The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-08-05

TN HE Catholic ladies of West End
 wish to thank all who helped
 make the East Lake orphanage card party of Monday afternoon a financial success. Despite the intense heat 1855 people attended. The commit tee desires to thank especially mer- chants and friends for their generous donations of prizes, also Mr. Satterfield for the use of the garden restaurant and for his help in arranging extra tables and chairs. Prizes were awarded as follows: Mrs. Jacobson, embroidered table cover; Miss Martin. two-pound box of candy; Mrs. Klyce, pair pillow slips; Mrs. Krahenbuhl, silk hose; Miss Zeigler, crocheted basket. The consola- tion, a table runner, was drawn by Miss Travers.
 In the euchre section Mrs. Justin, pair silk hose; Mrs. Lambert, sterling silver ladle; Mrs. Featherstone, cut glass bonbon dish; Mrs. Farley, bath towel. The consolation, crepe de chine cam isole. was drawn by Mrs. Farley.
 In the heart dice section, Mrs. Hogan, silk hose Mrs. Merritt, half-dozen sil- yer spoons; Mrs. ONeill, pair boudour slippers; Miss Bell, boudour cap. The consolation, fern, was drawn by Mrs. Cravery.
 In the bridge section, Mrs. R. E. Jack son, cut glass happy; Mrs. F. Bullard, silk hose; Miss Elizabeth White, cro- cheted centerpiece; Mrs. Lynch, white parasol. The consolation, silk hose, was drawn by Miss Chambers.
 Punch was served during the after noon. A feature of the party was a e. netteQ $10 for the orphans. Mrs. John A. hler- nan acted as auctioneer and sold a ham, electric iron, coffee, fancy WorK aluminium set and china to the nlgheSt bidders.
 MT. Johnson presented each lady with a ticket to the Alcazar and DOCK or stamps.
 The following from the Nashville Ban- ner will be read with interest py many friends in the city:
 MT. and Mrs. z. A. McConnico gave III marriage their daughter, Willie, to NIT. Luther Doty yesterday afternoon at o'clock The Rev. Burroughs offlciateo' and the ceremony took place at the MIG Connico home, on White avenue in the presence of the members of the two ram flies and a limiated number of friends. Miss Effie Anderson played the wedding music and during the ceremony MISS Marjorie Bell sang number of love ly- rins The house was artlstlcafy deco- rated with Jackson vine, ferns ana profusion of cut flowers.
 The bride, who is very attractlVe young girl, was lovely in her peautl- full wedding gown of white silk net com bined with lace. She carried bououet of brides roses and lilies of the val ley. Mrs Ernest Yoe was her sister only attendant, and her charming cos tune was of white net, with white pie ture hat, and her arm bouquet was of pink roses
 MT. and Mrs. Doty left immediately after the ceremony for stay of sev- eral weeks in Louisville and Chicago, and upon their return they will be at home in Birmingham. Both young people have a wide circle of friends to be interested in their marriage.
 The marriage of Mrs. Dorothy Roland King and MT. L. c. Cummings of Ander- son. $. C., which occurred Wednesday morning at o'clock at the residence of her brother MT. Frank Roland, at the Fairmont apartment, will be of interest to many friends in the city, where Mrs. King was reared The Rev Dr. A. J. Dickinson of the First Baptist church performed the ceremony, which was wit messed by only a few relatives an inti- mate friends
 MT. and Mrs. Cummings left at once