The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-11-05

deon pleated lace and Evelyn Knecht ir white lingerie, were the flower girls who scattered yellow petals from baskets adorned with lavender tulle bows, and as they entered MT. Morgan with his best man, Mir Brown Gaston of Montgomery, reached the altar entering from the vestry. Miss Cosby entered with her father, MT. William Marshall Cosby, who gave her in marriage. the Rev. J. M. Broadly pronouncing the service.
 No prettier bride has ever stood at the altar and her costume was bridal attire in perfection. The. duchesse satin gown was made with a broad brocade girdle and the deeollette bodice had bit of soft tulle as a yoke bordered in seed pearls, and cascaded with rose point lace broad length of duchesse and rose point lace composed the entire length of the train, which was bordered in satin, hemmed with seed pearls. A cluster of orange blossoms was caught near one of her snowy shoulders and the point lace cap of her tulle veil had a chaplet of orange blossoms. She carried a bouquet of lavender orchids showered with valley lilies.
 The Cosby residence was decorated for the reception in chrysanthemums and lilies. In the rose drawing room, where MT. and Mrs. Cosby, the latter wearing a magnificent Pacquin gown of jet, Mrs. lpOdS idSSt llib iAAothIAt III white satin and point lace, and the bride and groom and the young women of the nuptial party received, pink roses were used. The dining room was in white and green a mound of valley lilies on the table being surmounted by a white um- brella from which a shower of lilies de- pended; the music room, in which Mrs. Roscoe Harris. Mrs. John LutZ, Mrs. George Watkins. Mrs. Henry Hidden, Jr, the brides whom Mrs Morgan attended at their weddings, welcomes the guests. was adorned with chrysanthemums matching the yellow plan of the room. Mrs. Allen Durham served coffee in the library and Mrs. B. s. Lester presided at the punch bowl on the porch.
 MT and Mrs. Morgan left during the reception for Cincinnati and New York to be absent a fortnight They will make their home with MT. and Mrs Cosby
 At the Country club yesterday a num- Der of interesting women gathered for lunchean. Mrs. D. M. Drennen entertained for Miss Mary Lee Drennen, a bride-elect including Mrs. Davis, Miss Drennen, Miss White. Miss Brewer and Mrs. Gazely of New York. Miss Marianne Hamilton com plimented Miss Mary Lanier, another bride elect, and Miss Edith Bowron had as her honoree Mrs. Ralph Kaufman oi
 
 O'Byrne. and who was celebrating an an niversary.
 Miss Ella Louis Ward was a hostess yesterday for several visiting girls, en. tertaining delightfully."- at her Norwoo6 home The honorees were Miss Lucia Strickland of Valdosta, Ga, Miss Flor. ence Crosson of Baltimore. Miss Alma Leath of Cullman and Miss Katherine Kearny og New Orleans. The party me for bridge and afterward enjoyed a de lightful luncheon course.
 A limited number of young women gathered from the honoree's circle o friends, were invited yesterday to ths home of Miss Susie Perry and Miss Selins Perry to miscellaneous shower for Mis-. Jane Going, a prospective bride. A flower trimmed umbrella was used in showerins many beautiful gifts brought for tn, bride and afterward a salad and ice were served at table in the dining room deco rated with specimen chrysanthemums.
 Each season has its favored entertain ment. and it is well that diversions typica of the times should offer diversity iron the conventional dance or tea. Just now the novelty is the 'possum hunt. Tues day evening a small party of young people tracked Billy 'Possum to his lair witt dogs and torches, surprising two fat mem bers of the race out near the pumphouse Here they built a campfire and enjoyed late supper over the coals, returning tired but happy after a 1o-mile walk. IT the group were the honoree, Miss Matti, Gray Morris of Shreveport. and her hous, hostess, Miss Dorothy Johnson; Mis-.