The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-11

be Josephine Steinburg of Memphis ana Rose Lipsitz.
 Mir. silverfield has asked Mir Jack Cooper to be his best man. the grooms- men will be Mir Sidney Silverfield and Mir Ernmanual Steinburg of New Orlears and the ushers will be MT. Joe Alper, MT. Nose Lebanoff, MT. Jake Goldsteir and MT. Louis Wolowitz.
 The Pioneer club will meet Tuesday at Il o'clock at the Country club, with Mrs. Florence Jordan.
 In compliment to Miss Earlyne Rey- rolds, popular bride-elect, Mrs. W. c. Lloyd was hostess yesterday at a lunch con at the Southern club.
 A dainty basket filled with sweet peas adorned the center of the table and the hand-painted place cards held the names of Miss Reynolds. Mrs. Luther Reynolds, Mrs James Dunlap, Mrs. Overton Fulton. Miss Verna McCrory, Miss Etoile White and Miss Gladys Gunter.
 The last meeting of the William l.. Yancy chapter. United Daughters of the Confederacy, was held at the Southern club Wednesday afternoon. At the cleo tion of officers. the following were elected to serve the coming year: Pres ident. Mrs. W. c. Shackelford; first vice president, Mrs S. L. Ledbetter; second vice president. Mrs. H. w. Bosticl; re- cording secretary, Mrs. R. T. Pittman; corresponding secretary. Mrs. George M. Webb; treasurer. Mrs. Alexander; historian. Mrs c. C.. Adams; director. Mrs. R. H. Pearson; registrar, Mrs. M c. Williamson.
 The following from the Abberviile Me- dium of the South Carolina will be read with interest by many friends: June z at the meeting of the board of trustees of the Erskne college the degree of LL. D. was conferred on Judge John H. Miller of Birmingham, who is an old student of Erskine college and taught mathematics seven years in that institute.
 
 A delightful affair of next Thursday evening will be the moonlight spread and dance to be given by the Yomogas club at Bayview. The clup members with their guests will leave Third avenue ana Nineteenth street at 5:30 o'clock next Thursday evening in trucks. After -ars irving at Bayview supper will be- spread, after which dancing will be the feature of the evening. MT. and Mrs John Abernathy and MT. and Mrs. Clarence Darby will be the chaperons for the oc- casion.
 This will be the first of many delightful affairs planned by the club for the sum- mer.
 MT. W. " M. Robertson Jr., left yep- terday for Nashville to speak at ths Kappa Sigma banquet of the commence, ment exercises of Vanderbilt universityI On his return he will visit in Huntsvillf and Athens, arriving in the city on MorI day. M | A beautiful wedding was that of V jH l Annie McGehee and MT. Russell III l Rasco, solemnized at the Pratt [ Il Baptist church on Thursday evening I M Rev. J. A. Hendricks officiating. l The altar was gracefully deco' XIII | with ferns and palms. Pink and r | hydrangeas were used also. [MIsH To the strains of Mendellsohn1E @Sd! l ding march played by Mrs. J. B< Salmon and Master Bertram Kellar as violinist the bridal party entered. he maids and groomsmen entered from opposite aisles. 1 Miss Hazel Mckenzie and MT. Jerome Rimel, Miss Florence Hunt and MT. Otis Taylor, Miss Atargie Salmon and MT. | J. T. Lowry. FThe maids were very pretty in their net dresses of white pink their graceful hoopskirts gave color to the scene Their flowers were pink car nations.
 Following these came Mrs. H. T. Mc- Gehee and Mrs. E. B. Deason, as matrcn of honor. They were becomingly gownea | in pink taffeta and carried white car. nations. 1f& The maid of honor was Miss Laura Mo Gehee, sister of the bride. She entered alone and her gown of white net and satin was especially becoming. Her flow CTS were White roses.
 The tiny flower girls made a pretty picture as they came down opposite aises. in their little frocks of net and carrying baskets of sweet peas. These little girls were Augusta Sanders. Marga- ret McMahon, Lucy Hanby and Virginia Seay.
 l The bride entered with her brother. Dr. H. T. McGehee, who gave her away. | The groom and the best man entered from the pastors study and were pre- ceded by Master James McGehee as ring bearer The bride wore beautiful we'd ding gown of Duchess satin and Georg- ette crepe with pearls and real lace trimmings. Her veil was held by valley lilies.
 | Mir and Mrs. Rasco left later in tho evening for Florida. They will tour the
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