The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-09


 such standstill as now, with A~ so many men and boys on their way to the front and the alarm over the typhoid fever. There are very few parties being given and the women are turning their thoughts to more SC. rious things.
 Each day the papers are filled with what the women are doing to aid the brave young soldiers who have gone to the front and the rich and poor women alike have felt feeling of lSinship as both have boys who are training to be a help to their country and their sfforts have been one to aid them In every way
 Many people think the society set is Frivolous and weak because they dance and devote a great deal of time to en- tertaining, but such is not the case. as Ehere are many very brainy and, per sons of great strength of character in that set. and when it comes to do ng big things they always do their bart. and do it well.
 The society girls are very clever and compare very favorably with any other class of girls. Think of the many young. hnd beautiful women and girls who have volunteered to go to the front to nurse the sick and wounded and to en- ter the Red Cross society and when hey do enter they seldom fail to make good. There are many noble and love- y women in this country who have been reared in the land of plenty and have entered the business world with no training and few have failed. So, in the time of war, or in the time pf peace the women can and will do ust as capable as our foreign sisters and if we should enter into war she ~5n't fall short in her duty and will be as brave as the women of the sos.
 
 June, with it's roses, brides and sweet eirl graduates. has passed from the calendar. The first really hot days of he summer have sent many of the ashionables flying to see cooler breezes md transferring their entertainment o the summer resorts.
 The stay-at-homes, however, are inding plenty of pleasure and interest, md are looking forward to the sum- her in the city with pleasure.
 In fact greater number will re- main in the city this summer than ever before, for with automobiling and winning at many of the clubs, there plenty of pleasure when taken in onjunction with the small and in ormal picnic affairs which have grown o in popularity.
 The out of doors has come into it's ,wn, and the girl of former years who uailed at the thought of sublecting ter delicate complexion to the sunshine. Without face mask and gloves, would lave little chance with the girls who low spend the greater part of their Faking hours in the open, unhampered by hat or gloves and most of the time minus even the once indispensable par sol.
 Tn marriage of Miss Marie Inge 3fodiAx of Ens1ey and MT Claud Till han Eubank will take place on Tues ay afternoon, July 1S at 5 o'clock at he First Methodist church of Ensley, vhere tke ceremony will be performed " the F<ev. D. s. Waites.
 Miss Nell Long Brodnax will act as CT sistsr's maid of honor and the Bridesmaids will be Miss Ruby Buck haw. Miss Annie Montgomery, Miss Daisy Stacey and Miss Grace Bird Hill oase. The groomsmen will be Mir. Hill now, MT Clifford Prosph, Mir Earl Ab- BY ana MT. ClduQ BrOWn The uSnerS, fr. William Suppler and MT. William Bholl, and the best man will be MT. ohm E. Williams. Little Miss Mary Hortense Robbins of Marion, cousin # the bride, will act as the flower girl nd Master J. W. Minor will be the ing bearer. MT Joseph c. Brodnax of Anniston will give his sister in mar iage.
 Preceding the ceremony there will be
 lovely musical program rendered. Hiss Minnie McNel will preside at the rgan and MT. Bertram will play sev- ral selections on the violin and the oloist will be MT M. M. Hughes.
 The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Snow and their daughter, Mrs. 4eBaron Lyons of Mobile. who was Miss 5dna Snow of this city. have felt very pprehensive of Mrs. Lyons welfare, as or several days MT. and Mrs. Lyons, n their yacht, accompanied by MT. nd Mrs. D. F. Bester. Jr.. have been ruising on the golf coast and as communications from that section of he country have been cut off for the ast few days little has been heard from hem. It is rumored that they are safe t Magnolia Springs. and that they lad sufficient warning to reach safety