The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-17
SOCIETY IN
 GREATER BIRMINGHAM

Miss Ruby Heaton and MT. Gilbert Rtche were united in marriage last even ing at o'clock at the First Methodist church of Woodlawn, which was simply but prettily decorated with palms and ferns and the organ loft and altar were lighted by many cathedral candles. Miss Emma Bliss had charge of the music and was assisted by Dr. Anton Hrabbe, violinist, and Mrs. Wallace Shelby, whose renditions of "BecaCse' and Al for You were beautiful. The bridal proces- sion was led by the ushers. MT. Joseph Dixon, MT. Thoma McGowan. Mr. New ton Sharp and MT. L. A. Christian. Fol lowing were Mrs. w. N Sharp, HltttTofi of honor, wearing dainty white organdie dress with lace trimmings and carrying an arm cluster of pink Killarney rtses and little Miss Frances Farrar flower girl, who sprnkled rose petals in the path of the bride. Little Billy Sharp carried the ring in the heart of a lily. Miss Heaton entered with her mother. Mrs. Leta Heaton. The bride was lovely In white duchess satin with chantilly lace and pearl trimmings and her vel. was caught in graceful folds with orange oos- sons Her bouquet was composed of brides roses and valley lilies. MT. Ritchie and his best man, MT. Robert Ritchie, met the bride at the altar, where the ceremony was performed by Rev w. E. Morris After a brief wedding trip Mr and Mrs. Rtche will make thelr home in Woodlawn.
 The Fidelis class of the Pratt City Rap 1 list Sunday school will give a play, The | Ugiest of Severn at the city hal frlaay evening. The public IS invited. | Mrs. M P. Hollingsworth of Tus .rloosa is the guest of her parents, MT. ahd Mrs J. F. Wood, in Pratt City. 1 Mrs l. w. Griffis is ill at her home. | MT and Mrs. J. R. Anderson are visit | ing in Fort Payne.
 Miss Blanche Taylor and Miss Lucille Stephens are guests of Mrs. G. H. Echols | in Docena.
 The Domestic Art club will hold meet ing Friday afternoon with Mrs. H. E Reviere in Wylam.
 Mrs. Harry Sawyer and children have returned from visit to Arkansas.
 MT. Carl Ethrdge of Searls is the guest of relatives in Wylam.
 | Mrs. L. A. Irving is at home after stay with friends in Tuscaloosa
 MT and Mrs w. A. Lavender have gone to Trussville to attend the Traytor' Eppes wedding.
 Mrs. Bell Adams of Livingston is th' guest of friends in inslenook,
 Mrs. c. T. Everett left yesterday for 
 Miss Evie Burt has returned from months stay at Selma and Orrvihs
 MT. and Mrs. w. F. Davidson left yes terday for a visit to relatives at Monte vallo.
 The Teen Age girls of the East Lak Methodist and a number of the prominen church members left yesterday Tor camping trip at Goodwin Mills
 
 Mrs. T. w. Gardner was hostess at spend-the-day party yesterday Tor ne mother Mrs. T. J. Wilder of Crawley La. Included In the hospitality were Mrs Wilder. Mrs. s. F. Lyle. Mrs. A. M .ope Miss Molly Jewell and Mrs. Lulo \ Hard MT. and Mrs. F. B. Sherrill of Sellton are guests of Mrs J. D. McCool i'll Avon dale
 , Mrs. T. B. Ritche is the guest O , friends in Georgia and South Car m.
 Miss Martha Ellard IS visiting in Colum biana.
 1 MT. and Mrs G. A. Hughey of "es l Point. Ga, and Dr. w. T. Ward of Do zier, Ala, are guests of Mrs. H. W. Oli yer.
 Miss Mamie Lee Bowen is conva l1scen from recent operation at her home West End.
 Mrs. Sadie Rudulph of Selma Is tn guest of Mrs. M E. Fell. i. Tn eWomans Missionary union will hol . an all-day meeting at the Haini 70 , Memorial church Friday.
 MT NJ. H. Williams is convdlescer