The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-11-21

of Admission to be his best man and
the bridesmaids include Miss Cherokee
! VandeGraaff, Miss Augusta Searcy,
Miss Will Allen Jemison of Birming-
ham will be the maid of honor. The
ushers are Mr., Clifton Penick and Mr..
| Bob Speageall.
| The Montgomery Advertiser has the
following comment on the marriage of
Miss Florence Harris, who is very
pleasantly known here as the, guest of
Miss Mary Munger:
| DIR. and Mrs. W. B. Crumpton an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
| ter, Florence Harris. to Mr.. Charles V.
Cornell, the wedding to be solemnized
at o'clock on the afternoon of Tues
day, December 10, at the First Bap-
list church.
| This announcement will be received
with cordial interest throughout Ala
bama, owing to the prominence of both
young people. Miss Harris is one of the
most popular young women in Mont
gomerys social life, having been a
great favorite since her debut, not only
in Montgomery but in other cities. In
birmingham, where she has often been
the guest of Miss Mary Munger and
other friends, and in Atlanta, where
she has visited Mrs. Ashby Hill, she
has been much admired, and has been
the recipient of many social attentions.
| She is a pretty girl of petite blonde
| type, and is vivacious and attractive.
She is very athletic in her tastes, and
almost any afternoon may be seen en-
joying a game of golf, at which she is
quite an adept at the Country club.
| Mr.. Cornell is prominently identified
with Montgomery business and social
life and has a host of friends through
out the state who extend to him sin
| cere congratulations. He holds re-
sponsible position with the Alabama
| l. & r. bureau.
| The lunch robin of st. Mary's- on the
| Highlands is proving a most attractive
place and each day the tables are filled
with some of Birmin gham's best known
women. Among those assisting this week
| are Mrs. Seals chairman of the kitchen,
assisted by Mrs. Ray, Mrs. NJ j. Smol-
| len, chairman of the dining room, as
sisted by Mrs. J. D. Mcintyre, Mrs.
Sterling Lanier, Mrs. Garland, Mrs. -.
S. Lowell Mrs. Blackford, Miss Mary
Byrne Simpson, Miss Josephine John
son, Miss Enid Carter. Miss Herroitt,
Mrs. McMaster, Mrs. Frank GLASS; Jr.,
Mrs. w. c. Dabney, Mrs. George Brown,
Mrs. D. B. Lightner and Mrs. WoodSon.
|,
! The marriage of Miss Luciel Green and
Mr.. Richard SERVER, which Will take
place tomorrow afternoon at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Luke Hunt, will be of in
| terest to a large circle of friends through
out the state. Mrs. Luke Hunt, sister,
will be the matron of honor, and Little
| Miss Elizabeth Ann Dempster and Ellen
| Merriwether will be the ribbon bearers.
| Dorothy Hidden will be the flower girl,
| and Master Richard Hunt will carry
| the ring. Mr.. Frank Dominick will act
as the best man. Mr.. Robert Dolesjl,
volinst; Mr.. John Cathey piano, and
| Mr. Lawrence, soloist will render a
beautiful musical programme. The bride
will be given in marriage by her father,
and the Rev. DR.. George Stuart of the
| First Methodist church will perform the
ceremony.
| Mr. and Mrs Richard Massey enter
tanned a box party at the Lyric last eve
ming. and afterwards at buffet supper al
| their home, complimenting Miss Massey
| and her three lovely guests, Miss Eleanor
! Seiyel. Miss Mary Millikin and Miss
| Marion Bankhead. The guests were, Mr..
| Charles Brice, Mr.. Hunter Jones, Mr..
Fred johnson and Mr.. King Merritt.
| One of the largest and most attractive
luncheon parties of the season was given
Yesterday at Tutwiler by the Council of
Jewish Women, complimenting Mrs. Ern-
estine B. Dreyfus of Kansas City, ex-