The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-03
SOCIETY IN
 GREATER BIRMINGHAM

A pretty wedding, that of Miss Mary
 Brodie Finley, to MT. William Waterson
 Muir was solemnzed last evening at
 o'clock at the Pratt City Presbyterian church, which was beautifully decorated with sweet peas and ferns. The ceremony was performed by Rev. William Me Dougall Mrs Charles A. Hassier had charge of the nuptial music and Miss Sarah Clarke sang, T Love You Truly. MT. John Holmes and MT. William Finley were ushers.
 The bridesmaids Miss Nellie Muir and Miss Agnes Moreland were the first to enter, followed by Miss Agnes Finley,
 maid of honor. Little Evelyn Nelson was
 ring bearer and the flower girs were Jeanette Nelson, Lois Terherne and Nellie
 Finley. MT. Elmer Pitt was MT. Muir's best man. The brides gown was of white crepe de chine and her veil was caught with a wreath of orange blossoms. Her only ornament was beautiful brooch, family heirloom.
 Later MT. and Mrs. Muir left for an ex-
 tended trip to Niagara Falls and oirts of
 Canada, and upon their return will spend
 a few days in Pratt City before going to
 Atlanta to make their home.
 Mrs. H. A. Reviere and Mrs. b. P.
 Page were joint hostesses at a miscellan-
 eous shower Tuesday afternoon at the nome OI the lOIIn6T III NyldIlt lO COlhpii- ment Miss Myrtle Avery, a bride-S !ect. White roses and ferns developed d green and white color scheme and this same motif prevailed in the refreshment course served later in the afternoon. The honoree was showered with many pretty
 gifts as she stood beneath a large green
 and white parasol suspended in the living
 room. Fifty guests were asked 10 meet Miss Avery.
 Mrs. T. R. Walker will entertain the Woman's Christian Temperance union this morning at 10 0 clock.
 Miss Elizabeth Glasgow is ill at St Vim cents hospital.
 Mrs. R. L. Steele is visiting relatives in Memphis.
 Miss Louise O'Nein of Avondale Is spending several weeks at Palm Beach, 1 Fla
 Miss Alice Hatten is the guest of Miss | Ida Killian.
 | Miss Vivian Grove of Mobile is visiting | Mrs. E. Randall.
 The marriage of Miss Irene Ryan and MT. Charles Lampkin took place yesterday afternoon at 5:3O o'clock at the East Lake Methodist church, the vows being admin istered by Rev. R. E. Tyler. Palms rfd ferns decorated the church and d pretty musical programme preceded the cere- mony. Miss May Ryan was her sis.er's maid of honor. She was lovely in white lingerie and carried pink Killarney roses, Little Mildred Jones, in white lace, was flower girl and sprinkled rose petals .n the path of the bride. Master Wins field Cobb was ring bearer. MT. Wfngfield Lampkin acted as best man for MT. Lamp- kin and the ushers were Mir. Albert Eager and MT John Montana. The bride wore q
 blue travelling suit with white hat and brides roses and valley lilies composed her bouquet. After a brief trip to Chat tanooga MT. and Mrs. Lampkin will be at home in East Lake.
 Mrs. Jesse Winston entertained the Sorosis club yesterday in wo1dlawn. Sweet peas decorated the rooms and the members enjoyed an hour spent with | fancy work and light refreshments. | Miss Katherine Gregory left yesterday l for Auburn to attend commencement. | Company c of the Woodmen of the | World will present a three-act comedy, Bachelor Hall" at the Woodlawn City
 hall, Friday evening, at S:30 o'clock. A | small admission fee will be charged 1 Mrs w. I. Burgin was hostess to the
 members of the Ensey Highland Forty
 two club yesterday afternoon. Tables for 1 the club game were placed in the living
 and dining rooms which were decorated
 with pink and white sweet peas. A cor
 sage of these flowers was given ts favor
 to each guest. Following the game an 1 ice course was enjoyed.
 A social meeting of the T. E. l.. class