The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-09

Faille hat with black fox fur and aigrettes.
 
 ing of relatives and friends. The church was prettily decorated in ferns, palms and cut flowers, while burning tapers cast soft light over the bridal party. Pre- ceding the ceremony Miss Lillian and Miss Kathleen Cahill, who posses lovely voices, sang "A Perfect Day. and "Oh, Promise Me" At the strains of Lohen- srin's wedding march, played by Miss Bernice Hayes, Miss Elizabeth Fttz- patrick, looking charming in q coat suit of brown and carrying a shower bouquet of roses entered with Mr Leo Pennegar, while the bride entered on the arm of the groom. She presented a lovely pie ture in her going away gown of brown broadcloth with fur trimmings and ac- bouquet of pink roses. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Father NJ. E. Kitrick Following the ceremony. MT. and Mrs. Sullivan entertained at break fast for the bridal party. The table was attractively arranged, a huge bow of white tulle from which wedding bell was suspended was tied on the chandelier and reached to the corners of the table.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fitzpatrick left for a short journey and on their return will be at home at 1850 Berlsley avenue. Mary George Smith entertained num- Der of her little friends this afternoon at the home of her parents on Fifth ave- nue in celebra ton of her ninth birthday. The house was artistically arranged in the yellow and white tones, chrysanthe- nuns and ferns being employed In the decorations Various games were en- joyed by the young folk after which an ice course with candy was served. Those present were Evelyn Milton. Ethlyn Milton, Alice Ragsdale, Ida Ragsdale. Frances McNeil, Helen McNeil, Milton McNeil, India Crofford, Maggie John ston, Bob Pennington. Hazel Pennington. Florence Waller, Margaret Waller, Meridith Waller, Katie Ling. Sadie Linz, Ruth Edwards, Frank White, Guy White, Jamie White, Eva Neal Porter, Evelyn Porter Jack Porter. Pauline Powell Dick Powell, Enid Hatcher, Hildred Hatcher, Russell Smith, Taylor Smith and Joy Smith The little hostess was the re- cipient of many pretty gifts. The local Council of Jewish Women will entertain at a luncheon Thursday at the Tutwiler hotel in honor of Mrs. Octavus Cohen of Charleston, $. C., who is a member of the national board of managers of the Council of Jewish Women
 MT. and Mrs. Cohen are being delight fully entertained as the guests of MT. and Mrs. Octavus Roy Cohen at the home of Mrs. +. 1T. Lopez on Fifth ave- nue and both visitors are making many friends in this city.
 Sheriff Thomas J. Batson is able to be out after a serious illness of three mcnths at his home on Dartmouth ave nue.
 MT. and Mrs. Bert Lytle have named their little son, c. Bert Lytle, Jr
 Little Audrey Craig, the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Ellis Terry, continues quite i'll at the home of her parents on Airing ton avenue.
 Mrs. Percy Huey and children left to- day for Dallas, Tex, where they will join MT. Huey and reside in future.
 H. E. Bumby has returned from a. business trip to Tuscaloosa.
 Mrs A. c. Mayfield of Mountain Creek is the guest of her daughter. Mrs. Thomas T. Huey.
 Mrs. l.. M. Brewer of Indiana, the mother of Francis X. Bushman, motion picture actor, will arrive in Bessemer tomorrow to be the guest of her son, H. E. Brewer. for several weeks
 Miss Lillie Crook will leave tomorrow for Jasper where she will attend the state convention of the Christian church.