The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-09

Davis, who gave her in marriage. She looked lovely in white cloth suit with hat and shoes to match. She car ried bouquet of orchids and valley | lilies.
 She was attended by her sister, Miss Minnie Bishop of New York, as maid of honor. She wore a stunning after noon frock and carried pink roses. After the ceremony an informal re- ception was held. The brides table was most effectively arranged and adorned with a basket of brides roses and as- paragus fern. An ice course was served to the guests. MT. Jones and his lovely
 bride went at once to their own home on Humbolt avenue, where they will keep house.
 Among the ut-of-town guests were Miss Minnie Bishop of New York, MT.
 and Mrs. R. T. Bishop of Montgomery, Mrs. G. T. Barnes and Miss Gladys Barnes of Knoxville.
 Mrs. J. Allen Durham complimented
 Mrs. Fred Rowe of Grand Rapids, Mich, the lovely guest of Mrs. Chapline Hodges with a bridge tea. Several handsome prizes were given following the game. A delightful salad
 course was served the following guests: Mrs. Brooks Forbes, Mrs. c. M. Stanley, Mrs. David S. Moore, Mrs. J. J. Eaton,
 Mrs. D. B. Sibley, Mrs. Haskins Will Hams, Mrs. David Fox, Mrs. Thomas Wingfield, Mrs. Alex Cecil Mrs. Phares Coleman, Mrs. Louis Ebersole, Mrs. Cecil Gaston Mrs. w. H. Sadler and Mrs. Hodges.
 The following invitation has been re- ceived: 'Mr and Mrs. Thomas Brents | McNaron request the pleasure of your company at the marriage of their daugh- 1 ter Willie I.ucile, to Mr. Balpha Lonnie Noojin on Tuesday, December 26, at 5:30 o'clock in the afternoon at their resi- dence in Albertville, Ala" Card enclosed says: Will be at home after January 10 at University"
 l Mrs W. A. Alisch entertained at a de- l lightful bridge tea yesterday afternoon al | Tokio tea garden complimenting Mrs 1 J. O. Johnson of Indianapolis, Ind, who ] is the popular guest of Mrs. D. E. Dim- | ick. The prize for the game score was 1 q har rdsome box of stationery. Among 1 the guests were Mrs. Porterfield, Mrs l Gibson, Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. Fitts, Mrs. l Tyler, Mrs. Zahn, Mrs. Frank White, Mrs. Dimick, Mrs. Jack Walton, Mrs. Arnold Masburg, Mrs. Wallace Nall, , number of other friends were invited for tea.
 Mrs. w. c. Mitchell will entertain at a
 luncheon in honor of Miss lone liar
 rison, popular brde-elect, on Thurs day.
 The state executive board meeting for
 the Equal Suffrage association will be held today at the home of Mrs. A. M.
 Taylor on Seventeenth avenue, south. It will be an all day session and several
 suffrage leaders will be present in addi- ticn to Mrs. Julian Parker of Selma, the state president. Among others. Mrs. So- lon Jacobs, Mrs. Oscar Hundley, Miss
 Amelia Worthington, Miss Mary Parke
 London of this city; Mrs. John Luslx and Mrs. O. D. Street of Guntersville, Mrs. 1 Prowel of Tuscaloosa, Mrs. J. G. Will kins, Mrs c. H. Collier of Selma, Mrs. | Thomas Scale of Livingston, Miss Luna Davie of Montgomery, Miss Annie Joe 1 Coates of Gadsden, Mrs. Jack Cranford of | Jasper.
 Miss Kate Little entertained at nov 1 city shower at the home of her aunt
 Mrs Abbott, complimentinS Miss Elinor | Highes The entire lower floor was
 thrown open and decorated in smilax and | pink roses Mrs. w. H. Little and Mrs
 Abbott gretted the guests at the | door, Miss Little received in the | drawing room, assisted by Miss Hughes, Mrs. Hughes. Miss Cornelia l Hughes, Miss Amelia Gaudin, Miss Con-
 zales, Miss Willie Smith of Atlanta, Mrs i William Prince of New York Miss | Hughes was gowned in white satin and
 silver cloth. Mrs. Hughes wore a grey