The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-08-18

an attractive musical programme was
rendered.
Miss Gussie Nall. sister of the groom.
bridesmaid, wore a lovely frock of green
taffeta and Georgette crepe and white
picture hat. Her flowers were pink roses
and valley lilies, and Miss Virginia White,
the maid of honor, also wore a green
taffeta frock and carried pink roses.
The bride entered with her father, Mr.
Frank j. White, who gave her in mar
riage. They were met at the altar by the
groom and his best man, Mr.. Claud Nor
ton.
The bride wore a gown of seal brown
cloth and beaver hat. She carried brides
roses and lilies of the valley. They left
at once for a wedding trip going to
points on the Florida coast, and upon
their return will make their home with
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Nall on South
Seventeenth street.
Members Of the Ritchie Sunday school
class of Woodlawn Methodist church and
many of their friends enjoyed a delight
full truck ride and picnic to West Lake
Tuesday evening Much of the time was
spent in rowing, skating, swimming ana
other pastimes, after which a banquet
was spread. The party was chaperoned
by Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Richie.
Among those present were: Miss Mabel
Berry, Miss Lora Faulkner, Miss Edith
Berry, Miss Louise Larmore, Miss Imo-
gene Guthrie, Miss Bell Miss Mary Ash
ton, Miss Frances Dodge, Miss Alice Err
win, Miss Gladys Hays, Miss Frew, Miss
Mamie Duke Miss Oracle Shelby, Miss
Minnie Dunn, Mr.. Frank Eason, Mr.. Will
Mac Nelson, Mr.. William Meachem, Mr..
Bryant Stone Mr. Balfour Thompson,
Mr. Barry Shiflett Mr.. Amos Kirby, Mr..
Herbert Banks, Mr.. Miles Bradford, Mr..
Fred Bell, Mr.. Frank Smith, Mr.. VIII
Brown, Mr.. Bob Reed, Mr.. Will Rush,
Mr.. James Barnett, Mr.. Paul Allen, Mr.
Charles Henley, Mr.. M. L. White.
Miss Margaret Davis will give a din
ner party on Monday evening at the
Roebuo& Springs Golf and Country CLUB.
This courtesy will compliment two at
tractive visitors, Miss Dorothy Gayley OF
Pittsburg, who is the guest of Miss Mil
bred Badham. and Miss Louise Jones OF
Louisville, who is the guest of Miss Mar
guerite Lewis.
Mrs George Carpenter Jones was hos
tess at an informal luncheon on Tues
day at her home in Ensley Park in honor
of Miss Margaret Griffith of Birmng-
ham, the guest of Miss Edith Hudson,
says the Atlanta Journal.
A basket filled with pink roses and
ferns resting on a large crystal mirror
formed the central decoration of the
daintily appointed table. The guests in
Guided Miss Griffith, Miss Hudson, Mrs
Robert L. Leckie, Miss Mary Britain,
Miss Helen Whtehurst, Miss Virginia
Collier and Miss Martha Collier.
Mrs. Jones was gowned in cream crepe
meteor and Miss Griffith wore rose col
ored chiffon with large black picture
hat.
Mr.. Thomas Hopkins, Jr., and Mr..
Henry Fowlkes, Jr., entertained at
Lyric party last evening in honor of Miss
Dorothy Gayley of Pittsburg. who is Wis
ting Miss Mildred Badham.
Mrs Jack Bethea entertained the mem
bers of the Beta Sigma Beta club
Wednesday afternoon at tea and a box
party at the Lyric, Her guests were
Mrs Fred Averill, Mrs. Lewis Perkins
Mrs C. A. Donnelly. Mrs Albert Dill
worth and Miss Katherine Kay.
The marriage of Miss Sadie Young, |
daughter of Mrs J. L. Young, and Mr..
Frederick Sarris Horn took place
Wednesday evening in the study of the
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian church, where
the ceremony was performed by the
Rev DR.. j. M. Brody. Only few friends
and relatives were present Mr.. Horn
and his bride left at once for Montgom-
cry, where they will reside
Mrs. ]. w. Cochran of Norwood enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon compliment
ing her mother, Mrs. A. e. Barnes of
Columbia, Miss, on her seventy-seventh
birthday Music was rendered by Miss