The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-13

Mary Ruth Tharp. Miss Leslie Hinkle, Miss Bertha Foote. MT. Joe o'Toooie. Mir sease. Mir T. G. Hogan. MT. Joe Brooks. MT Joe Rice and Mir. Julian Daniels
 The Girls Embroidery club met on Fri day afternoon with Miss Gay sandlfer Sweet peas used profusely frightened the living room, in which the club met. Games were played. and there was a contest in which the prize was won by Miss Kath- i crime Ladd. A frozen frappe was served , to the following members: Miss Kath- crime Ladd, Miss Katherine West, Miss Marjorie Merrill. Miss Florence Forsyth, Miss Marie Martin. Miss 1mogene Mur- phy and Miss Ellie May Lawley, The regular monthly meeting of the Mis- sionary society of the First Methodist church of Woodlawn will be held in the church parlors at 8 o'clock on Monday afternoon.
 Mir and Mrs. O. H. Smith and two chill dren are visiting Mir smiths parents, MT. and Mrs T, W. Smith, in Columbus, Ga. Miss Mildred Ross will return tomorrow from Florence where she has been wis., fting her uncle, Mir. John C. Little. 1 Mir and Mrs, O. r. Fontaine left Satur- day for Omaha, where they have gone to attend the T. P. A. convention Miss Ethel Gillespie has returned to her home in Trussville, accompanied by Miss Eunice Vann. whom she had been visiting in Woodlawn.
 1 Miss Elsie Little of Greenville is visit I ing Miss Helen Duncan. 1 Miss Ruth Gaines will leave tomorrow I to visit relatives in Greensboro. N c.
 Miss May Rogers of New Orleans is vis- liting relatives in Woodlawn. | Miss Grace Mason has gone to Fort Payne to spend the summer with rela- tives.
 Miss Maud SiliIman has returned to her home in Pulaski. Tenn.
 Miss Nellie Hahn has returned from a visit to friends in Montgomery.
 Glady the little daughter of Mir. and l Mrs. L. $, Love. Is very Ill. Mrs. George House has returned from a visit with relatives in Lineville. Miss Vista Batson of Southside, Tenn, Is visiting her brother, Mir. Hatton Bat son.
 Hahn and MT. Harry Hahn have returned
 from short visit with friends in Gull
 man.
 Miss Minnie Lou Parker who has beer
 visiting Mrs. Ben House. has gone tc Il Tuscaloosa
 Mrs. A. c. Lovingood has gone to At.
 lanta to spend sometime with friends. Il Mrs. R. l.. Newsom and family will leave
 tomorrow for Huntsville, where they vii
 spend the summer.
 The marriage of Miss Bessie Eleanor 4 Moore to the Rev. l.. c. Alverson was sol.
 emnized at the home of the bride 1T ; lWocdlawn at 9:30 o'clock Wednesday even.
 ing, the Rev. J. c. Savage administering the vows in the presence of about 10, : guests, including relatives and close , friends.
 ; The home was attractively decorated fol the occasion and the ceremony was per
 formed beneath beautiful wedding bel of sweet peas, the only attendants being Miss Audrey Harrell. maid or honor, ant
 MT. James H. Cearley, best man. Tht wedding march was played by Mrs Matti,
 Swann. Mrs, Swann also sang, .'I Lov, You Truly" The ring ceremony was used The bride wore beautiful gown of whit, crepe de chine, with sorsage bouquet O , sweet peas. After the ceremony an ic course was served.
 The bride is a young woman of charm ing personality, who has a wide circ of friends in this city, while the groom f is promising young minister, and yer, r fprominent in religious and business circle h Of this city. The Rev. and Mrs. Alversol !. will make their home in Woodawn.