The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-08-27
By EmnQ Reid Rvall


 ition, but do not include board, which I must be paid by the beneficiaries who are required to board in the institutions | offering scholarships
 | These scholarships are not open to any applicant who has already made reserva- tons for the coming scholastic year in the school offering scholarship.
 1 All testimonials and applications for T these scholarships must be in the hands of chairman of this committee prior to I August 2S.
 For further information address Mrs. I L. M. Bashinsky, chairman. Alabama division, U. D. C., scholarship committee, I Troy, Ala. , I The Volunteer Relief association which is composed of a number of Birming- hams most popular young women, will give a dance Thursday evening at the | Tutwiler to raise funds to be used in the charity work which they are assisting with just now.
 ! At the time this organization was 1 formed the idea was to assist the young men in the batteries of the Alabama Ma | tional Guard, but since they have volun- I teered their services in several worthy causes. The floor committee is com 1 posed of a number of popular and well i known club men who will aid the young women to make this, their first effort, l to increase their funds, a success. The committee is as follows: MT. H. Key Mill ner MT Morris Bush, MT. Edward Craw ford, MT. Erskine Ramsay, MT Vernon Badham, MT. Evans Dunn, MT. Jesse Ad- kins and MT. Joseph Mudd.
 A marriage of interest to many friends and relatives in this city is that of MT. | Thomas Motion Henley, formerly of this | city, and Miss Anna Johnston, which occurred on Wednesday afternoon, Au- l gust g, in Chicago. MT. Henley is son of Mrs. A. S. Henley and is related to many of the prominent families here. MT. and Mrs. Henley left at once for Portland, Ore, where they will reside.
  MT. and Mrs. F. I. Hartley entertained at their home on Grand avenue Friday evening. The entire house was thrown open and decorated with purple astors and golden glow. Punch was served by Miss Margaret McCutcheon. The young people played cards and games and later danced, after which ices were served to the following guests: Miss Hattie Borum, Miss Blanch Holsumback, Miss Vera Truss, Miss Valla Powell Miss Clara Fulghun, Miss Gladys Jolly, Miss Mar garet McCutcheon, Miss Martha Truss, Miss Leona Hartley, MT. Mooney, MT. I 1i dHci, hlS w ulld1IlS, MT. Cdrl Bennett, MT. Claud Miles, MT. Gordon Carroll, MT. Paul Atkinson, MT. and Mrs. D. T. Trucks.
 The following interesting account of the Launius-Evan wedding in the Mont gomery Advertiser, which recently oc- cured in Montgomery, will be read with interest by many friends and relatives in this city:
 midsummer wedding that interested Ia large circle of friends in two states was brilliantly solemnized Tuesday after noon at Christ Church, Oak Park, Mont gomery, when Miss Sallie Waddell Evans became the bride of Mr. Harry B. Launius of Monroe, Ga.
 The officiating clergyman was Arch Deacon De Bernier Waddell of Missis- sippi, great uncle of the bride A | musical programme preceded the cere- mony with Mrs. Robert H. Chapman pre- siding at the organ and MT. Edmund Beckw1th assisting with the cornet. A vocal selection of great beauty "At Dawning," was sung by MT. s. S. Paul. ger. The church was effectively deco rated with ferns, palms and white flow CTS. The ushers were Lieutenant Bennie Launius of Monroe, Ga, brother of the groom, Mr. Elliott S. Armstead and MT. Thomas H. Evans of Birmingham, brother of the bride
 Mrs. Elliott Armistead, sister of the | bride, acted as matron of honor and Miss Isabel Evans. cousin of the bride, l was her maid of honor
 l The bride entered the church upon the arm of her uncle. Judge A. A. Evans and they were met at the altar by the groom and his best man. MT. Paul Laun- ius, his brother l The brides wedding gown was a be- coming creation in blue gray tones, touched with old rose. Her toque was or blue velvet trimmed in old rose. Her shoes ana gloves were in self tone with the gown and she carried an arm bouuuet of brides roses sprayed with valley lilies.
 The matron Of honor wore white taffeta and carried pink flowers The brides maid wore white taffeta and lace and carried pink roses Both wore white pie l ture hats.
 The bride has made her home with I ner uncle ana aunt, Judge and Mrs. A. A. Evans, since the death of her parents and is regarded as the daughter of the household. She is an accomplished mu | slcian and cultivated young woman who Will be an acquisition to the social life or the community to which she is going as the wife of one of Georga's talented sons. She is graduate of Grenau col l tege at Gainesville, Ga. The bridal cou- pie left upon wedding journey to north err and eastern points and will reside m Monroe, Ga, the home of the groom.
 Among the out-of-town guests who at- | tended the happy occas sion were: Arch Deacon Waddell of Meridian. Miss. great uncle of the bride; MT. Thomas H. Evans or Birmingham, brother of the bride. Mr and Mrs. Boswell deG. WaddeI of Scale. Miss Elizabeth +. Waddell of Gaines vile. Ga., Miss Elizabeth Clason of Co- lumbus. Ga. Miss Elba Waddeli of Co.,
 umbus, Ga-, Miss Sallie N Waddell of Gainesville, Ga., MT. Edward of Auburn Mr. and Mrs. Paul Launius of Monroe Ga, Lieutenant Denny Launius of Mon roe. and Miss Kathleen Launius also of Monroe, Ga.
 Miss Mary Knight Rush is expected home this afternoon from Selma. her nome coming being caused by an attack or appendicitis which though not acute was deemed sufficiently serious where ] nome care and nursing might be effectuaI Tn preventing an operation. at least imme- diately Miss Rush has had such a gay summer and has been such belle visit ing around in Troy. Selma, Birmingham ana in Elba, where she enjoyed a de- lightful house party given by her friend 1 MISS Sue Rainer, that it is disappointing her summer pleasures should end with an illness. She expected to leavce this week for visit to Mrs. Earl Norris Floyd in Mississippi, after being the charming guest of her uncle Dr. Ben Fowlkes, in Selma. Her sister, Mrs. Clyde Hunter of Birmingham, who Is l here on a visit to her parents. pr. and Mrs. Rivers Rush. will assist in nursing