The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-17

f ter of the bride, attired in a handsome | gown of light blue Georgette crepe and silver trimmings. They were met at the ! improvised altar by the best man. Mir
 John Dozier Arnold and groomsman MT. l Wiley Paul Waite Next came the lovely | bride, leaning on the arm of her brother. | The bride was beautiful in her going away costume of dark green velvet, | trimmed in beaver, with grey accessories.
 The bride carried white roses and lilies | of the valley. Dr. W. M Blackwelder of | Birmingham read the impressive cere-
 mony Immediately after, to the chords
 of Mendelssohns wedding march, the | party took its place with the mother of l the bride to receive the good wishes of ! their friends. The guests then repaired | to the hall where they all registered in 1 the brides book. They were served a
 salad course by little Miss Annie Mae | Lee and Jennie Watson. The bride and
 groom left for an extended wedding trip
 to Coden, Florida and other points. The l bride is one of the most beautiful of l Lincoln social set, while the groom is young man of sterling worth. The out
 of-town guests were MT. J. E. Jeffers, MT and Mrs J. M. Law, Mr. John Dozier Arnold and Mrs. P. c. ,Huddleston.
 
 One of the most brilliant and inter- esting events Greensboro has witnessed was the marriage of MT. Henry Withers Pollnitz and Miss Carolyn McFadden, which was beautifully solemnized at St. Pauls Episcopal church on Thursday afternoon at 5:30, Rev. John F. Hamaker officiating. The church was thronged long before the hour for the wedding. Lo hengrn's wedding march heralded the coming of the bridal party, which con- sisted of: Ushers, MT. Alex Waller, Mir. C.. Y Stolenwerck, MT. Charles Rush, Jr., and MT. Alex DIcE'adden. MatronS of honor. Mrs Jack Phillips of Selma, Mrs. Ernest Otis of Washington, D. C., Mrs. F. Price Kimbrough and Mrs. Lou ise Anderson. Mrs. Phillips and Mrs Kmbrough wore grey Georgette crepe and charrneuse, while Mrs Otis and Mrs
 Anderson wore wistaria gowns of Geor- gette and satin. They all wore black pie ture hats and carried pink carnations. The maid of honor, Miss Dorothy Me Fadden, was gowned in pearl grey char mouse with black picture hat. She car ried an arm cluster of pink Killarney roses. Little Miss Sarah Louise Ander- son, niece of the bride wore a fetching frock of white, with pink ribbons and carried basket of pink Killarney roses. The bride entered on the arm of her father, MT. Robert H. McFadden,s who gave her in marriage She wore small and elegant gown of midnight blue cloth, trimmed in beaver, with black hat. grey gloves and grey shoes. Her flowers were American beauty roses. She was met at the altar by the groom, who was at tended by Dr. Charles A. Pollnitz as best man. After the ceremony, MT. and Mrs Pollnitz left immediately for a bridal trip. On returning they will be at home in their residence on Main. street, which is all ready for them. MT. Pollnitz is one of the most progressive and successful of Greensboro's young business men, ,&f foft Had wedding.
 Miss Mary Lou Bagley was hostess to the Jefferson Study club on Thurs day afternoon at the Jefferson County High school in compliment to Miss Jes- sic Branscomb, who has recently re- turned from Europe. The Domestic science department was tastefuly deco rated with ferns, white narciss holly and mistletoe, and candles of green, red and white. 'Ar interesting Christmas con- test was engaged in Miss Bransconlb the winner. was presented with box of crepe de chine handkerchiefs. After the game Miss Branscomb talked in a charm ing manner of her interesting experiences as a Red Cross nurse among the French soldiers and the Belgian refugees. Miss Joe Eddie Haigler and Miss Jones pre- sided over the punch bowl, and Miss Lou ise Cosby, Miss Reba Jennings and Miss Mamie Erwin served an attractive salad course in the Christmas colors. each plate bearing a unique Christmas wish. Those enjoying Miss Bagley's hospitality were: Miss Branscornb, Miss Amy Anderson, Mrs. H. E. Pearce, Mrs. Frank McCol- lum, Mrs. L. w Walker, Mrs John Cosby, Mrs. Homer Nunly, Mrs J. H. Gilliland, Mrs. O. J. Martin, MT. and Mrs. c. C. Moseley, MT and Mrs. c. 5. Sullivan, Miss Mary Tapp, Miss Susan Beech and Miss. Lucy Scarborough.
 A marriage that came as 8 surprise to many of their friends was that of Miss Addye Humphrey of Waterloo. and Mir Francis A. Walk of New Decatur, which occurred December II at St. Josiph's Catholic church, Sheffield. Mrs. Walk is a very popular young lady of Water loo, where she has large circle of friends. Mir. Walk is valued employee of the United States engineering de- pertinent for the improvement of the Tennessee river. MT. and Mrs. Walk are at home with their parents, Mr. and Mrs B. F. C.. Walk on Tower avenue. New Decatur, where they will spend the holidays.
 Miss Margaret silk gave a pretty luncheon yesterday at the Tutwiler in honor of Miss Annie Lee Alexander, a brde-elect. The table was adorned with a basket of red roses and the place cards were Cupids and those who were invited