The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-18

1 Glaube Nur, Von Hausegger; Der Dop-
 pelganger, Schubert; Jung Deiterich,
 Henechel; Bitterness of Love. Dunn; The
 Star, Rogers; Pilgrims Song, Tschai-
 kowsky; Who Knows? Ball. N
 Governor and Mrs Henderson, together
 with the governors staff are adding | greatly to the dignity and pleasure of re-
 union week and yesterday their visit to
 the camp grounds of the veterans out
 at Fairview made many of the old hearts glad to meet and shake the hand of the : governor and the first lady of Alabama.
 Mrs Henderson is indeed bright,
 charming woman, and graces the position she occupies. Twas lovely to see her | meet and talk to the old men who wore
 the gray. She won their hearts and | they will ever be glad to say they shook
 hands with the wife of our governor
 
 ! Miss Leila Clara Carter of Gantts' Quarry, Ala, and MT. Frank Homer Jack
 son of Atlanta were quietly married at 1 the home of the brides parents Saturday ! morning, May 13. at 10:30 o'clock, the l Rev Clare Purcell pastor of the First Methodist church at Sylacauga. Ala, of | f1ciating, using very impressive ring | ceremony. The bride was gowned in gray
 georgette crepe, with hat and shoes to
 match. The parlor where the VOWS were taken looked very picturesque, roses and sweetpeas being used in the decorations A beautiful arch, entwined with honey suckles and roses, centered the parlor, where the bride and groom were met by the minister. Only a few relatives and friends were present, among them being MT. and Mrs. w. M. Carter of Birming- | ham, Miss Beatrice McDowell of Syla- cauga, Ala, MT. and Mrs. W. W. Aver l iett and family of Fayetteville, Ala Miss
 Pauline Phillips of Birmingham Miss Cora ] Carter and Mrs. Lula c. Phillips of Fay 1 etteville, Ala. MT. and Mrs. Jackson left immediately for Atlanta, where they will
 be at home to their frie nds at 1O3 East avenue.
 Gov. and Mrs. Emmet O'Neal will be hosts this evening at dinner at the Coun- try club in honor of Judge and Mrs. Henry D. Clayton, the guests of Judge and Mrs. w. I. Grubb; Mrs. John c. Anderson and Mrs. Lewis B. Farley of Montgomery. Mir. and Mrs. A. K. Miller of Twelfth street, south, entertained at dance Tues day evening at their home in honor of Mrs. J. l.. Dismukes and Mrs. J. T. Dismukes of Mayfeld, Ky, and Mrs. Tom Hanley of Hot Springs, Ark, who are 1 all guests of Mrs. D. c. Harris on Twen- 1 ty-eighth street, south.
 1 Mir and Mrs. A. w. Parke of Little l Rock were hosts at dinner last evening, entertaining at the Newspaper club in l honor of the sponsor, maids and matrons
 of the Arkansas division, U. c. ", who are Miss Katherine Terry of Little Rock, sponsor Miss Mattie Mann of Forest
 City, Ark, maid of honor; Miss Harriet
 Jane Massey of Hot Springs, maid of 1 honor; Miss Helen Compton of Wing,
 Ark. maid of honor; Mrs. Samuel Pres ton Davis of Little Rock, matron of i honor.
 ] Mrs Oliver Cox entertained at luncheon
 yesterday at the Newspaper club to com- pllment the sponsors, maids and matrons
 of the north Virginia division, U. O.. "
 The table was lovely with pink roses and l sweetpeas and dainty cards marked places l for Miss Hallie Everett of Huntingdon l Va, sponsors for the division. Miss | Gladys Willis of Roanoke, maid of honor; l Mrs. Ernest Baldwin of Roanoke chap eron; Mrs. A. M Brailsford of South Car olina, matron of honor; Mrs. Joseph P. | Coleman and Mrs. Jack Eaton.
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 | Mrs A. L. Boorse was hostess at a din-
 ner party at the Newspaper club, enter | taining in honor of the Glass-W Woodson wedding party. A large basket of pink Killarney roses graced the center of the
 beautifully appointed table and places were marked for Miss Carol Woodson. 1 (Continued on Page Seven)