The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-10-08


 man, daughter of MT. and Mrs. S E. H. Eshelman. and MT. Carl Adams took place last evening at 9 o'clock at the home of the brides par ents at Norwood.
 The ceremony was performed by the Rev pr. J. W. Johnson of the First Methodist church and was witnessed by many friends and relatives. Preceding the ceremony MT. Leon Cole sang 70 Promise Me, and q Love You Truly with Miss Abbie Murphy at the piano.
 MT. Adolph Laurell played the wedding march
 Miss Glee Eshelman, sister of the bride, was the maid of. honor, and wore pink taffeta silk frock with touches of silver lace She carried an arm cluster of pink roses.
 The bride entered with her father, who gave her in marriage. She looked lovely in her bridal robe of silk tulle over silver cloth, carrying brides roses and valley lilies Her veil was caught coronet fash ion with a wreath of valley lilies and was worn over the face and fell in grace ful folds to the hem of the short skirt. They were met at an improvised altar built of stately palms and white blossoms and brilliantly lighted with many can dles The groom was attended by his brother, Mir Paul Adams. The ring cer- emony was sused.
 Immediately after the ceremony an in formal reception was held The entire house was most attractiyely decorated with pink and white cosmos, ferns and palms.
 MT. and Mrs. Eshelman. were assisted in receiving their guests by Mrs. Laurell and Mrs. Henry Weiss.
 Miss Loda Floyd and Mrs. Leslie Eanes served at the lovely punch table,
 At late hour the bride and groom left for wedding trip.
 Mrs Adams is a popular young woman and graduate of the University of Ala bana.
 MT. Adams is well known young busi- ness man. Among the out-of-town guests were Mir Hugh Adams and MT. and Mrs. Charles Boyd of Lafayette, Mrs R. Richter Of Cullman, MT. Harold Eshelman of Texas and Miss Clara Adams of oMntevallo.
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 Mrs. Tabler Hibbler and Miss Mary Ellen Wall entertained at a novelty  ing Miss Fannie May Watson, who will 4 he married on Tuesday. The party took place at the Hibbler home on North Highlands, which was decorated with autumn colors, red and yellow flowers and ferns.
 Punch was served from a bower of marigold by Miss Clinton Sullivan and Mrs. M. A. Dinsmore.
 There were six tables of players of ''hearts." and the score cards were tiny little cupids, and were presented to the guests by Master Frank Knox.
 Miss Kathleen Brock played the we'd ding march for the bride-elect to ascend throne.
 A hand-painted book. Advice to the Bride" was presenter by Master Frank Knox to the bride, who read it to the guests.
 Little John Dinsmore, dressed as cupid, entered with a parasol laden with gifts for the lovely guest of honor.
 Mrs. J. T. Knox assisted the two host esses to receive their guests, who were Miss Grace Whitaker, Miss Clinton Sulli- van, Miss Eloise Hibbler, Miss Bessie Watson, Miss Kathleen Brock, Miss Mary Herndon Miss Pearl Harrison, Miss Mary Sullivan, Miss Mae Smith, Miss Sadie \ B6xsar, Miss Bessie and Miss Florence Moffett Miss Mary Payne. Miss Lulain Maroney. Miss Helen Nesbit, Mrs. Ere 
 Mrs. Gus Brown, Mrs. s. s. Griffin, Mrs. o. M Watson. Mrs. $. l.. Park. Mrs. Newtin Paisley, Mrs. George Leslie Mrs. J. A. Wall, Mrs. J. s. Knox, Mrs. N. A. Dinsmore, Mrs Roy Holt. Mrs Mary Boykin and Mrs. T. s.. Diseker.
 The initial meeting fo the Fenelon club for this season was held Friday after noon at the home of the president, Mrs. E.. D. Brown.
 Mrs. Brown was most gracious and cordial in her opening greeting, when in ,Sa brief talk she outlined the plans and purposes of the clug for the coming year. The year books were distributed and were received with appreciation and de- light, being replete with splendid pro- grammes for year of serious study, and having exquisitely hand-painted covers the work of the president Another clever idea was the presenting each member with a series of large envelopes entitled Thoughts" an envelope for each pro-