The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-19
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by EMMA REID HXALL

and groom stood under a canopy most
attistically arranged and decorated with
goldenrod with a background of ferns.
| The BRIDE wore stunning gown of chif-
| fon prpadcloth with touches of seal, with
accessories to match. Her flowers were
brides roses Mrs. Matte Cunningham
| Mack played the wedding Music.
Mr.. Harris and his lovely young bride
left Immediately after the ceremony for
Chattanooga, Nashville, Jackson and
Memphis, Tenn, where they will spend
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Strange enter
tained the members of the I<irby-Sttange
wedding party Tuesday evening at their
home following the rehearsal at the
church most informally and delightfully."-.
The house was thrown open and attrac-
lively decorated with autumn leaves,
| blossoms and potted plants
The brides cake was very handsomely
, decorated with tiny hearts There were
! many ribbons attached to the cake at
| the end of which were tiny hearts to be
drawn as the cake was cut. Punch was
| served during the evening, and the ices
| and cakes were in heart shapes.
| The guests We're the members of the
| bridal party, a few relatives and the
! out-of-town guests to the wedding
!
/ ton will open class this morning al II
o'clock at the building on West Twentieth
street for the course in first aid work.
! These classes are to teach the women
what is safe and proper to do in case of
sudden illness and accident until the doc
l tor arrives and how to take the patient
to the doctor.
| This course will cover a period of three
months, one lesson each week, and will in
tI,o aHi-
ton of the Red Cross text box. All who
stand successful examination will be is
| sued Red Cross certificate and their
name will be registered in Washington.
A small sum will be charged for this
course, within the means of all who care
to take up this interesting work
| DIR. Earl Drennen, who has spent much
| time in Europe during the recent war will
deliver a short lecture this morning at IL
o'clock and d. Samuel Ledbetter will talk
this evening at o'clock
The Brown Otis wedding will take
place Saturday afternoon at O'Clock in
stead of as stated in the invitation.
On account of change in the train
schedule the hour was changed.
Miss Katherine Ross entertained yes
terdaY afternoon at very lovely bridge
party complimenting Miss Ida Otis,
whose marriage to Mr.. E. T. Brown will
be one of the Interesting events of the
week. A pair of silk hose and a dainty
piece of lingerie were given as prizes
Mrs. Lawson Gambill presided at the
prettily appointed table, which was dec
GRATED with pink roses and ferns.
The guests included the young women
members of the Bachelor Girls club and
few other friends who were: Mrs. E.
d. Brown, Mrs. Shirley Harris, Mrs. j.
e. Seals of Montgomery Miss Aileen
TatNm, Misses Doris Moughon, Ella
Louis Ward Etoille White, Mabel Mar
Ter, Emma Collins, Helen Keser, Lois
Brown, Malle Moughon, Lucille Green,
Frances White, Cundell Baldwin, Dor
othy Davis, Marion Pinckard, Gertrude
Motion, Emily Smith, Mrs. o. D. Atkins
Mrs. Houston Brice, Mrs. Nenian Steele
Mrs Herbert Stockham, Mrs. Winston
Roberts, Mrs. Roy Woodruff of Admission,
Mrs. Luke Hunt, Mrs. Richard Lussier,
and Mrs. J. Proctor Brown of Bris-
toll Va.
Mrs. X. A. Ivey and Mrs. E. A. Ivey
entertained at an informal bridge tea
yesterday afternoon on South Sixteenth
avenue, complimenting Miss Louise Ne
vile, whose marriage to Mr.. Wier will be
one of the lovely events of next week.
Many beautiful yellow blossoms were
used throughout the house and the table
was centered with basket of yellow
dahlias tied with a large butterfly bow
of tulle.
The guests of the afternoon were the
young women of the Wier-Neville we'd
ding party and the members of a card
club to which both Mrs Ivey and Miss
Neville belonged.
Miss Florence Coffin entertained yes
terday at the Country club in honor of
Miss nellie Cosby
Lovely Dahlias of crimson hue in a
green basket was in the center of the
attractively arranged table. Among the
guests were Miss Cosby, Miss Josephine
Cosby, Mrs. Ben Morgan, Miss Beverly
Leake, Miss Margaret Moore, Miss Gladys
Allison, Miss Margaret Bradshaw, Miss
Katrina Carter of Oxford. Miss; Mrs.
Zell CASTOR, Mrs. William NJ. Cosby, Mrs.
Chapline. Hodges.
One of the lovely parties of the week
was the luncheon given yesterday by
Mrs Edwin Ball at the Roebuck Springs
club in honor of Mrs G. Wiley Wells of
! California, the guest of Mrs. John c.
Handley
| The table was centered by a lovely
| basket of blossoms in the autumn shades.