The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-05-26
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versity of Alabama commence ment and the Tuscaloosa cen tennial, which will be held jointly, be- ginning May 29, and last through May 31, will be the most elaborate that have ever been held in Tuscaloosa. Tuscaloosa's many beautiful girls will be considerably augmented by at- tractive visitors from every section of Alabama.
 Many of the larger cities have been asked to send official lady representa- tives to the affair who will be shown quite little honor and attention during the three days of the celebration. The list of representatives is not vet com plete, but it is known that the follow ing cities have appointed the following official representatives who will attend: Birming gham-Miss Katherine McCor- mack
 Montgomery-Miss Mae Steiner.
 Mobile-Miss Margaret Blacksher.
 Selma-Miss Mary Anderson.
 Anniston--Miss Linda Noble
 Demopolis-Miss Carol DeFue.
 Prattville-Miss Ellen Pratt.
 Gadsden-Miss Florence Hollingsworth. Columbus-Miss Ida Frances Oliver.
 Eutaw-Miss Mary Mcqueen.
 Living ngston-Miss Annie Clifton Fortt. Greensboro-Miss Grace Murphy.
 These young ladies will review the pa rade on Monday from a special review ing stand, together with the queen of the centennial, who has not yet been se-
 
 they will be shown places of honor, forming the Queens court at the cen- tennial ball.
 The marriage of Miss Orline Barnett the only daughter of MT. and Mrs. War ner Barnett and MT. J. D. Moore will take place on Wednesday evening, June church, the Rev. Dr. J. w. Johnson of ficiating.
 Miss Barnetts wedding is of keen in terest to many people in Birmingham and throughout Alabama, where both she. MT. Moore and many members of their families have been reared. Miss Barnett has always been a great social favorite and has added greatly to many lovely affairs by their beautiful music and charming manner.
 Preceding the ceremony a beautiful musical programme has been arranged by some of Birmingham's most talented musicians, Miss Elizabeth Cunningham will sing a number of selections, &C., companied by MT. Grover Tilden Davis, who will also play the wedding march. Miss Bettie Gilmore will play the harp. The maid of honor will be Miss Lu- ellie Jackson of Montgomery, a cousin of the bride, and Mrs. Harold Bissell will be matron of honor. Miss Barnett has asked Miss Laurie Oden, Miss Hettie
 
 garet Moore Miss Gladys Allison, Miss Annie Moore Provost of Mobile, Miss Anita Eustis and Miss Jeanette Ebersole to the bridesmaids.
 MT. Monroe will have his brother, MT William F. Moore, as his best man, and the groomsmen will be MT. Frank Sam ford of Montgomery, MT. Craig Per kns Mr. Porter Ledbetter, Mr. Donald Drennen, MT. Ben Moore, MT. Theo Nell son, MT. Evans Dunn and MT. John Bradley.
 The bride and groom will go on a brief wedding trip, and upon their re- turn will make their home in Birming- ham with MT. and Mrs. Barnett.
 number of very beautiful affairs young women of the wedding party and ether friends.
 The Lesie-Davis wedding will be an at tractive event of June q.
 Miss Leana Davis has asked her sister Miss Lawrey Davis, to be maid of honor and Mrs George Bennett and Mrs. Henry M. Woodale will be matrons of honor MT. A. c. Davis, IT,, will give his sister away.
 MT. W. A. Turner will be the best man. Mrs. H. J. Kribs and Miss Katherine Averyt will have charge of the music
 Many lovely parties are being arranged in honor of Miss Marian Tyler, whose wedding will take place on June '. Among them will be kitchen shower tomorrow afternoon at o'clock, to be given by Miss Katherine Wynn Monday Miss Lucy Jones will give luncheon party. Tuesday Miss lone Harrison will give an afternoon party, and Wednesday evening, following the rehearsal, the wedding party vii be entertained at the residence of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. A. J. S.. Tyler with a buffet supper.
 tain tomorrow afternoon at her home with a novelty shower for Miss Laura Davis, whose marriage to MT. Frank James Les lie will occur June 21.
 Mrs. Ector H. Smith was hostess yester- day afternoon at her home on South Eff teenth avenue, entertaining the members of the Amity Card club in compliment to