Judge IT. B. Abernathy is to preside as judge, Mir. Oscar Turner to be sheriff and MT. Ernest Matthews the clerk. The witnesses include Mrs. Solon Jacobs, Mrs. Charles Sharp, pr. R M. Cunningham Dr. l.. c. Branscomb. Mir. Culpepper Exum and MT. R. A Brown.
 Th cease for the defendant is to be in the hands of Mir. L. J. Haley, attorney, and Judge Huga Black. MT. Borden Burr and MT. C. P. Beddow will be prosecut- ing attorneys. In the jury box will sit Mrs Oscar Hundey, Mrs. Charles Dow man, Mrs. Jack Bowron, Mrs II. H. Shell, Mrs. R. s. Munger. MT. Pasohal Shook, MT. George Estes, MT. w. c. Rad cliffe. MT. J. F. Shelby and Dr. J H. Phillips.
 The public is invited to attend
 The Temple Emanu>El Charity Sewing guild will meet this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock and full attendance is urged. This guild was recently organized and in cludes about 40 young matrons and un- married women who sew for the personal cases they have found among the pow erty stricken people of Birmingham. The work is done in a systematic and beauti- full way, and though the organization is not yet permanently effected, much good has already been accomplished
 Several luncheon parties occurred yes- terday at the Country club when visitors were the inspiration. Miss Serena Kirk patrick was hostess for her guest, Miss Burgess of Boston, including in the cour- tesy Miss Eleanor Luzenberg of New or leans, Miss Margaret Banister of Vir- ginia, Miss Louise Long. Miss Gustrine Milner, Miss Virginia Underwood Miss Susie Martin. Mrs John Chisholm was hostess to Miss Hattie Burwell of Char lotte, N C., Mrs. George Hutchinson. Mrs Robert Gotten, Mrs. George Wat lSins. Mrs. c. M Blanchard's guests were Mrs F. B. Clements, Mrs. Erie Pettus, Miss Chapman of Huntsville and Mrs. Victor Prowell. With Bert Meadows guests were Miss Margaret Bradley and Mrs. Percy Meadow of Columbus, Miss Josephine Meadow, Miss Kathleen Adams and Miss Roberta Adams. With Miss Elizabeth Wyman were party of college girls-Miss Maydeld, Miss Del Bondio, Miss Wyman. Miss Goodall Miss Virginia Hassinger Miss Leonora Hassnger, Miss Elizabeth Davis, Miss Dorothy Allen. Miss Julia Shackelford, Miss Susie Greene, Miss Elizabeth Locke, Miss Alice Bowie. Miss Rachel London, Miss Gladys Allison, Miss Marguerite King, Miss Katherine Ledbetter, Miss Catherine, Cary, Miss Josephine Evans. Miss Hattie Cullom, Miss Susie Haskell, Miss Mar garet Moore, Miss Anita Eustis Miss Mary Ball, Miss Emily Ford and Mrs. Jack Asbury.
 Miss Mary Byron Frazier was hostess last evening to about 60 of her young friends in the school set, giving a dance at the home of her parents. Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Frazier. on Niazuma street. The lower floor, beautifully adapted for entertaining. was thrown open, and with the masses of holly and other Christmas greenery which decorated 1t, presented gay picture. The hostess. in becoming dancing frock of pink and blue embroid- cred voile, welcomed her guests assisted by Miss Mary Elizabeth Caldwell, Miss Martha Minge, Miss Madeline Jacobs, Miss Jennie Hammond Copeland, Mss Ruth Martin, Miss Florence Jordan and Miss Virginia Jemison. A salad course, bon bons and punch, were served during happy evening which was introduced by series of contests and games.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Thomas of the uni versity are guests this week of MT. and Mrs. James R. McWane. MT. and Mrs. McWane expect Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Mccartney. the former the dean of Tran sylvania university, to be with them after Saturday.
 Miss Iva Averitt will present Miss Mabel Dunn in piano recital this evening at Starr Piano hall, giving an interesting programme.
 Mrs. Bertram Arthur Fox has sent out handsome invitations to the reception which she will give Friday afternoon from until o'clock at her home in honor of Mrs. Leon Sweet.
 Mrs. Hubert Moore has as her guests for the holiday season her mother and sister, Mrs. l.. V. Blair and Miss Orsie Blair, of Eufaula.
 MT. Charles w. Blair, Jr., who is at- tending college in Shreveport is spending the holidays with his sister, Mrs. Hubert Moore, on Iroquois street.
 MT. Olin F. Nelson, who is in school in New York, is at home for the holidays.