The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-05

give his lovely young bride a most cor
dial welcome. Several large affairs are
already being planned in her honor. Mr..
a younger sister will all go to Nashville
for the wedding
By the way, you remember Florence
Harris of Montgomery. don't you? She
is quite a friend of Mary Munger and
is frequently her guest. Well, she is
visiting in Atlanta and is making quite
a hit. There was a lovely picture of
her in Hearsts American. with all sorts
of nice things about her. She is coming
here for Rose Owens wedding, too, 1
hear.
Did you know that Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Cecil Miss Anna thompson had moved
to their lovely new home, which was
recently completed at Miner Crescent.
Well hear that it is handsome place,
and with Miss Annals wonderful artistic
taste, am sure it will be one of thu
most attractive places over there. The
Cecils have lived. ever since Alex, Jr., was
a tiny boy, in the same house, and they
had it fixed up so sweet and pretty.
Miss Anna, I heard, was going to give a
tea soon to two of the debutantes This
will be the first affair in her new home.
Oh, yes, I almost forgot to tell you that
the Cecils have rented their cottage to
a bride and groom Certainly an ideal
place for one), Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bell
Rose Marie MenzeD
Do you know, 1 was just wild to see
Maud Adams, but alas, no tickets could
be had, as they sold out the very first
day. There were just crowds in town
from the places nearby for both the NATL
nee and night show.
We are all planning to go to Rose Owen
McDavids wedding Tuesday afternoon at
the Church of the Advent. I heard some
one say it was purely a family affair
when it came to attendants. Well, my,
but they have such dandy girls in the
family that twould have been a shame
to go outside for others Then, too,
Rosie is just so popular that 'twould
have been hard to pick oqtsbridesmaids
with so many friends. NJ
I am sorry that you will miss Louise
Longs wedding on Saturday evening, as
am sure it will be very brilliant
affair. I am wild to see Jack Byrne
heary everybody likes him and that
he is a dandy fellow.
Louise is certainly very splendid girl
and we hate tremendously to give her
up and will miss her bright and charm
ing presence more than I can express.
other in making this last week before
the wedding one round of pleasure.
Louises wedding reminds me of phone
call I got a few days ago. I heard
a voice which | knew very well say
Miss Hattie, when do we have a frat
convention here? OF course you know,
because you always keep posted on the
affairs of the young people,
said: Now just tell me why you
are so interested in frat conventions gen.
orally, and not one in particular.
Well, she says: Three of Birming-
hams most popular girls met their per-
fectly good beaux lovers at frat conven-
tons and l think l will prepare to at
tend the next"
You know Mrs. Fletcher Quillian elena
Jackson), Mrs. Elder Marshall Bessie
IRWIN AND now here comes Louise LONG
with her sutton who she met at a frat
convention.
Now, Miss Hattie, please find out
about the conventions for me, so can
be on hand. next time.
The Bankheads have issued invitations
to an evening at their lovely home
Sunset" in Jasper, on the November Is
They will celebrate the fiftieth anniver
sary of their marriage and their friends
include Alabama's citizenry The invi-
tations to such an affair always speak oil
full dress, but the Bankheads are thor
oughly democratic and their home spells