The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-18
By EMMA REID RrALL

I honor, Miss Louise Crawford, sister O
 the bride, gowned in an embroidered net a lovely picture hat, carrying pink Xii
 larney roses, while down the opposite
 aisle came little Miss Frances Hipp, niec | of the groom, the ring bearer, carryinI
 the ring in the heart of a rose. Int
 bride, attired in a travelling suit of blu cloth, carrying an arm cluster of bride'' roses and valley lilies, with hat and ac i cessories matching, entered with hel
 brother, Mir William Crawford of De catur, by whom she was given in mar riage They were met at the beautifully l improvised altar by the groom and his best man. MT. Carl A. Huffman of Ensley and the ceremony was performed by the Rev. Clay 1. Hudson.
 Immediately after the ceremony MT and Mrs. Phillips left for an extended trip, including several eastern cities, and upon their return will be at home with
 the groom's parents, MT. and Mrs. B. F. I Phillips. in this city.
 Among the out-of-town guests were MT.
 and Mrs. D. E. Cook of Pratt City, MT.
 and Mrs. John Crawford of Birmingham, MT. and Mrs. William Crawford of Deca- tur, Miss Esie Phillips, Mrs. B. F. Phil
 lips, MT. Ernest Gresham and MT. Carl
 Huffman of Ensley.
 The Corona a-Patton Needlework club
 was entertained by Mrs. Robert B Daw- son at her home in Patton. An effective
 color scheme of yellow and White was in evidence in the floral decorations and refreshments. After the usual hour or sewing, a delicious sandwich plate was served A novel adjective story, which was read by Mrs. Victor Pill, afforded much amusement. Each guest received as a favor a tiny white crocheted basket tied with yellow ribbon and containing marigold.
 A pretty compliment to Mrs. John k. Pill, the beloved mother of the club, was the presentation by the hostess or dainty crocheted sandwich basket.
 Mrs. Dawson, the hostess was assisted in receiving by Mrs. D. H. Chiffon, Mrs B. A. Swindle and little Miss Kathleen Chiffon, all attired in costumes of vel low and white. The club members ana visitors present were: Mrs. John Flll' Mrs Victor Pill, Mrs. Ashby Mrs. Gar den. Mrs. Watts, Mrs. Hunter Mrs. Haley Mrs Porter, Mrs. kilgore, Mrs. Allison. Mrs. Kirkwood, Mrs Crlder' Mrs' Swindle Mrs. Chiffon, Mrs. McMath' MISS Ashby, Miss Garden, Miss Cunningham, Miss Gaines, Mrs. Rogers of Jasper anu Miss Maddox of Birmingham
 Mrs A. l., Kidd entertained Saturday at an auction porch party at her nome in Norwood, compimenting Mrs. west ol Uniontown, who is the guest of her aunt' Mrs. R. NJ Holman. The porch was at tractively arranged and decorated With cut flowers and ferns. There three ta- bles of players and the first prize, oox of corresponding cards, was won by Mrs. R. L. Williams, and box of noveltles was presented the guest of honor, Mrs. West. Miss Lucille Smith drew the conso- lation, Suggestion for Banquet
 The following were among the guests Mrs. West of Uniontown, Mrs. R. M Holman, Mrs. R. Anderson, Miss B. Alt mayer, Miss Ida Durham, Miss Lucille Smith, Mrs. R. E. Peebles, Mrs A. J. Ar rant, Mrs. s. Dringer, Mrs. D. Hendrix and Mrs. R. L. Williams.
 Miss Mable Steinmehl will entertain on Thursday morning at bridge in honor Of Miss Louise Westmoreland of Atlanta, who is the guest of relatives in the city.
 Miss Mallie Moughon will entertain the Wednesday Morning Bridge club Wednes- day morning at her home at Norwood.
 MT. Phifer Smith entertained on Satur- day evening at the Country club in honor