The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-16


 1 Mrs John Turner, Mrs Robert Ingalls. Mrs. Marx Andrews, Mrs. E. H. Andrews, Mrs. Middleton Barnwel, Mrs. Charles Abbott, Mrs. Charles Calhoun, Miss Elm mic Barnett, Mrs c. J. Palmer, Mrs. E. M. Tutwiler, Jr., Mrs. Frank Nabers, Mrs. J. L. Drennen, Mrs. Chapplin Hodges and Mrs Ben Morgan.
 | Mrs. John T. Yeatman entertained yes | terday afternoon at her home on Crescent avenue with d porch party in honor of l Miss Gertrude Rosenstihl, who will be married tomorrow afternoon to Mr James l Carter.
 The porch was beautifully decorated l and arranged for the occasion, in ferns, cut flowers and palms. The guests in- cluded a number of the neighbors and | few close friends. Among them were Mrs. Rosenstihl, Miss Gertrude Rosen- stihl, Mrs. B. A. English, Mrs. Arthur Livingston Mrs. John Fletcher Mrs. Nat Miller, Mrs. Borden Burr, and Mrs. J. w. Browning of Ocala, Fla
 
 Mrs. Darlington Semple of New York is i a popular visitor to Birmingham, where she has a score of friends who remem- Der her as the lovely Miss Rosa Gunter of Montgomery. During her early mar rled life she made her home in this city, 1 and was one of the most popular women that has ever lived here. She is the head of the Semple school Of New York, which is widely known and prominent institution. and her pat rons are among the best known of the south and west She is being entertained most delightfully."- in an infprmal way during her stay in the city. Last evening she was the guest of MT. and Mrs. Gull i pepper Exum. Mrs Semple is on her way to the Pacific coast. where she has a number of pupils, and much interest is herg shown in her school. i The following invitation has been sent to friends throughout the south, where MT. Stevens was reared and has many 1 friends:
 Mrs. David McNat Cloyd requests the honor of your presence at the marriage of her daughter, Mary Langhorne, to Mr Robert Gerry Stevens, on Thursday even | ing, June 15, at o'clock, New Dublin church, Dublin, Va.
 After a wedding trip MT. Stevens will bring his bride to Alabama. where they will reside.
 Miss Lottie A. Belden. who is a grad uate of the Southern School of Musical Arts, will render graduate piano re- cital this evening at S:15 o'clock at the Cable hall and the following programme Will De SlVen
 Brahms. ballade in D minor. Bach, c sharp minor, prelude and fugue
 Beethoven, sonata op. ?. No. 1. Ale gro, adagio, minuetto. prestissimo. | Chopin etude in E major. Mcdowell, March Wind.' Debussy, "The Girl with the Flaxen Hair"
 Wagner -Liszt, Isolde's Liebstodt CIrleG. concerto A movement).
 Orchestral part played on second piano by Prudence Neff.
 A marriage of much interest, that of Miss Lula Estelle Hendricks and MT. T. w. Riddle. Jr, was solemnized at the Methodist church in Huffman Wednesday morning at S:30 o'clock.
 The church was artstically decorat- ed with graceful palms and ferns. Before the ceremony a musical pro- !. gramme was rendered. Miss Fannie Taylor sang two beautiful selections, At Dawning" and Somewhere q Voice is Calling" accompanied by Mrs. G. J. Roebuck
 The bridal party entered to the strains of Lohengrin's wedding march,
 led by the ushers, MT. William w.. Crow and Mr. Robert A. Riddle of Roe buck Springs. Next came the ringbearer and flower girls. Miss Sara Jene Reed wore a pretty frock of white lace and carried a basket of white rose petals The ring bearer, little Miss Anna Will Reed. also wore frock of white and car ried the ring in a white lily. The bride entered with the maid of honor, Miss Clercy Keith of Argo. who were very becomingly dressed in white lingerie with touches of pink and q pretty pink picture hat She carried a beautiful bouquet of pink carnations. The bride made a very charming pie ture in her travelling suit of midnight blue and lovely white hat. She carried bouauet of bride roses and lilies of the valley. MT. Riddle was attended by MT. Duke Bradford Crow of Roebuck Springs as best man.
 | The ceremony was performed by Rev. I w. O. Horton of Birmingham and was assisted by the Rev. George c. Dobbs. Immediately after the wedding MT \ Riddle and his bride left for an eX- | tended wedding trip to various points \ east
 Both bride and groom are of very \ prominent families of Jefferson county. J After their wedding trip they will be !, at home With the brides mother. Mrs. 4 C. P. Hendricks of Huffman ttF |