The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-08-30
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By EMMA REID KYALL

of Miss Amanda Moore, who is the guest
of her aunt, Miss Pearle Moore, at the
beautiful home of Mrs. G. b. McVay in
| Norwood, the hostess being Miss Carrie
Boss McVay.
The young folks enjoyed many interest
| ing games and music was rendered by a
sister of the hostess, Mrs. Storer. At a
late hour dainty refreshments were served
| by Mrs. McVay, assisted by Miss Phoebe
! McVay and Miss Amy Callen.
| Those enjoying the hospitality were
Miss Pearle Moore Miss Amanda Moore,
Miss Amy Callen. Miss Phoebe McVay,
| Miss BERTHE Lee Black, Miss Marie clark,
Miss Elizabeth GRUMPY, Miss Irene Ran
die Miss Reeder Randle, Miss Elizabeth
Crow, Miss Annie Lee Marshman, Miss
| Eta Froelich, Miss Margaret Howard.
Miss Jessie Woltersdorf, Miss Lucille
White, and Miss Carrie Boss McVay, Mr..
Perry Shilling. Mr.. Jim Chambless, Mr..
| Edwin Patterson, Mr.. Ed Mofet, Mr..
| John Montgomery, Mr.. James Rawson,
, Mr. Will Alternately, Mr.. Price Bragan,
Mr. Kalford Dillon, Mr.. John Faukin-
berry and Mr.. Vernon Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Hopkins entertained
last evening at their home at Norwood
celebrating their tenth wedding annlVer-
sary by a wedding.
| Promptly at o'clock the bride and
| I.
the stairs. The bride wore wedding
gown of net over satin with the conven-
tional veil and carrying an arm bouquet
of pink astors. The stair landing was
banked with ferns and palms, and over
head hung a large wedding bell of car
nations and ferns.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. ]. w. Broadly. Master Charles Hop
kins little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hop
k3ns, was the ringbearer, carrying the
ring in a tin plate, this being the tin
anniv ersary.
Little Miss Margaret Heath was the
flower girl. Mrs. Oscar CoWden played
the wedding march. Miss Lillian Cross
and Mrs. w. T. Ward rendered vocal Sc
lections.
Receiving in the dining room were Mrs.
w. J. SNYDER. Mrs. W. A. Abercrombie,
Mrs f, +. Godbee and Mrs John Heath.
The dining room refreshments and
decorations were in pink and green.
The brides cake was cut for the many
friends who called to wish them well.
In the drawing room the punch was
served by Miss jennie Mae Cross, MISS
George Estis and Miss May Feflin
There were about 100 guests and each
one was presented with an aluminium tray
with a picture of the host and hostess.
The following invitation has been sent
to friends in the city:
Glass of 1913, Birmingham High school,
at home, with Miss Susie Perry, lO5o
Eleventh avenue, south, September 1, 1916,
4:30 to H."
Miss Harriet Forbes, the attractive
young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks
Forbes entertained a few friends yes
terday at a luncheon at the TutWiler
complimenting Miss Ellen Saunders of
Chattanooga, who is the guest of Miss
Emily Williams. Among the guests were
Miss Saunders, Miss Emily Williams,
Miss Frances Glenn Miss Margaret Davis
and Miss Virginia Dixon.
Miss Lucy Hagoo Smith celebrated her
eleventh birthday last evening at the
home of her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Fl. Hagood, at West End. The time
was spent in dancing and playing games
Late in the evening ices were served t.
the following young people; Miss Mary
c. Earle Miss Lucia Jones, Miss Lois
Butler Miss Elmer Kessler Miss &C.
leste Nesbit, Miss Cameron Brame, Miss
Florence Turner, Miss Elizabeth Salter,
Miss Corrie Holt, Miss Alabama Holt,
Miss Martha Hagan, Mr.. Jack Wadeson,