The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-12-07
nr EMNIA REID RYALL

/ go out, as Mrs John Chisolm, who is
chairman of this committee, has a num-
Der of wonderful things for the grown
ups as well as the Riddles. Among the
things for the grown folks are pin cush-
ions, bags, wash rags and loads of other
things. For the children are numerous
toys
The dinners at the Hillman continue tc
be popular the ladies of Temple Emanu-
Ell were in charge yesterday and today
the Episcopal ladies' of the city will be in
charge. Mrs 7. o. Melton, from St An
drew's, Mrs. o. L. Stephenson of the Ad
vent, and Mrs c. J. Palmer of st. Mary s
chairman, assisted by Mrs. Frank Ste
vens, Mrs. J. r. Thomas, Mrs. d. H
Nall Mrs. Hubert Moore. Mrs Walter
Phillips, Mrs. Ackerage, Mrs. Channins
Clarke, Mrs. G. B. Evans, Mrs Kate Wit
tichen, Mrs. r. /. Crook, Mrs c. A.
4, Mrs. c. L. Foster, Mrs Daniel
Mrs Selbinder, Mrs. Coleman, Mrs. w.
R. Smith, Mrs. Limsead, Mrs. Seals, Mrs.
John Perkins, Mrs. Maben Hopson, Mrs.
Know Flemming, Ms. Charles DeBardel-
chen, Mrs Buchanan, Mrs. Edward Haw-
l1ins, Miss Helen Glenn, Miss Ella
Charles, Miss Daisy Lee Douglas, Miss
Alice Cotton, Mrs. Kathleen II. Cunning
ham, Mrs. John Beard, Mrs. William
Walker, Mrs King, Mrs. c. E. Crow,
Mrs. Hubert Tutwiler, Mrs. w M.
Mayes, Mrs. A. Johnson, Mrs. w. w.
Clayton, Mrs. G. NJ. Tardy, Miss Kath-
crime Ross, Miss Annie Pearson, Mrs. W.
w. Hazard.
The First Methodist church was filled
last evening with a number of friends
and relatives to witness the marriage of
Miss Edith Thomas, the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Peter b. Thomas, and Mr.. Will
Itov bo
was performed at o'clock by the Rev.
DR.. j. W. Johnson, former pastor of that
church, the ring service being used
The church was most effectively ar
ranged and decorated with tropical
plants southern smilax, palms and ferns,
combined with white roses and myriads
of cathedral candles and made a beau
tiful setting for the bridal party.
Mr. Hartzell, who had the music in
charge, arranged a very lovely pro-
gramme, which was rendered before the
ceremony. Mr.. Fred johnson sang AT
Dawning' and "A Perfect Day"
To the sweet strains of Lohengrins
wedding march the bridal party entered.
The bridesmaids were Miss Mable Mar
Ter, Miss Myita Harris, Miss Dorothy
Allen, Miss Pauline Thomas, Miss Eva
May Morgan and Miss Merle McGowen.
They entered with the groomsmen. They
wore frocks of silver pink radium cloth
trimmed in tulle and silver lace. Their
flowers were arm bouquets of Milady
roses. The groomsmen were Mr.. Guy
Yaite, Mr.. Jack MdIntire, Mr.. It. S.
Ward, Mr.. Peterson Jarman, Mr.. Jack
Crutcher, Mr.. Griffith Harsh and Mr..
G. L. Balls.
The matron of honor was Mrs. Leon
F. Harris of Chicago, sister of the
bride, who entered alone, wearing her
wedding gown of white Duchess satin,
trimmed with pearls and real lace. She
carried an arm bouquet of Nilady roses.
Following her came the other two ma
irons of honor, Mrs. Darius Thomas and
Mrs. Mark Andrews, a sister of the
groom, both wearing their wedding
gowns of Duchess satin and carrying
Milady roses.
The maid of honor. Miss Elizabeth
Thomas, sister of the bride, entered
alone. She wore a frock of turquoise
blue radium cloth, trimmed in tulle and