The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-21

1 where the ceremony was performed by the Rev Dr. Foster, the father of the bride, in the presence of a large gath erlng of relatives and friends.
 Miss Norma Schoolar sang two se1ec- tion, "A1l for You" and Because" be- fore the wedding ceremony, and Mrs H. L. Morrow played the wedding march. The bride entered with her sister, Miss Juliet Foster, and wore a smart tailored suit of midnight blue with hat, gloves and bag to match. Her flowers were roses and valley lilies Miss Eos ter wore pink voile and teffeta gown, with a large leghorn hat trimmed in pink. She carried white. pink and blue sweet peas.
 They were met at the altar by Mir. Harsh and his brother, Griffith Harsh. The ushers were Mir. c. R. Whittlesey of Opelika. MT Sid T. Smith, MT. Will liam Wilkerson and MT. Thomas Estes. MT. Harsh and his bride left at once for wedding trip, spending sometime in the east and upon their return will make their home in this city.
 The marriage of Miss Mary Alice Scruggs, daughter of the Rev. Scruggs and MT. John Harper Brent took place yesterday afternoon at the home of the bride in Norwood The Rev Dr. Brans- comb performed the ceremony in the drawing room before an altar of ferns and palms. Miss Inez Smith sang T Love You Truly and At Dawn
 Miss Katebell Harrison of Tuscaloosa, appropriate programme. The house was decorated in daisies, both white and yell low.
 Miss Eunice Scruggs, sister of the bride, was the maid of honor in a frock of white net and tulle with yellow trim
 mings and carried bouquet of yellow daisies Miss Martha Ellis gown was of yellow net with hat of white, served as bridesmaid.
 The bride wore a going-away gown of blue taffeta and carried bouquet of brides roses and valley lilies. MT. Hugh M. Brown was best man.
 An informal reception was held after the wedding and those receiving were Mrs. Robert Ashworth, Mrs. Walter Me- Coy, Mrs. c. B. Holly of Tuscaloosa, Mrs. B. E. Smith, Miss Clara Blackburn and Miss Grace Blackburn. Miss Louise How ard presided at the tea table, where a beautiful brides cake was the ornamen tai feature.
 MT. and Mrs Brent left soon after the | wedding for Savannah and Baltimore, after which they will go to Richmond to reside.
 MT. and Mrs. T. H. Motion and Miss | Gertrude Motion entertained last evening | at their home in Idlewild park in honor 1 of Miss Leona Plosser and Miss Elizabeth | Wilkinson, and the members of their we'd | ding parties.
 The porch was beautifully decorated l and arranged The young women were 1 invited to come at 5:30 and a lovely buff fet supper was served out on the porches | Later in the evening the young men of the wedding parties came in and danc- | ing was the feature of the evening. A number of wonderful surprises were ar ranged and planned for these lovely and | attractive brides-elect
 Mrs Motion and Miss Motion were as- | sisted in receiving by Mrs Thomas Nor l ris. and the following were among the l guests: The Misses Wilkinsons, Miss Ann | Lanier Miss Lillian Lanier of Illinois, | Miss Margaret Allen, Miss Gibson, Miss 1 Margaret Gage, little Miss Davis Miss Plosser, Miss Helen Eubank, Miss Au- gusta Clark, Miss May Banks of Mont gomery, Miss Bradshaw Miss Nell Cosby, | Miss Martha Plosser, Mrs. Carol Steele l Miss Parrish, Miss Mable Plosser and 1 the young men of the two wedding parties | and others.
 Tn compliment to Miss Eleanor Allen of Biloxi, Miss, the guest of Miss Wilbur Leake, Miss Martha Collier entertained a number of her school friends at a bridge party yesterday afternoon at her home on South Twenty eighth street.
 The house was artstically decorated l with potted plants and quantities of | spring flowers, and after the game salad | and ices were served.
 About 25 guests were included in the | courtesy.
 Mrs. John M. Caldwell will entertain | at a luncheon at the Country club Sat | urday for Mrs. A. M. Lynn oe New York, | and Mrs Arthur Crowder. who has TO- gently become Q resident Of this city.
 Mrs. J.. S. Kennedy entertainrd this | morning at her home on Fifteenth | avenue, south. at bridge in honor of | her house guest. Mrs. Harry Sinnott, | of Jacksonville. Fla.
 The prize for top score was a pair | of silk hose and Mrs. Sinnott received a | silver handkerchief clasp
 Included in this courtesy were Mrs | Sinnott Mrs. J. H. Eddy, Mrs. J. l.. | Lawrence. Mrs. Hector Smith, Mrs. J. | B. Russell, Miss Reba Sewers, Mrs 1 T. S. Neville Mrs. Duncan. Mrs. Kir- l ley Smith, Mrs. J. H. Maynor Mrs. | J. c. Thompson, Mrs. H. M. Turner l Mrs. Henry Morschheimer. Mrs Le m | Nrc