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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-20
PRENUPTIAL PARTIES
 FOR MISS DRENNEN

Miss Margaret Drennen whose marriage to Mir Harold Bssell will be an event of July l, is to be honor guest at n series of delightful courtesies.
 Wednesday, June 2S, Mrs. Charles A. Brown will entertain Miss Drennen and the girls of her wedding party at lunch- con at the Country club.
 Thursday. Miss Alma Messer and Miss Eleanor Messer will entertain jointly at luncheon at the Country club
 Friday Miss Alice Jones gives bridge party for Miss Drennen.
 Saturday evening, MT Donald Drennen will compliment Miss Drennen and MT Bissell at dinner party at the Coun- try club.
 Monday, Miss Hortense Bissell will be hostess at a swimming party and dinner at the Roebuck Springs Golf and Auto club
 Tuesday Miss Susie Nabb will oive a breakfast at the Country club in honoi of this lovely bride-to-be and that after noon Miss Edith Chamberlain compli ments Miss Drennen at tea.
 Wednesday evening. following the re- hearsal Miss Alice Bowie will be hostess at a buffet-supper and dance.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-20
CERTIFICATE RECITAL

The Birmingham Conservatory of Music presented 34 of their pupils in series of three recitals- during the past week at Cable hall.
 The programmes were interesting and varied, containing solos. duets. trios and quaretes, the playing of all the iiGiiiii ls3ssFFs s3ssFFs showing carefnl work on the part of both teachers and pupils.
 On Thursday night certificates were presented to Miss Kathryn Fierce, Miss Pearl Rosenfeld and Miss Beatrice Tate.
 The pupils who played on the pro grammes are: Miss Margaret Allen. Miss Claude Bowling Miss Emma Col lins, Miss Harriett Forbes. Miss Lee Ola shannon, Miss Marcelle Labarre, Miss Lillian Karpeles, Miss Dorothy Dryer Miss Margaret Howard, Miss Catherine Burton, Miss Myrtle Me Laughlin, Miss Elizabeth Wingo, Miss Frances Gilmore Miss Ruth Hilleke, Miss Ruth Haynes, Miss Lillian Seals Miss Mary Munger Gussen. Miss Elm fly Williams. Miss Della Dryer, Miss Rema Friedman, Miss Corne1ia Hop kins, Miss Mary Smith. Miss Malvlna Coleman, Miss Elizabeth Gussen Miss Gladys Vail. Miss Emma Newfield, Miss Elizabeth Gerson Mrs. J. c. Dorsey, Mir. Robert Barclay, MT. Mayer New field, MT William Holmberg, MT. Bert ram Keller Mir Seyman Newfield and MT. Alvin Keller.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-20
YESTERDAYS LUNCHEONS
 AT THE PRESS CLUB

The Birmingham Newspaper club was the scene of number of informal luncheons yesterday. At one table MT. w. s. Brower entertained in honor of Miss Emma McAlpine and Miss Eliza beth McAlpine of Mobile, guests of Miss Malle Moughon. His guests were Miss Emma McAlpine, Miss Elizabeth McAlpine, Miss Mallle Moughon, Miss Doris Moughon. Judge Hugo L. Black, MT. Lewis Bailes and Mir Morris AL len.
 Other guests at the club were Mrs. J. B. Reid Miss T. H. Spencer Miss Leona Knox of Demopolis, Mrs. c. s. simmons, Mrs. A Carr Hopper of Dal- las, Tex, Mrs. Charles Denegre, Mrs. ! H. Doughty. Miss Maddox of Eason- vile, Miss Tarrant Miss Findlay, MT. and Mrs. A. F. Jackson of Decatur, MT. and Mrs. Tom Pankey, Miss McArdle Mrs. L. S. Smith, Mrs. E. D. Shaw of Detrot, Mich, Capt. and Mrs. McCough- lin, Mrs. Stanfield. Miss Winnie Free man. Miss Grady Anderson, Miss Vir- ginia Lide, Mrs M. L. Merrill, Mrs Hela Mccain of Pensacola, Miss. Con nie Lee, Miss Daisy Lee Douglass, Mrs Chapel Cory Miss Martha Tommy of Greenesboro, Miss Leach of Atlanta Miss Morgan, Mrs Walter Kirkland Mrs. John Cullen, Mrs. F. T. Huey ot Bessemer, Miss Jessie Huey Mrs. J c. Ozburn, Miss Gertrude Ozburn. Miss Margaret Kennedy. Miss Jones of Sel- ma, Miss Coker, Mrs. John D. Elliott Mrs. k. w. Brandon, Mrs. John M. Bran don, Miss Kate Mccormack. Miss Bill lie Brandon. Miss Rupie Houston. Miss Hattie Dozer, Miss Lillian Sullivan Miss Katherine Heaslett.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-20
DINNER PARTIES AT COUNTRY CLUB

The Country club was the scene of much gayety last evening when a mum Der of large dinner parties were given to compliment visitors and brides-elect.
 Miss Elizabeth Caldwell Locke was an interesting hostess at a table which was centered with brides roses and valley lilies to compliment Miss Margaret Evins. MT. William Spencer and the attendants at the wedding. Monogram cards marked the guests places.
 Those present were Miss Margaret Evins, Miss Augusta Clarke Miss Mar garet Chenoweth. Miss Eliza beth Locke, Miss Sue Steele Spencer, Mss Gertrude Simmer Miss Elizabeth Wyman. Miss Martha Latady, Miss Helen Eubank, MT. William Spencer. Jr.. MT. owen Gresham, MT. Thomas w. Palmer, Jr., MT. Thomas Hopkins, Jr, MT. Thomas B. sherman, MT. Robert Malone, Mir. Joseph Chaffee, MT Harold Pelham, MT. Leroy Percy Mr. Joe Mudd, Mir Thomas Burns, MT. Har- old Pelham, MT. Charles Woodruff, MT. Sam Cross, MT. Randall Mir Steele Spen- cer.
 Another large dinner party had Miss Margaret Davis and Miss Elizabeth Davis as joint hostesses in honor of Miss Mar garet Nelson and the members of her house party Seated about this table were Miss Margaret Nelson. Miss Elizabeth Davis, Miss Margaret Davis, Miss Doro- thy Hellar of Tacoma, Wash: Miss Eliza beth Marvel of Richmond Ind. Miss Leila Gordon and Miss Anne Gordon of Wash ington. D. C.; Miss Dorothy Galley of Pittsburg, Miss Gula Cones of Franklin, Pa; Miss Annie Moore Provost of Mo- bile Miss Agnes Gray of Clarksville, Miss; Miss Caroline Sproull of Anniston, Miss Gertrude Megley of Dallas. Tex Miss Orline Perkins, Mss Bland Tom linson, Miss Mildred Badham, Mir Theo Nelson MT. Frank Nelson, III. MT. Nor man Curtis of Lincoln. Neb. MT Semour Holmes of Jacksonville, Fla; MT. Irwin Smith of Brooklyn. MT. Justice Chancel- Tor of Chicago, MT. Walter Gayle of Mont gomery, Mir. Eugene Turner of Anniston, 1 Mir Vernon Badham and MT William
 Badham, Mir. Edgar Bowron MT. Rob-
 ert Goodall, MT. Fred Calder. MT. James | Gillespie, MT. Atwell Brown, MT. Henry Fowlkes, MT. Crawford Johnson, Jr.. MT. | Robert Jones of Chattanooga. MT. | Charles DeBardeleben. Mir. Jack Smith and Mir. Robert Malone.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-20
THE PASSING THRONG'

MT. and Mrs William S. Durham and ,their little daughter, Mary Alice, and Mrs Georgia Durham left Thursday for At lantic Beach, Fla. to spend several weeks.
 Mrs. F. J. Bissett and her two daugh- ters, Hazel and Grace, have gone to Los Angeles to spend the summer and visit the exposition.
 Miss Eliza Ramey and Miss Christine Nelson are with Miss Martha Glover and after Tuesday tley will be with Miss Kathleen Hayes.
 MT. and Mrs. H. K. Miner have re- turned from their wedding trip and are at home on Milner Heights. Mrs. w. B. Morrison and her little daughter, Carolyn. of Savannah, Ga. are visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. w. H Hill.
 Little Miss Ella Mae Harris left Satur- cay for Fort Payne to visit relatives and friends.
 Mrs. A. Lipsitz and daughter Miss Sarah Belle Lipsitz, have returned from New Orleans, where they attended tine Steinberg- -Rouff wedding. Miss Essie Mae Gardner of Centerville is visiting Mrs. D. A. Thomas. Mrs. T. H. Miller and Mrs. Harvey Smith of Selma will arrive Monday to visit Mrs. Harry Coffin, Mrs. Harry Whe- lock and Mrs. Alex Cecil. I Mrs. Hale V. Tarrant and her littl, Daughter will leave today for St. simon:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-20
STOK ES- S-SHIRLEY
 MARRIAGE OCCURS

At the residence of Mir. and Mrs w. J..
 Shirley, on Tuesday morning, June 15. at
 10 o'clock, their daughter, Miss Annie
 Louise Shirley. was married to Dr. Henry
 A. Stokes of Betheny, Miss.
 The only attendants were Miss Elinor
 Shirley of Memphis, Tenn, and pr. Cald-
 we'll of Baldwyn, Miss. Mrs. Roger Gambrell of Tupelo. Miss,
 beautifully rendered Mendelssohn.s we'd
 ding march as professional, and during the evening softly played "Traumerie. The impressive words that joined these two lives were said by Dr. T. ]. Barkes- dale.
 The place of ceremony in the parlor was marked by an altar. which was q mass of ferns. nasturtiums and magnolia blooms. Yellow and white tulle was fes- tooned to the chandelier and caught in huge butterfly bow. The yellow and white motif being carried throughout. While in the spacious hall green and red were used.
 ] The bride was lovely in her tailored suit of navy blue, with accessories to match, and carrying brides roses, valley lilies. | ferns and white carnations. 1 Miss Elinor Shirley wore blue and cream | silk poplin and carried pink roses, sweet peas and ferns.
 i Mrs. Gambrell was gowned in black : and white marQuisette over black taffeta.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-20
MISS BESSIE EVANS TO WED
 DIR. JAMES R. CAREER

MT and Mrs. E. Benjamin Evans an nounce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Bessie, to Dr. James Rhodes Gar ber The wedding to be an event of July 15.
 Friends of Miss Evans and Dr. Gar Der will read with interest of their ap- preaching marriage. Miss Evans is a pretty little brunette belle of the younger set with whom she is a great favorite. Dr. Garber Is a prominent young physician of this city who en- joys a wide circle of friends.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-20
MONDAY. LINE 21.

Miss Augusta Clark compliments Miss Evins and Mr. Spencer. Mir and Mrs. s. L. Smith hosts at after rehearsal party.
 Miss Harrison's luncheon for Nelson house party.
 Roof dance at Ridgely.
 TUESDAY, JUNE 22 Price-Smith wedding takes place. Mrs Crawford Johnson compliments Miss Nelson and her guests. Mrs. Claude White gives tea for Miss Adams.
 Misses Allen compliment Miss Nelson s guests at afternoon tea. MT. Wyatts dance for Miss Hayes guests.
 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23 Spencer Evins wedding at Church of the Advent.
 Mrs. Albert Fairly hostess at bridge party for her guests. Mrs. Charles DeBardeleben hostess for Miss Nelsons guests. Mrs. c. A. Browns luncheon Tor Miss Margaret Drennen.
 THURSDAY, JUNE 24 Marriage of Miss Sylvester and MT. Ford solemnized.
 Mrs. James Bowron's tea for Nelson house party
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-20
MISS MURPHY'S BRIDGE LUNCHEON FOR BRIDE SELECT

Another delightful entertainment with Miss Onie Smith, a bride-elect. as honor guest was the bridge luncheon yesterday in Norwood at which Miss Abbie Murphy was hostess.
 Pink and white sweet peas made the apartments attractive and fragrant and the guests enjoyed a series of interesting games of auction. for which three prizes were awarded. They were a pair of silk hose, a cut glass pepper and salt set and a hand embroidered pin cushion. A dainty luncheon followed the game.
 The guests were: Mrs B. s. Moore. Mrs. c. c. Miner, Mrs. w. M. Johnston, Miss Gertrude Mccormack, Miss Jennie Price, Miss Eugenia Price, Miss Sarah Hodges, Miss Eva May Morgan Miss Annie Mae Zimmerman. Miss Fay Murphy, Miss An ne Mae Shook, Miss Annie Lee Horn, Miss Pearl Blackburn, Miss Flora Elm onds Miss Estelle Strickland, Miss Mar garet Dewey, Miss Mary Lee Bell, Miss Mabel Marler. Miss Edith Thomas. Miss Marie Rosamond and Mrs. Arthur Jen- kins.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-20
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
 AT ACADEMY OF MJTSJ c

The commencement exercises of the Academy of Music, Miss Daisy Woodruff Rowley director began yesterday after noon at 4:S0 o'clock. Pupils from the diff ferent grades were presented at this first recital.
 Mrs. Hester Tanner Boles, Miss Esther Caroline Haynes, Mrs. Ossie Cross Riley and Miss Elizabeth Bailey Wilson. hav- ing satlsfactoriyl completed the prescribed course in elementary, theory and the pri- mary graded work for teachers, received primary certificates. The certificates were awarded by the Rev. J. W. Johnson. The representative pupils of the different grades who played Saturday were:
 Louise Branscomb. Elizabeth Tanner, Margaret Smith. Agnes Swygert. Miriam !saker, Mildred Baker. Della Garrett, Esther Haynes Elizabeth Wilson. Mamie 'Eencher. Kathleen Meadow. Mildred
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-20

and ferns.
 A delicious wedding menu was served to the guests.
 Mrs. Stokes was one of the teachers for several years in Tupelo High school
 pr Stokes is a physician of Betheny, Miss
 Dr, and Mrs. Stokes left for Corona, Where MT. and Mrs. S. Stokes. father and mother Of the groom, entertained for them at o'clock dinner
 The bride, who was favorite with all who knew her will be greatly missed and will find most cordial welcome in their Betheny home, where they have many friends
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-20
MANY ATTEND FRIDAY DANCE AT NEWSPAPER CLUB

The presence of several charming out of-town visitors added much to the pleas ure of the Friday night dance at the Birmingham Newspaper club which came as one of the weekend events of week of social pleasure.
 As usual. the dance was well attended by many members of the club and their friends Tables were reserved on the promenade and dancing was enjoyed in the cafe. Among those enjoying the dance were: Mir and Mrs. Tom Pankey, pr. Carter, Miss Elizabeth Parrey, Miss Chris tine Nelson, Miss Martha Glover, Miss Hazel sBobbitt, Miss Dorsey Harris Miss Helen Keiser Miss Helen Jeanette Miss Glida Jeanette, Ambrose Martin, Linda Wilcox Miss Lois Brown, Miss Kathleen Hayes Miss Estelle Strickland. T. B. Dodge, Jr, c. Harris, H. StfciSney, C. M. Williamson, j. H. Hard and number of others.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-20

mother of the bride, was matron of honor. The bridesmaids were Miss Phlyyis Gayle, Miss Helen Rembert and Miss Winifred Whitfield
 MT. Guy Lipseomb was his brother S
 best man, the groomsmen were MT. J. T. Jones, MT Gaines Whitfield and MT. Smith Robbins and the ushers included MT.
 James Whitfield. MT. James Webb, MT. George Warren and Mir. w. R. Lipscomb
 A reception followed at the home of the brides parents. MT. and Mrs. N. G. Winn,
 after which the couple left for San Fran cisco from which place they will sail for
 Chilli, where Mir Lipscomb holds a re- spohsble position. Miss Vim is the
 only daughter of MT. and Mrs. Norman
 Vim. and one of the most popular belles of Alabama.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-20

Visiting Girls and June Brides Share Honors in Social Realns-Many En- tertainments in Their Honor-Miss Bessie Evans to Wed. Dr. James R. Gar ber-Other Engagements Announced = Luncheons, 3inners and Swimming Parties of Yesterday-Oth- CT Matters of Moment. Announcements-Fhe Pas sing Throng
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-20
SELMA VISITORS TO BE
 EXTENSIVELY ENTERTAINED

On Monday evening Mrs. T. H. Miller
 and Mrs. Harry Smith of Selma will ar
 rive to be guests of Mrs. Harry Coffin
 Mrs Alex Cecil and Mrs. Harry Whe-
 lock. During her stay in the city this
 popular visitor will be charmingly enter
 tained by large circle of friends. Tuesday, Mrs Robert Goodall will be hostess at luncheon at her home in Glen Iris park and that afternoon Mrs, Vince lock will entertain for Mrs. Miller and
 Mrs. Smith giving bridge party at the Birmingham Country and Motor club. Wednesday Mrs. Harry Coffin will com pliment these visitors at a bridge lunch con at the Country club and Thursday Mrs. William Worthin~ton will enter tain her card club and '-v extra guests. Mrs Alex Cecil will be hostess at an informal bridge party at her home Fri day and Saturday Mrs J. B. Stanfieid luncheon for these visitors will be an in- terestin gevent at the Southern club. During the second week of their visit Mrs Miller and Mrs. Smith wili be given | parties by Mrs. w. c. Shackelford, Mrs | Jones Moore and Miss Ryding.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-20
MRS. DOUGHTY'S LUNCHEON
 EOP MRS HOPPER

Mrs. J. H. Doughty entertained few friends at luncheon yesterday at 1 o'clock at the Roebuck Golf and Auto club com-i plimenting Mrs. A. Carr Hopper of Dallas, Tex, who is being extensively entertained during her visit to Mrs. c. S. Simmons.
 A basket of shasta daisies graced the center of the table and cards embossed with a large golf D marked the guests places
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-20
MIR. WYATT TO BE HOST FOR VISITING GIRLS

MT. J. G. Wyatt will be host at dance at the Birmingham Motor and Country club Tuesday evening, complimenting Miss Elizabeth Ramey and Miss Christine Nell son of Atlanta, who are guests of Miss Kathleen Hayes. Trucks ieaving Brom- berg's corner and Five Points will take the guests to their destination. The chaperons for this occasion will be: MT. and Mrs. J. T. Hayes, Mir. and Mrs. A. A. Wastrum, MT. and Mrs. B. J. Cheese man, MT. and Mrs. c. N. Williamson, Judge and Mrs. Oscar Hundley, Mir. and Mrs Tom Pankey and MT. and Mrs. Rollo Beck
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-20
MRS. TRAMMELL HOSTESS;
 ENTERTAINS HER QUEST

Mrs W. V. Trammell was hostess at a Five Hundred party Friday afternoon to honor her guest, Mrs. Eugene Bfalt- ling of Louisville, Ky.
 The rooms were prettily decorated for the occasion and at the conclusion of the game prizes were awarded to Mrs A. R. Roether and Mrs Miller Mayor. Late in the afternoon a delicious plate lunch con was served to the following guests Mrs Ralph Parker, Mrs. Walter " Backman, Mrs. A. R. Roether, Mrs. Ed Krummell. Mrs. N. J Harper, Mrs. J. B.. Cole. Mrs Eugene Miller, Mrs. A. E. Mcclure, Mrs. G. H. Chaser, Mrs. H. E. Gullett and Mrs. Marks
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-20
TUXEDO CLUB DANCE
 HAPPY EVENT

A happy event of the past week was a dance and dinner given 10 their friends by the members of the IuXeuo club at the Bluff Park hotel Ihe ar fair took place Thursday evening when motor trucks carried the young folks to their destination.
 A beautiful dinner was served Tn the private dining room where the tables rrettily decorated with sweet peas. were arranged to form the letter TT. Follow ing the dinner dancing was enjoyed until I2 o'clock.
 The chaperons were MT. and Mrs Harry Oster Mir and Mrs. Charles Never, Mir and Mrs Al Goodman.
 The guests were Miss Phyllis Ash Miss Eleanor Levy, Miss Violet Seaman Miss Mildred Fox. Miss Pearl Wall, Miss Hannah Klotzman. Miss Fanny Mae
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MRS. STEPHENSON TO
 GIVE MUSICALE

Mrs. o. l.. Stephenson Is arranging a
 musicale to be given Thursday evening
 at her home on South Sixteenth avenue
 for the benefit of St. Agnes Guild of the Church of the Advent.
 The following well known artists will take part: Miss Betty Rosalind Gilmore. Mrs. ]. w. Dean, Mrs. J. M. Mason, Mrs. Ned McDavid, Mrs. Kathleen Hund- ley, Mrs. Stephenson, Miss Turrentine, MT. Wyatt Heflin and MT. Owen Gillespie.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-20
PARTIES ARRANGED FOR BRIDE-ELECT

A number of informal affairs are be- ing arranged for Miss Julia Sylvester and Mr. Charles w. Ford, whose marriage will be solemnized Thursday evening at the home of the bride.
 MT. and Mrs. B. R. Smith will enter tain at a dinner party Tuesday evening at the Country club. MT. and Mrs J. N. Ford will be hosts at a buffet supper for the rehearsal of the marriage Wednes- Cay evening and Mir and Mrs. Charles Estes will give a reception in their honor following the wedding Thursday evening.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-20
BISSELL-DRENNEN
 INVITATIONS OUT

The following invitations have been received. Mrs. William Drennen requests the honor of your presence at the mar riage of her daughter, Margaret, to MT. Harold Elmer Bissell on, the even Ing of Thursday, July 1, at 8 o'clock, at the First Methodist church, Bir- mingham." An enclosure reads
 Mrs William Drennen requests the pleasure of your company on Thurs day, July l. at S30 oscloclS at 3221 Glen avenue"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-20
MIR. AND MRS. GOULD
 ISSUE CARDS

MT. and Mrs. Robert Forrest Gould request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter, Varina Bryan. to MT. Hugh McNeill Stone, on the afternoon of Saturday, June 26 1915, at 1 o'clock, Christ church, Mobile"
 'sAt home after July 5, Bender hotel, Houston, Tex"
 The above cards have been received by friends of MT. Stone in this city where
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-20
MANY BOYS TO GO
 TO CAMP GREENBRIER

An unusually large number of Birming- ham boys will leave June 27 for Camp Greenbrier. Mr. T. C. Young has con ducted this annual outing for the past eight years and many boys from this city are always eager to avail themselves of this delightful way to spend part of the summer FH 3N
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-20

Crumrine, Miss Emily Fies, Miss Hattie Marx, Miss Marie Klein, Miss Alma Blach, Miss Mildred Kohn, Miss Leoda Asher of Jackson, Miss, Miss Madilinc Hershfield of Mobile, Miss Bier of Nlcksburg, Miss, Miss Julia Hirsch of Montgomery, Miss Lorraine Pearlstone of Palestine, Tex, Miss Zelma Lefl1o- witz of Bessemer. MT. Arthur Green, Mr Harry Heyman. MT. Theodore LOW insohn. MT. Leroy Marx, MT. Alvin Baum, MT. Milton Schwarz, MT. Sidney Dannhueser, Mir. Julian Saks. Mir Louls Bernheim. MT. Abe Klotzman, MT. Selig- man Blach, MT. Irwin Frost MT. Mervin I;lach, MT. Lawrence Saks MT. Meyer Kronenberg, Mir Ralph Balch, MT. Leroy Klein of Nashville.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-20
LIPSCOMB-WINN WEDDING
 SOLEMNIZED IN DEMOPOLIS

The marriage of Miss Bessie Whitfield Vim to MT. Gaston Joel Lipscomb took place at the Episcopal church in Demop- oils Wednesday evening at o'clock, with an elaborate musical programme preced- ing the ceremony. The wedding march was played by Mrs. J. B. Meriwether. as- sisted by MT J. H. Mckinley. violinist. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Louis Tucker.
 Miss Willie Gayle of Montgomery was maid of honor and Mrs. ~. c. Vim,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-20
Ny JANE SHELBY

Visiting boys and girls have shared honors equally with June brides in Bir- mingham's social circles for the past week and these interesting young peo- pie will have their share of gay festivi- ties during the coming week. One of the largest house parties ever given in this city has Miss Margaret Nelson as a charming hostess at the beautiful home of her parents. MT. and Mrs. Frank Nelson, on Iroquois street. and the boys and girls, 24 in number, arc being delightfully."- entertained morning, noon and night
 Yesterday at big picnic party at the Roebuck Springs Golf and Auto club Miss Nelson and her popular visitors were honor guests. This happy event was given by Mir Richard Whetmore, MT William Cosby, Mir. Mason billiard, Mir William Moore, MT Priestly Toul- min MT. Don Merlin MT. Fred Calder. Mir Joe Mcintosh, MT. Lennox Brooks, Mir William Kettig. Mir. William Ken nen, MT. Henry DeBardeleben. Mir. Crawford Johnson, Jr., MT Alex Cecil and MT. Lee Poe, and 40 guests enjoyed swimming, golf and dancing and at noon a delicious luncheon was served.
 Many other entertainments are being planned for the Nelson house party guests Monday at noon Miss Emily Harrison will give luncheon and that evening MT. Hubert Kinney has invited these young folks to his roof dance at the Ridgely. Tuesday afternoon from to 6 o'clock the Misses Allen will be joint hostesses at an informal tea for Miss Nelson and the young ladies of her house party and that evening Mrs. Crawford Johnson will be hostess at a barbecue and dance in their honor, Other parties planned for these visitors include: A swimming party and lunch con Wednesday with Mrs. Charles De- Bardeleben, hostess, and tea Thurs day afternoon given by Mrs. James Bowron.
 Weddings and June brides still con- tinue to hold their sway In social realms and many nuptial affairs will take place this week.
 Tuesday morning at S;30 o'clock the marriage of Miss Oneonta Smith to MT. Oscar Price will take place at the First Baptist church.
 Wednesday evening at o'clock one of the largest weddings of the season will occur when Miss Margaret Evins will become the bride of MT. William Micajah Spencer, Jr, at the Church of the Advent.
 Thursday evening the marriage of Miss Julia Sylvester to Mir Charles Ford will be soIemnlzed at tine nome of the brides mother, Mrs. D. w. Syl- vester. This will be family attendant wedding, the bridal party being entirely composed of relatives of both bride and groom Mrs. Wilson Cretchmar of Greenville, Miss, and Mrs Charles k. Estes will be matrons of honor and Miss Annie Laurie Sylvester is to DC her siser's maid of honor. Little Miss Marlin Estes has been selected as the flower girl and the ring bearer will be Master Charles R. Estes, Jr MT. Wal ton Ford will act as his brothers best man and three other brothers and a cousin will be groomsmen.