The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-30
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By EMMA REID RYALL

w. H. Collins, one of the states ablest
 lawyers and financiers, and is the sister of Arkansas brilliant young attorney, Thomas Abe Collins. She is a graduate of the University of Arkansas with degree of bachelor of
 arts and bachelor of P-anu. She made splendid record in the university and was held in, very high esteem by both | faculty and student body. This fact Is l evidenced by the many honors which were bestowed upon her during her col l lege career. During her senior year she was vice president of Zeta Tan Alpha | sorority and president of the Torch club, | the oldest scholarship organization of | the university
 MT Moon, the son of one of De | Queens most prominent citizens, MT. D. l D. Moon, first came to De Queen from | Illinois He received his education in Be- ] lott, Wis. MT. Moon is young man of sterling character and splendid business qualifications.
 "The young couple will be at home
 after July 1 at 924 South Thirteenth st., l Birmingham
 Despite the rain the tea given yes- terday afternoon by the women of the
 St. Mary's Parish Guild proved very
 charming affair. The tables were placed
 on the lawn adjoining the church.
 which was adorned with garden flow | CTS.
 | Among those assisting in receiving
 were Mrs. Claybrook, Mrs. John Lon
 don, Mrs. J. D. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Sterl- ing Lanier, Mrs Jesse Yeats, Mrs. J. B. | Danforth, Mrs W. M Jordan, Mrs. C. J. Palmer Mrs. F. B. Vaughn, Mrs
 Greaves, Mrs McWhinney, Mrs. George | Wheelock, Mrs. Joseph Johnston, Miss
 Ann Lanier, Miss Augusta Clark, Miss ! Miss Elizabeth Jordan, Miss Lillian La
 nier and others.
 l The marriage of Miss Eliza Stone
 Babb, daughter of MT. and Mrs Hew-
 lett O. Babb, and Mr. Harry Reeves Howell was solemnized yesterday morn 1 ing at the Owenton Methodist church,
 Bishop J. H. Mccoy officiating. | Palms, ferns and quantities of south
 ern smilax and white roses were used
 in decorating the church. l Preceding the ceremony Miss Eliza
 Lang of Tuscaloosa sang several num- bers, accompanied by Miss Hortense Simpson, who played the wedding
 march.
 l The ushers were MT. Lee Allen Brooks and MT. Gordon Sparks, entered 1 first, and they were followed by the maid of honor, Miss Lillian SharpIey
 who wore a dainty gown of white silk
 net and tulle with a pink garden hat,
 
 white roses
 The little flower girls were Misses l Sara Frances Waites and Frances Johnson. Their frocks were of white organdie with pink satin ribbons. They I carried baskets filled with pink rose | petals.
 | Preceding the bride came the little ring bearer, Ellie Earle Sidis. She wore g. white tulle frocl with a white satin
 sash, and carried the ring in the heart | of lily.
 | The bride entered with her father, | MT. H. O. Babb, who gave her in mar
 riage and were met at the altar by
 the groom and his best man, Mir. l.. J. Farmer. The bride wore a travelling gown of midnight blue taffeta with hat
 to match and carried an arm bouquet of
 roses and valley lilies.
 1 MT. and Mrs. Howell left for an ex- l tended trip to North Carolina. They
 will be at home after August 1 with
 the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. Babb, 1 in Owenton.
 | Mrs. Hubert Moore was hostess yes- | terday afternoon at bridge, entertain
 ing in honor of Mrs Eugene Pratt of
 Atlanta. the house guest of Mrs. Hard
 ing Burke.
 The prize for top score was pair
 of silk hose and the honoree received | mahogany candleSt1ck. l Mrs. Moore's guests included Is of the friends of the honoree. l Miss Kathryn Reynolds was hostess Wednesday at luncheon at the Coun l try club in compliment to Miss Jose pine Wayne of Delevan, H., the guest of Miss Margaret Munger. l A basket of sweet peas adorned the center of the table, about which were AT,,~, Hte-e Mary Barrett of Augusta, Ga.; Miss Carrie Yates and Miss Reynolds | The Young Matorns' Bridge club met yesterday with Mrs. Hinson Sibley at l the home of Mrs. Grigsby Sibley, on Mountain avenue. | Nasturtiums in crystal vases were
 used in decorating, and after the game
 an ice course was served. Ire prize for Etop score was a bluebird vase. l The club members are Mrs. Henry
 Hiden, Jr., Mrs. John Cox, Mrs. Oliver
 Cox, Mrs. Roscoe Harris, Mrs. Carlton ] Smith, Mrs. Luke Hunt, Mrs. James
 Moore, Mrs. James Garber, Mrs Rod erick Beddow and Mrs. c. C.. Heidt, IT.
 Birmingham people are always inter- ested in what our big men in Washing ! ton are doing and especially MT. and Mrs 1 Underwood who are so prominent in the social life of the capital, and the fol-
 lowing account of recent luncheon given on the 18th in Washington will be
 read with interest:
 l Speaker and Mrs. Champ Clark enter tained at luncheon today in the speak CTS private dining room at the capitol l in honor of the Vice President and Mrs
 Marshall. Other guests were Senator
 and Mrs. Oscar Underwood, Senator and
 Mrs. Key Pittman, Representative and
 Mrs. Daniel B. Anthony, Representative
 James A. Gallivan, Representative Ben1a- < min Humphreys, Representative and Mrs i George Edmond, Mrs. May Tait Kwon \ and Miss Lee.
 ] Mrs. Crawford Johnson entertained yes | terday at her home in honor of Mrs IA M. Lynn, who is one of the most