The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-06-25
MIR. LATTIMER WEEDS
MISS WARE OF ASHEVILLE

ASheV1lle, n. G., June 2.-tSReelal)
Mr.. Hugh F. Latimer of Birmingham and
Miss Kathleen Ware of Asheville were
married this evening at o'clock at Cen
trail Methodist Episcopal church, south,
in the presence of relatives and close
friends. The wedding was a very quiet
affair on account of the i'll health of the
mother Of the bride, the ceremony being
performed by the Rev. j. c. Rowe, ID. D.,
the brides pastor, following the regular
weekly prayer services. Mr.. and Mrs.
Latimer left Immediately for a wedding
trip, after which they will go to Biz
mingham to reside.
On account of the prominence of Miss
Ware. the bride, in social, religious and
educational work in Asheville, and this
! immediate vicinity, much interest has
been manifested in her engagement to Mr..
| Latimer, which was announced several
weeks ago at a reception given in her
honor at the residence of Mrs. Neptune
| Buekner in Aston Place.
Mrs. Latimer has been president of
| the district -Philathea union and
members of those religious organizations
had charge of the decorations and other
pretty little details of the wedding to-
night. In addition to her church activ-
tiles the bride of tonight has been an
officer of the local Young Womens Chris
| tian association and was a member of
| the faculty of the Ashevile High school.
| The popularity of Miss Ware added to
| the interest manifested in the series of
pre-nuptial affairs which were given, all
| informally, In her honor. At a recent
garden party the bride-to-be was show
cred with presents of silver, cut glass
and linen. AT this affair the close friends
| ow Miss Ware surrounded her. while
Mrs. r. C. Stevens, a schoolmate, Of
fered the following toast:
Here's to the girl with bright, brown
eyes;
Here's to the lasse with the bright
/ sunny smile;
| Here's to the girl whose joyousness the
saddest hours begulle;
| Here's to the girl with loving heart and
willing mind and a helping hand
Who loyal hath been in every hard task
leader of our working band;
Here's to her health and happiness and
all good things besides
Here's to the one we love so dear
| Here's to Kathleen, the bride"
The bride is the attractive daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs. A B. Ware and has re
sided in Ashevile practically all of hei
life. AS the executive officer of the Ba.
racas and Philatheas, she has made ar
envable record, her personal charms add.
ing to her general ability as president
OF the joint organizations. When the
announcement of the engagement of Miss
| Ware to Mr.. Latimer was made recently
and with it word that they would resid,
in Birmingham. resolutions of regret upoi
her departure were passed and commit
tees were named to present the same t
the bride-to-be. Miss Ware was at on
time prominently mentioned in connec
ton with the principalship of the loca
high school, and also the entire Ashe
vile public school system
Mr.. Latimer is a native of South Caro-
lima and having visited Asheville quit
often In the past has made many friend
here. He has resided in Birmingham 70
sometime past, being district passange
agent of the Queen and Crescent route
Paying tribute to Mr.. Latimer today,
high railway official said:
Hugh f. Latimer Is undoubtedly on
of the best men, in every sense of TIN
word, in the railway service in the south
The entire railroad world smiles with hin
on his happy day and We wish for Mr.
and Mrs. Latimer the very best of lucl
always"
Mr.. Latimer came up from Birmingham
early in the week. Like his BRIDE h
4 has been active for a long time pa $
4 In religious work in Birmingham, bein
Il superintendent of the Southslde Baptis
Sunday school and pillar of strenet
In that church. He is likewise promi
nent in the Young Mems Christian asso
citation and civic circles.