The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-25
|SOClET 7
by EMMA REID RYALL

ing Mrs. ]. T. Burney of Mississippi, the
guest of Mrs. r. d. Burger. There were
about 100 friends who enjoyed dancing
until later hour, Wien delightful re-
| freshments were served.
1 There was a meeting Of the Auburn
Alumni association yesterday and at this
| time it was decided to give a Lyric party
Saturday evening following the Auburn
Mississippi game. There will be a num-
| Der of young women in the party who
have been invited to meet these young
men.
There win also be number of young
people who will meet the train on Fri
day evening.
The wedding OF Miss Nellie Collins and
| Mr. Roscoe Chandler, which was solemn
| lied Sunday afternoon, was one of the
most beautiful weddings of the autumn
season. The Rev. Jackson of East Lake
officiated. Mr. Olios Chandler was his
brothers best man. DR.. Edgar Collins
gave his sister in marriage. Miss Mil
bred Collins, the brides sister, was maid
of honor. Miss Grace Louise Steele was
bridesmaid. Mr.. Morton and Mr.. Stone
were attendants and Master John Will
liam Urquhart was ring bearer.
"At Dawning'" was sung by Mrs. Ed
gar Collins and Loves Old Sweet Song"
by Mrs. Burton and Mrs. Shores. Miss
Emma Collins rendered the lovely music
for the occasion.
The church was decorated in ferns,
palms and white chrysanthemums
The bride was gowned in a blue going
haway suit and carried brides roses and
valley lilies. Miss Mildred Collins. the
maid of honor, wore blue charmeuse
dress. Miss Grace Louise Steele was
gowned in blue messaline dress with
touches of serge. Each carried a clus-
ter of pink roses.
Mr.. and MBs. Edward NJ. Tutwiler en-
tertained most informal and attractive
dancing party at their lovely home on
Sycamore street for their young cousin,
Miss Evelina Tutwiler of Portland, Ore,
who Is the guest of Maj. and Mrs. e. NJ.
Tutwiler
The house was thrown open and deco
rated with autumn colors.
The guests were limited to a few close
friends a few of the younger set.
Mr.. Neil Neville entertained at a buff
fet supper last evening honoring his sis
ter, Miss Louise Neville and Mr.. Wier,
whose wedding will be one of the bril-
liant events of this evening.
The table was covered with a lace
cover and decorated with pink flowers
and held the large handsomely embossed
wedding cake, which was cut during the
evening.
The guests were the members of the
bridal party and q few other friends
About so were included in the hospitality.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cosby enter
tanned at a buffet supper last evening
before the rehearsal of the Gaston-Cosby
wedding which was held at the Fifth
Avenue Presbyterian church.
The table was beautifully decorated
with yellow tulle and large yellow chrys-
anthemums The minis, cakes and ices
were in the same shade The guests in
Guided only the bridal party.
One of the pretty affairs of yesterday
was the luncheon given at the Tutwiler
by Mrs. George Blinn in honor of Miss
Annie Blinn Donnelly, whose wedding
will be one of the large affairs of this
evening.
Pink Russell roses were used on the
table, and also marked the places of Miss
Donnelly, Mrs. w. Bew White, Miss May
Collins, Miss Minnie Dryer, Mrs. Warren
Buchanan, Mrs. Ernest Hettrick, Mrs
Eugene Galloway of Selma and Mrs. |
Henry Wagstaff of Atlanta.
A very pretty wedding was that of Miss |
Julia Viola Chastain and Mr.. Frank
Cocker Bonham, which was solemnized
Thursday evening at the Central Park |
Baptist church. The altar was banked |
with flowers and ferns. Preceding the
ceremony Mrs. j. w. Freeman rendered |
a short musical programme. Her daugh- |
ter Miss Beulah Freeman, sang 20 |
Promise Me- and Love Me Truly" /
The ushers were Mr.. Dale Bonhan
brother of the groom, and Mr.. Russell |
Chastain, brother of the bride. The
Miss Mamie Bonham, sister
of the groom, was very pretty, dressed in |
white silk with gold trimmings and carry |
ing bouquet of white carnations Mr. |
Clouse of Edgewater was groomsman
Miss Mamie Chastain, sister of the BRIDE |
was very becomingly dressed in white |
crepe de chine with pink satin bodice, her
flowers were white carnations with pink
tulle. The little flower girl, Alma Mae |
Long, niece Of the BRIDE looked dainty in |
her white frock with pink ribbons. Little |
Irene Goodwin, niece of the groom wore
DAINTY white dress and white ribbons
the ring in white lilly. Mr..
j. A. Grimes of Edegwater was best
man, who entered with the groom and |
awaited the bride at the altar The bride !
was never more beautiful than in her
handsome gown of white satin as she
walked down the isle to the strains OF |
wedding march upon the |
i,
who gave her in marriage. She carried |
a shower bouquet of brides roses and |
valley lilies, Her veil was cap effect with |
valley lilies. While Meditation" was
very softly played Rev. T. l.. Wood, pas
tor of Norwood Cumberland Presbyterian |
church, performed a very impressive and |
beautiful ring ceremony, assisted by Rev. |
Beard, pastor of Central Park Baptist |
church
Mr.. and Mrs. Bonham left Immediately |
for Mulga, where furnished home |
awaited them.
A marriage of interest to many friends |
in the city was that of Miss May Trott |
and Mr.. j. Harris Moore, which took |
place at the Methodist church of New |
Merlel and was witnessed by many
friends and relatives The church was |
attractively decorated with autumn leaves |
and cut flowers. The bride wore a trav- !,