The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-29

Miss Ellen Moore entertained a
coterie of friends on Tuesday evening
with a rock party, complmenting Miss
Gladys Taylor of Mobile. yellow
chrysanthemums and ferns were taste
fully arranged about the rooms. The
first prize, a box of bonbons, was
awarded Miss Lena Watson, while the
consolation, hand painted picture,
was drawn by Miss Estelle Harris. AT
the close of the evening dainty ices
and minis were served.
Mrs. G. l.. Reeves and Mrs. II. b.
Thomas were hostesses at the home of
the latter on Fourth street on Tuesday
at luncheon, complimenting Mrs. I.
w. Parker of Cincinnati. A six-course
menu was served from a prettily APP
pointed table. Dainty place cards bore
the following names: Mrs. M S. Smith,
Mrs. c. NJ Lupton, Mrs G.. l. Reeves,
Mrs. H 3. Thomas, Mrs. r. S. SkeweS,
Mrs. G. N. Williams, Mrs. B. Q. Viii
liams, and Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Parker.
Among the many courtesies extended
Miss Irene Taylor of Admission was on
Tuesday evening when Miss Florence
Ellis and Mr.. Ernest Ellis gave a
theatre party at the Bijou. Those in
cluded in this courtesy were: Miss
Margaret Payne, Miss Elizabeth Taylor,
Miss Irene Taylor, Mr.. l. r. Benton,
Mr.. Fl. G. Morgan, Mr.. e. L. Ellis,
Mr.. c. H. Davis, and Mr.. and Mrs. l..
w. Ellis
A wedding that came as surprise
to their many friends was that OF
Miss Minnie Fason and Mr.. F. B. ELL
zey, which took place on Tuesday aft
age Of tho First Methodist church,
Birmingham, with the Rev. ]. W. john
son officiating. Tho ceremony was
witnessed by only a few friends and
their only attendants were Miss jose
phine Ellzey and Mr.. Cecil Ellzey.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. M. Taylor enter
tanned the members of the Bradley
Taylor bridal party. including few
additional friends, on Tuesday evening
at their home In West Pratt. Cut flow
ers and ferns frightened the rooms
! and games and music were the diver
sions of the evening. after which an
ice course was served, with dainty IA
vors of Cupids. Those included in
this courtesy were: Miss Katie Bailey
| lor. Miss Ethel Daniel, Miss Mary Lou
Virgins. Miss Mary Dunbar, Miss Bonita
| Taylor, Miss Minnie Varnon. Miss Maude
Daniel, Miss Virginia Taylor, Miss Eliza
beth Taylor, Miss Mildred Varnon, Mrs
w. A. Turner, Mrs. Frank Leslie, Mr.
Tom McMeelSin, Mr.. Matthew Oxley, Mr.
w. L. Blocker, Mr. Morris Taylor, Mr.
A. Il. Bradley, MI. houston TayIOr
| M. Charlie Taylor, Mr.. Harold Taylor
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Taylor. Mr.. anc
Mrs. Frank Hillman, Mr.. and Mrs. A
NJ. varnon and MT. and Mrs. Marvin
Taylor.
| One of the prettiest weddings of tho
season was that of Miss Leila Blanche
| Taylor to Mr.. Allen Grady Bradley
which was solemnized at the Metho.
dist church, south, on Wednesday aft
ernoon at 4:S0. with the Rev. w. p
McGlawn officiating, using an impress
sive ring ceremony. The altar was
banked with tall palms and graceful
! ferns, and on either side were silver
| candelabra. the burning tapers beint
| lighted at the appointed hour by Mis-,
| Bonita Taylor. Prior to the ceremon,
| q violin solo was rendered by Mrs. II
| q. Culverhouse, accompanied by Mis-
Ethel Daniel. and Mrs. Frank james
| Leslie sang II Love You Truly an,
| "A Perfect Day" To the strains o
"The Bridal Chorus" with Miss Ethe
( Daniel presiding at the organ ant
| Mrs. IL @. Culverhouse with the violin
the bridal party entered Miss Kati
] Bailey and Miss Laliie Dunbar, al
bridesmaids. wore lovely costumes Q