The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-09

brother, Dr. E.. F. Hogan, and she wore a lovely robe of silk net over taffeta. Her veil of tulle fell in graceful folds over | the long court train and was caught in 1 the Russian coronet fashion. with a wreath of orange blossoms. Her bouquet | was of Bbride's roses and valley lilies and as she stood at the altar to await the groom and his best man she was indeed a lovely picture. 1 Miss Lanie Hogan, sister of the bride, was the maid of honor, and she wore an attractive frock of pink taffeta and car ried an arm bouquet of pink roses. Mrs William Oberhelman, the matron of honor wore a gown of pink embroidered net and carried pink roses.
 Little Miss Mary Elizabeth Hogan, the brides niece, was the flower girl, and she carried a French basket filled with rose petals
 George Hogan, Jr., and Dan Baker, nephews of the bride, were the little rib bon bearers.
 | Immediately after the ceremony an in- l formal reception was held. Mrs. Hogan, the brides mother, wore gown of black georgette crepe over white with cor sage of white roses and lavender sweet | peas.
 1 In the dining room where buffet | luncheon was served, the table was cov- | cred with cluny lace over pink. Upon it were shaded candles alternating with small vases of pink roses and shasta | daisies. In the center was brides cake decorated with pink sweet peas. Compotes l held pink and white heart-shaped hints. Punch was served in the music room by Miss Rosa Holtam and Miss Mary Belle Baker.
 | After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Hol- l loway left for several points in the east. l The brides going away frock was navy
 blue taffeta with georgette, and hat to
 match.
 | MT. and Mrs. G. B. Mccormack gave
 large dinner party at the Country club l last evening.
 1 Complimenting Miss Frances Buchanan
 Hunt of Indianapolis, Ind, who is Miss Katherine McCormack's guest. Those who were included in the delight ! ful hospitality were Miss Hunt. Miss Mc- | Cormack, Miss Lucy Smith, Miss Willie Mae Bra andon, Miss Mildred Badham, | Miss Marguerite Lewis, Miss Josephine Johnson, Miss Josephine Evlns, MISS l Harriet Forbes, Miss Will Jemison, MT. l Henry Fowlkes, Mir. Atwell Brown. MT. William Vernon and MT. Baxter Badham- | MT Alfred and MT. Jack Smith, MT. Lewis Schillinger, MT. Clifford Forbes, | Mr. Edward Brandon, MT. Norment, MT. Lee and MT. Tom Poe, MT. Robert Chad wick, MT. Crawford Johnson. Jr, MT. | Harry Whlte, anu NIT. Wiiliaii ANoiiAioAi' | A., The following invitation has been sent l to friends in the city; l MT. and Mrs Thomas Eugene Beall | request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter, Nettie, to M | Albert Hopkins. on Tuesday, August !
 at 5:3o o'clock, Southside Baptist church | Birmingham
 Complmenting her house guest and l cousin. Miss Mary Elizabeth Southgate | of Birmingham, Miss Eugenia Pou was l hostess at most enjoyable setback l party this morning at her home on FIT i teenth street. Summer flowers adorned l the apartments open to the guests and | after the game an elegant two-courss 1 luncheon was served, says the Columbus I Ga, Ledger.
 The prize for. top score was crepe dc I chine handkerchief. which was won ny l Miss Mildred Brown. and the honoree
 was presented with similar gift
 Last Sunday afternoon merry crowd \ left for Turkey creek with everything tc
 make camp life ideal. After tents were pitched and fishing lines baited, the
 campers started 10-day vacation
 l The fishermen and their cooks were
 Mr. and Mrs w. J. Snyder. MT. and Mrs l S. S. Godbee and MT. and Mrs. E. F. and Sidney Godbee and Charles Elias l Hopkins.
 Miss Katherine Mccormack will enter
 tain Friday evening at a buffet supper
 at her home in honor of her guest, Miss
 Hunt, M
 Mrs. M. T. Klyce and little son. Martin Jr., are the guests of relatives in Roa-
 noke, Va, and will later visit in Tennes-