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


 honor Little Miss Mary Louise Hollo- way will be the dainty flower girl. Miss Harris will enter the church with her mother, Mrs. w. B. Crumpton, by whom she will be given in marriage. MT. Cor nell will be attended by MT. Jack How ard as best man and the ceremony will be performed by Dr. c. A. Stakely. Pro- lessor Galloway will render the wedding music Immediately afterwards MT. Cor nell and his bride will leave for a stay at Grove Park Inn, Asheville, N. c. On their return to Montgomery they will be at home with Mrs. M c. Scott at ell South Court street.
 A marriage of interest to number of friends in the city was that of Mrs. Annie Hamilton and MT. Forney Stevens, which took place on Sunday afternoon at the home of the brides relatives. the Rev MT. Hamilton, who performed the ceremony which was witnessed by a few friends and relatives MT. Stevens and his bride left at once in their car for Oneonta where he is mayor, and also edits the Democrat, which is published there.
 Miss Katherine Ross entertained most delightfully."- yesterday afternoon at her home on South Highlands at a tea com plimenting Mrs. Edward Claughton, a re- cent bride, who has just returned from her wedding trip. The entire house was i thrown open and decorated with tropical plants and many cut flowers. 1 Miss Ross received in the drawing room and was assisted by Miss Gertrude Mol ton, Mrs. William Ratliff, Mrs. John ] Nixon Brooks of New York. Mrs. Claughton looked lovely in hel wedding gown and Miss Ross wore a very becoming pink satin gown trimmed in sill yer lace and draped with tulle. l Mrs. E. T. Brown, Miss Lois Brown ano Miss Helen Keiser greeted the guests ir | the reception hall.
 In the dining room the tea table was most attractive, being adorned with Rich mond roses in gold basket and presided over by Mrs. John Cox. Those receiving l in the dining room were Mrs. Richard Lussier, Mrs. R. R. Stotlar, Mrs. Edwin 1 Erwin, Mrs. Landers Sevier. Jr, Mrs John Crawford, Mrs. Shirley Harris, Mrs Winston Roberts, Miss Lee of Texas.
 Misses Alma Ratliff, Frances Sharply and Amelia Dixon served punch.
 About 100 cards were left during the aft ernoon.
 Miss Margaret Porter, whose engage ment was announced Sunday, was given 6 delightful luncheon at the Tutwiler by 2 number of her friends. Miss Porter Jeff for her home in Dawson, where she wil be married to Mr. Rutledge Mitchell or | December 2.
 Those present were Miss Eva Mae Jones, Miss Grace Miller, Miss Lummi. Sinard Miss Grace Killian, Miss Mabe White, Miss Lily Holman, Miss Earl But Ter Miss Maude Kohle, Miss Maude Silli' man, Miss Ethel Ellard Miss Beula Fl. lard, Mrs. Albert Finch.
 Miss Lelah Harris, daughter of Mrs. H C. Harris of this city, who is a seniol this year in the Oberlin Conservatory O Music played last Wednesday evening a the weekly students recital. It is said he number, Caprice on Airs from Alceste, by Saint-Saens, was beautifully played showing splendid control and musical in depreciation.
 The Y J. B. H. club held very inter esting meeting Sunday afternoon at o'clock at the Illnesses Israel synagogue The meeting was called to order by tn, president, MT. Hymen Dorksy. It wa decided upon that the clubs semi-an nual debate will be held on December 31 The subjectis to be announced later After brief programme and interesting talks by Miss Annie Shapiro and MT. I Abelson, the club adjourned
 
 Mrs. W. M Cookie entertained at a mis celaneous shower Monday afternoon complimenting Miss Annie Lee Alexander a popular bride-elect.
 The entire lower floor was thrown opel and artistically decorated in the Christ mas colors. red and green.
 Mrs. G. A. Alexander and Mrs. Franl Oden greeted the guests at the door ant Mrs Cookie was assisted in receiving b, Miss Annie Lee Alexander in the drawin, room.
 The tea table was presided owed by Mrs Walter Rosser and Mrs Eloise Parsol and was adorned with a basket of ret carnations tied with tulle. There wer about 50 guests who called during tn, afternoon.
 Among those assisting at St. Mary lunch room, Drennens hardware balcon, on First avenue this week are Mrs. F. J Miller, chairman: Mrs. J. D. Kirkpatrick Mrs. w. H. Worthington. Mrs. Saxtol Crawford, Mrs. c. M. Stanley Mrs. Le Bradley, Mrs. Steve Smith. Mrs Johl Minge. Mrs. H. s. Johnston. Mrs. w. C Dabney, Mrs. D. M. Drennen. Mrs Jame Head, Mrs. Norbourne Cooke, Hrs Pau