The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-01

l jennie EdWardS, a br1de-elect of next
 week. with a pretty miscellaneous show
 CT on Saturday afternoon at her home on l East Highlands. The colors chosen for
 the wedding, pink and white, were ef- l fectively carried out in a pretty decora I 1 tive scheme in the reception hall, parlor and living room, the colors being further accentuated in the flowers used, which were crepe myrtle and white clematis.
 The punch bowl embedded in flowers and twining ivy, was set in cozy nook. the
 beverage being dipped by Mrs H. C.. Culverhouse and Miss Ethel Daniel. Miss Hazel Mckenzie presided at the bride S | book. The bride was escorted into the | parlor by the matron of honor Mrs. S. l G. Andrews. and the maid of honor, Miss l Bessie Blackwell, where the dainty gifts were hidden in an mprovised well made
 of moss and rocks, the bottom of the
 well being formed of large mirror, with i a portrait of the groom thereon. The 1 gifts were drawn from the well by the l bride-to-be from an i'old oaken bucket"
 A shower of rose petals and rice con- cealed in a paper bucket suspended from an archway was given the bride. the pink and white ribbons being drawn by
 the bridesmaids. Ices and hints in the chosen colors were served, with favors of tiny green buckets.
 I The following enjoyed fishing party at Lake Purdy SaturdaN MT. and Mrs
 G. M. Taylor, Mss Bonita Taylor. MT. Hall Cornelius. MT Morris Taylor MT Houston Taylor and Mir. Morris Taylor The Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist church will give an ice cream festival at the Pratt City park. on Tuesday evenning, and good musical programme has been prepared for the occasion. Rev. Harvey Wilson, the blind preacher from Tennessee, will occupy the> pulpit
 at the Methodist church south on Sunday morning, and at the evening service the presiding elder of the Bessemer district
 Rev. J. r. Sturdivant, will preach.
 The monthly social tea of the Woman's s Missionary society of the Baptist church
 will be given on Tuesday afternoon, with Mrs. J. E. Wood as hostess at her home
 on Maple street
 MT. G.~R. Whorton, who has been the guest of his brother, pr. w. w. Whorton,
 has returned to his home at Porter. Mrs Ola Mae Braswell is seriously Ill
 at her home on Third street. Mir. w C. Mcclure is spending a few
 days with relatives at Fayette.
 MT ard Mrs. H. Moore and children { have returned from a visit to Mr. G. w., aioore at Whitesburg. Ga, and to Mir. G. C. Adams. at Sargent Ga. Miss Lula Tyus of Mound City, Ill.,, was the recent guest of Miss Della Luther.
 MT Hall Cornelius of Walnut Grove is the guest of MT. and Mrs. G. M. Taylor at West Pratt. MT Samuel Corn, who underwent an operation for appendicitis, at the Carra- way infrmary, last Thursday, is resting we'll
 Mrs Charles P. Moore has returned to her home at Empire from a pleasant stay
 with Dr. and Mrs. w. w. Whorton. l MT and Mrs. Jim Ritter of Durant. | Miss, are the house guests of Mir and Mrs c. E. Streetman at East Thomas. | Miss Elizabeth Day of Decatur and Miss Ruth Robertson of Cullman, who have 1 been the guests of Miss Marie McGlawn | at the Parsonage have returned to their respective homes.
 MT Gibson Atkins of Atlanta Is visiting relatives here.
 | Mrs. Hugh Moreland of Thurber, Tex,
 is quite i'll at the home of her mother,
 Mrs George Gurley, having underwent
 an operation the past week | Miss Belle Browder and Miss Lily 1s- man of Memphis were the recent guests
 of Miss Bessie Levy.
 | Mrs. R. l.. Whorton and little son have
 returned from a pleasant visit to Mrs. R. G. Wood at Lewisburg. l MT. Talmage Hardin, who has been the
 guest of MT. and Mrs. H.. c. Neems has returned to his home at Odenville. 1 Mrs Sadie Hammill and her daughter.
 Miss Mary Annie Hammil of Columbiana.
 are the guests of Mrs. J. w. Usery at West Pratt.
 Prof and Mrs. F. O. Sanders and two children have returned from d six weeks stay at Nashville and Monteagle, Tenn. ] Miss Mary Bess Atkinson of Kosciusko. Miss, will arrive Monday to be the guest
 of Miss Mary Lou Wood
 MT. R. A. Rasco, dean of the law de- l partment at the John Stetson university i at De Land, Fla, is the weekend guest | of Dr. H. T. McGeehee.
 ! Mir and Mrs. C. F. Wiggins, on Balsam avenue, announce the birth of daughter. l Mr. and Mrs. NJ. P. Holingsworth of Tuscaloosa arrived yesterday to spend several weeks with Mrs. Hollingsworth' s parents, MT. and Mrs. J. E. Wood, on Maple street.
 l Mrs. P D. Hall has returned to her 1 home at Blocton. from few days stay l,with her sister. Mrs. k. E. Wiggns. | Miss Jeanette Williams of Atlanta was the recent guest of MT. and Mrs. George
 Donaldson.