The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-08-02
s o G I Z I Y
BY EMMA REID RYALL

and with many garden blossoms here and
there in stately vases.
Preceding the ceremony Miss Annelu
Burns of Selma played several selections
on the violin and Mrs. Laura Jackson
Davids played the wedding music.
The bride entered with her father, who
gave her in marriage.
She was a picture of girlish lovely
ness and her winsome brunette beauty
was at its height of charm as she stood
at the altar in her wedding gown of white
tullle over silvercloth. The bodice was
trimmed in Maltese lace. The skirt was
short, while from her shoulders hung "a
court train of tulle. Her veil was ar
ranged with cap of Maltese lace and the
long tulle veil hung in graceful folds
over the train She carried valley lines
and white orchids They were met at the
altar by the groom and his best man. MI
Robert Jemison, Jr., where the Kew. Dr.
Blake of the Baptist church performed
the ceremony, the ring service peins
used.
The bridesmaids were Miss Marian
Waters of Atlanta, Miss Ruby Hauff OF
Glen Allen, Miss, Miss Carrie Kent and
Miss Blanch Beall of this city. They
wore frocks of white organdy, made with
many tiers of ruffles and wore plue
sashes. Their hats were white leghorn
trimmed with blue ribbon and pink roses.
Their flowers were pink astors and tea
with blue ribbon.
Mrs. Henry Smith of Andalusia, sister
of the bride, was the matron of honor
and Miss Eugenia Rosson of Mobile was
the maid of honor. They wore gowns
similar to the maids and carried pink as
tors.
The groomsmen were Mr.. Hugh Nor
row, Mr.. Forney Johnston, Dr. Henry
Smith and Mr.. Edmund Cain.
Immediately after the wedding Mr. ana
Mrs Beall entertained for the bridal
party and relatives at their home on
Georgia street. where the entire house
was thrown open and decorated for the
occas sion with a profuSion or FERNS,
palms and cut flowers.
Mrs Beall wore a blue taffeta silk
gown and was assisted in receiving by
her mother, Mrs. j. D. Beall of Nash
ville her sisters, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Gains
and Miss Mile Beall.
A buffet supper was served and later
in the evening Mr.. Hopkins and his bride
left for Williamstown, Mass, where they
will be the guest of his mother, Mrs
Henry Hopkins Sr., and later will go to
Maine, where they will camp for several
weeks, and after September 1 will go to
New York city, where they will reside.
Mrs. Hopkins wore a gong-away gown
of dark blue pussy WILLOW silk embroid-
cred in gray wooden with gray hat to
match.
Among those entertaining yesterday at
the Motor and Country club were Mrs
Dan Martin, and her guests were MISS
Eloise Timothy of Nashville, Mrs. e. s.
Center, Jr, Mrs. Fred Heard and Miss
Georgia Smith of Texas, Mrs. Herbert E,
Smith and Mrs Frank Gafford, Jr.
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complimenting her guest, Mrs. Wlinam
Ross of jacksonville, Ky.
Mrs S. w. Lees guests were Miss
Flirence Casey of Auburn, Mrs. Lilburn
Chandler of Wilmington, Del, and Mrs.
w. R. Glenn.
Mrs. Sydney Smith, Mrs. J. L. Yancey
and Mrs R. A. Mullins also had guests.
Mrs. James Keith entertained yesterday
afternoon complimenting Miss Noses
who is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Everitt
Noses Handmade underwear was given
as prizes and after the game ices were
served to the following friends: Miss
Moses, Miss Mary Claire Norwood, Mrs
Edward Moses, Miss Ella Louis Ward
Miss Pattie Childers. Miss Thelma Aber-
nathy, Miss Doris Moughon Miss Made
line Ward Miss Mallie Moughon, Miss
Margaret Dewey, Mrs. Dale Shelton, Mrs.
Hubert Norwood. Mrs. Edward Campbell,
Mrs. Charles Allen, Mrs. Dewitt Lightner,
Mrs. C. T. Mayfield, Mrs. A. W. Brazel-
ton Mrs. Nenian Steele. Miss Etoile
White and Mrs. Henry Morscheimer.
The following wedding cards were re-
ceived by friends in the city:
"Mr. and Mrs. James M. LeGrande re-
quest the honor of your presence at the
marriage of their daughter, Leila Sam
pier, to Mr. George A. G. Powell, on
Wednesday, August s, at o'clock in the
evening At home, Admission"