The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-18


 Mae Darlington and Mir. Charles Lovin- good were united in marriage at the home of the brides mother, Mrs. s. C. Der rington The event was very quiet only the families of the bride and groom being present The house was decorated in yellow and white, sunhowers and daisies being used. In the hall Miss Ruth Balch served punch to the guests as they en- tered When the curtains between the front and back parlors were drawn apart the wedding party was disclosed. The two little flower girls, Jula Ne''-'-,a-' "~ Lois Lovingood wore white frocks and carried bouquets of daires. The n.-.- wore blue travelling suit and ca" 7 a shower bouquet of brides roses. The wedding benediction was pronounced by the Rev. W. E. Morris Of the f'h st Wet r. odist church of Woodlawn. Immediately after the ceremony MT. and Mrs. Lovin- good left for a trip to Pensacola and other coast resorts. They will be away about two weeks, after which they will make their home with the brides mother in Woo1lawn.
 Mir and Mrs. Charles H. Hamilton en- tertained the Epworth league and their friends on Friday evening at the home of MT. and Mrs F. B. Rose. The house was made bright with nasturtiums and daisies The evening was spent in games and con- tests, after which an ice course was served to about 25 young people.
 The Iroauose club entertained on Fri day evening at a dance in the armorv hall. The decorations were in red with streamers and colored lights The flowers used were the red nasturtiums. Punch and ices were served during the evening. The e''e nrrNres were Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Townsend MT. and Mrs. T A. '1',"N~--' Mrs. M. NJ. Simpson and Mrs. Gormley. A A,,1n fInt l1Yc ant sc Francis Strange, Miss Lille Maddox Miss Doll King. Miss Carlotta Durham. Miss Kreuse. Miss Gladys Anderson, Miss Law renee, Miss Margaret Nall, Miss Livn-s- ton. Miss Lady Lois Townsend, Miss Helen Snarks. Mir Ed Dugger, Mir. George Mclaughlin, MT. John Townsend T~ T' n Durham, Mir. Foster Hayes, Mir. Cap CTS Perryman, Mir. Cecil Parker. Homer Russell, MT. Fred Brown. MT Stanley Simpson and others.
 One of the most enjoyable events of 4i-~ --HHi- "rnon~ the vounger set was the party given by Mrs. C. S McLarn for her son Jack. on his 12th birthday. Pink nasturtiums were used in brghtening the rooms where the guests met. Games were enjoyed on the lawn and in the house. Punch was served on the porch and luncb- con was served in the dining room, where the centerpiece of the tabel consisted of a big white cake with the 12 pink candles. Those present were: MT. Robert An
 e---~ ". Tn~' Nusgrove, MT. William Fealy, MT. Clifford Andrews. Mir Alfred
 '. MT. Herbert Musgrove, Mir. Paul Bell, MT. Lewis Burke and MT. Bollie Veranus.
 Mrs. O. P. Fontaine entertained for her horeo ouests. Miss Bela Cameron. Miss Maribel Haynie and MT. Arthur Lee Haley, at a progressive converse ton n-d
 "'- or 'r'r'lrsdav evening. The house was gay with sunfIowers and daisies, carrying out the chosen color motif, vel low and white. Mrs. Fontaine was assist ed in receiving her guests by Miss Eunce vp-n Tn the hall punch was served from a fower-banked bowl by Miss Grace Free nd Miss LaForie Fontaine. At the conclusion of the game an ice course in yellow and white was served. Those pres ent were: Miss Winona Ellard. Miss Marie Duke, Miss Gladys Cox, Miss Hattie Ruth Johnson. Miss Vera Cox. Miss Violet Swift Miss Verlie Cox. Miss Maribell Hay nie Miss Bea Cameron, MT. Joe John- ston, Mir Will Rush. MT. Lolsey, MT. John Montebarro, MT. Raymond Freeman, MT. Paul Allen, My. Herbert Ha hn, MT. Arthur Lee Haley, MT. Charles Culverhouse and MT Walter Haley.
 Tho Woodln rvn Social club met on Friday afternoon with Mrs. Louise Orr. Yellow and white were the colors chosen for the afternoon and they were used in house decoration, in the favors and in the ices. The game played was progressive rock. Among those present were: Mrs. O. l.. Moore Mrs. F. M Jones. Mrs. IT. W. Kaminsky. Mrs. R. W. Cannon, Mrs. H. E. Newman Miss Marie Moore and Miss Helen Lykes.
 wse Friday Afternoon Social club met with Mrs. J. w. Hanby The ladies