The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-29
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By EMMA REID KYALL

By EMMA REID KXALL special favor figure where MT. Evans Dunn and Miss Evins selected IT lovely young women who were called out on the floor and were presented with hand some French bouquets of pink roses and white narcissi. At late hour an elab- crate buffet supper was served In. the dining room, which was most effectively arranged. The coffee table was centered with a magnificent basket of pink roses and the ice cream table was adorned with pink carnations and white narcissi. The punch bowl was strikingly unique. being surrounded with huge oranges ana clusters of grapes
 Dr. and Mrs. E. M. Price entertained most delightfully."- last evening at the Country club, giving one of the largest and most enjoyable balls of the season, introducing their lovely young daughter, Miss Elizabeth Prince. The club which has been the scene of much gaiety this season, was thrown open and decorated with quantities of southern smilaX and pink roses, tied with blue ribbons. Dr. and Mrs Prince, Miss Prince, Miss Hud- son of Montgomery, and the group of the popular debutantes received in the beau- tiful reception room. Miss Prince wore a white net frock with silver lace and carried pink roses. Miss Elizabeth Hud- son of Montgomery, who is the house guest of Miss Prince, wore a gown of or enid and pink net. Her flowers were also pink roses Mrs. Prince wore an exqui- site gown of black and white, trimmed with spangles. The grand march was led by Miss Elizabeth Prince and MT. Vernon Badham, assisted by Miss Hudson and MT. Evans Dunn. Many unique and at tractive figures were introduced and handsome favors presented. At midnight hot buffet supper was served in the din- ing room which was adorned with pink roses in baskets tied with blue ribbon.
 
 One of the prettiest home weddings of the season occurred Tuesday afternoon at o'clock at the home of the brides parents on Seventh street, when Miss Minnie Lou Perry became the bride Of MT. Otis Manard Meacham, says the Tus- caloosa News. The parlors and hall were artistically decorated for the occasion with holly, ferns and cut flowers, the color scheme of red and green being carried out, symbolic of the holiday sea son. Tall crystal vases filled with poin- setias and lacey ferns were placed throughout the apartments and lighted candles gave an added touch of charm and cast a warm glow over the already lovely decorations. Lovely Miss Ewell Jones, one of Tuscaloosa's s most talented singers, sang several selections especially selected for the occasion and immediately afterwards, to the strains of Lohengrin' s wedding march beautifully rendered by Miss Mia Herren, the bridal couple en- tered without attendants and proceeded to the altar, where they were met by Rev. George W. Reid, who performed the ceremony in his own impressive style The petite bride was a picture of girlish loveliness and wore for her wedding a stunning tailored model of blue velour with trimmings of moleskin with filmy blouse of Georgette crepe. She wore silver boots and gloves with lovely picture hat of radium and silver lace. She carried shower bouquet of brides roses and valley lilies tied with silver tulle The bride is one of Tusca loosa's loveliest girls and her personal magnetism and gentle charm of manner has won for her hosts of friends since coming to Tuscaloosa two years ago. MT. Meacham is a prominent young business man of Youngstown, O., and holds an inn portant position with Carnegie Steel Works there. He has many friends throughout Alabama who congratulate him upon winning such charming south ern girl for his life companion. MT. and Mrs. Meacham left on the 447 train and after a short stay in Cincinnati and Co., lumbus, will be at home in Youngstown, Ohio.
 MT and Mrs. James Keith, entertained at a bridge party at their home in Nor wood on Wednesday evening. There were eight tables of players which were arranged most attra actively in the living room and reception hall. Mrs. D. B.. Lighter won the ladies prize and Mir A RraZaItnD a hridcp set the gentlemen's prize. delightful buffet supper was served after the game. Among the guests were: MT. and Mrs. Harry Walstrum, MT and Mrs. John Stone Hoskins, Mr and Mrs. Dewitt Light ner, MT. and Mrs J. B. Gilbert MT. and Mrs. J. B. Russell, MT. and Mrs. J. H. Eddy, MT. and Mrs. Henry Morscheimer MT. and Mrs. Olive Huffman, MT. and Mrs. A. w. Brazelton, MT. and Mrs. E. H. Holmes, Mir and Mrs. o. D, Atkins, MT. and Mrs. T. S. Abernathy, MT. and Mrs. Robert Mcclure, MT. and Mrs. E. A. Nall. MT. and Mrs. Dale Shelton, MT. and Mrs. Herbert Claughton, MT. and Mrs. William Moughon, MT. and Mrs. C. T. Mayfied and MT. and Mrs. Nenian Steele.
 A wedding which came as a surprise to a large circle of friends was that of Miss Eddy Bell Grim of Calera and MT Walter Burgess of this city, which was solemnized Wednesday morning at the home of the brides parents in Calera Following the ceremony MT. and Mrs Burgess left for wedding trip and after February 1 will be at home in Calera.
 Mrs. J. H. Wallace entertained most informally but delightfully."- yesterday aft ernoon at a tea in honor of her lovely young guest, Miss Mary Allen Geathrage of Kentucky. The invitations were lim-