The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-09-16
1RHE following account of the wed-
 ding of a Birmingham man will be of interest to many friends in the

C1GlHE following account of the wed-
 ding of a Birmingham man will be
 of interest to many friends in the city:
 One of the most important social events of the season in Clayton was the mar riage of MT. Thomas Evans of Brming- ham, to Miss Corrie Jennings at 6 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the Method ist church.
 The spacious edifice was. beautifully decorated for the occasion in white and green. under the direction of Mrs. George Peach. Southern smilax, palms and ferns were used ill profusion, while sil- yer candelabra burning white tapers and huge basket of asters transformed the church into dream of beauty.
 Preceding the ceremony musical pro- gramme was rendered. Mrs. II. l.. Peach pesided at the piano. The Music club, of which Miss Jennings is a member sang 70 Lovely Night from Bafcar- ole. At Dawning," was sung by Mrs. B. F. Jackson number of mixed voices rendered the bridal chorus, from Rose Maiden"
 Promptly at o'clock the wedding march of Mendelssohns pealed forth and the bridal party entered.
 First came the ushers, MT. Elliot Arm- stead of Montgomery, and pr. Joe rem of Eufaula followed by Mrs. Bart Jen- nings and Mrs. Elliott Armstead Of Montgomery, the lovely matrons Theu the maid of honor, Miss Isabel Evans, entered alone.
 Preceding the bride came Master Thad Floyd, Jr., bearing the ring on q silver tray. Next came the beautiful little flower girl Elizabeth Snead, scattering rose petals.
 Then came the bride on the arm of her brother, MT. Bart Jennings, who gave her away, meeting the groom, Mir. Thomas Evans, and his best man, MT. J. Thad Floyd, Jr., at the altar Miss Jennings was groomed in lovely creation of old ivory satin trimmed with real lace. The bridal veil was held in place with orange blossoms and she carried an arm shower of brides roses and valley lilies.
 The bride is the only daughter of Mrs. Carrie Jennings, having lovely person. ality and d wonderful musical ability. Her admirable traits of character have endeared her to all
 Mir. Evans is a nephew of Judge A. A. Evans of Montgomery and is prominent in insurance business of Birmingham.
 MT. and Mrs. Evans left immediately after the ceremony in an automobile for Eufaula. where they took the train fer Atlanta, Lookout mountain and other points in Tennessee. After two weeks sojourn they will be at home tp their many friends in Birmingham.
 The out-of-town guests were Mrs. A. A. Evans Miss Isa bel Evans and Mr and Mrs. Elliot Armstead Mir. Henry Jones, Mrs. Salle Jones and MT. A. L. Linden berg of Montgomery, MT. and Mrs. Hugh Jfa1t1 f,f ntric, n of Troy, Mrs Edgar Tenn and Mrs. | Jamie Rainer of Union Springs, Mrs. Tom Clayton and Dr. Joe Tenn of Eufaula, l and Mrs. M. E, Thomas of Atlanta.
 
 Misses Anna and Mabel Dougherty entertained very pleasantly Tuesday evening at a farewell party for Miss 1 Vera Thomas, who leaves for university 1 this week. The house was beautifully | decorated in autumn colors. A school contest was enjoyed, after which the evening was spent in playing rock.
 Miss Nora Thomas presided at the i punch bowl and an ice course was served to the following guests:
 Miss Vera Thomas, Miss Mary Brown 1 Buckshaw, Miss Mildred Clapp, Miss l Sara Louise Fuleton, Miss Margaret 1 Kennedy. Miss Florence Burns, Miss Margaret Proctor, Miss Louis Ware, Miss Bessie Manly. Miss Elizabeth i Webb, Miss Aileen Crosswell, Miss Edith Manly, Miss Francis Stevenson, i Miss Esther Wood, Miss Gladys Cox. i Mir Herbert Bliss Mr. Ernest Brand, | MT George Mason, Mr. Oliver Walker, ! MT Roy Ellison. Mir. Henton Miller,
 Miss Margaret Coleman entertained l yesterday at luncheon compimenting ! Miss Julia Morgan of Nashville, whose | engagement has been recently an ! nounced to Mir. Phares Coleman, Jr. {, and Mrs. Harry Randy of Montgom- cry.
 Among the guests were Miss Morgan, 1 Mrs. Bandy, Mrs Ben Morgan, Mrs | T. A. Murphree. Mrs. Edward Norment, 1 Miss Virginia Abbott. Mrs. A.. A. Cole !! man and Miss Elizabeth Going. MT. Stafford Siliiman, MT. Albert Buff fington, Mir. Fred Jackson, MT, Clarence Andrews, Mir. Hugh Jones. Mir Kyle Me Phal, MT. Dewey Busby, Mir Ed Mandy and Mir. Harold Clapp.
 Mrs. J. H. Eddy entertained her club and few friends yesterday afternoon in honor of Mrs. w. c. Wimbish, who