The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-29
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Sharp. Miss Maidred Bell, Miss Katherine
Lynch Miss Olivia Robinson, Miss Anita
Sloss, Miss Martha Lamar, Miss Annette
uoyt, Miss Elizabeth Johnson. Miss Anna
Byrd Turner, Miss Lucille Carr, Miss May
Harrison, Miss Elizabeth Parker, Miss
Elizabeth Smith, Miss Madeline Para
more, Miss Mary Devine Miss Rec
Jones, Miss Yankey Sibley, Miss Grace
Bradshaw, Miss Ida Neel Ford, Miss
Eleanor Murdoch, Miss Martha Collier,
Miss Louise Fox, Miss Alexina Bell, Mr..
Louis Lloyd Mr.. Basil Wood, Mr. Will
liam Tinker. Mr.. Wilbur Holmes, MIR.
Davidson Kennedy, Mr., Erwin Kennedy,
Mr.. Jack McDavid. Mr.. D. j. Henderson,
Mr.. Philip Long, Mr.. Watheral Bell, Mr..
Richard Randolph, Mr.. Arthur McCarty,
Mr.. Richard Cauder, Mr.. Austin Ben
nett, Mr.. Orion Blake, Mr.. Harry Coffin,
Mr.. Fred Sloss, Mr.. Harry Steinmeisl,
Mr.. Wesley Westmoreland, Mr.. Cliff
Frazer Mr.. Tom Newton, Mr.. Philip
Cook, Mr.. Harvey Brown, Mr.. Percy
Wood, Mr.. Forest Smith, Mr.. Fred Hard,
Mr.. George Rodgers, Mr.. John LeVert,
Mr.. Robert Wilkerson, Mr.. John Perry
Kennedy, Mr.. Frances Douglas, Mr.. FL
lott Carper, Mr. Allen Drennen, Mr..
William Moughon. Mr.. osment
The wedding of Miss Gladys Daily
Allison and Mr.. William Vann Bartlett
win be solemnized on the evening of
Wednesday, November s, at $50 o'clock.
The marriage will take place at the home
of the brides parents, Maj. and Mrs.
Charles J. Allison, DR.. Albert Sydney
Johnston, pastor of the South Highlands
Presbyterian church, officiating. The
brides younger sister, Miss Jane Allison,
will be her maid of honor, and Miss
Margaret Moore and Miss Anita Eustis
will be the two bridesmaids. Mr.. Bart
let's brother, Mr. Henry T. Bartlett OF
Montgomery, will act as best man, and
after the ceremony there will be re-
ception to which a limited number of
invitations will be extended
Tomorrow afternoon at $50 o'clock the
West End Federation of Mission Work
ers will be held at the Vine Street Pres
byterian church, Mrs. r. c. Reid presid-
ing Mrs. w. s. Price will lead the devo-
lions and symposium will be held on
.sWhat forward missionary steps are De-
ing taken in social service Mrs. Mant
Hood responding for the Presbyterians,
Mrs F. A. Townsend, Methodists, and
Mrs. j. D. Steen, Baptists Mrs. N. E.
Bell will talk on Temperance as an
Economic Factor" and Mrs. j. w. Broadly
on what the Federation Means" and
a Photographic talk on work among the
lepers will conclude the programme.
Miss Margaret Cameron gave a pretty
luncheon yesterday at the Southern club,
in honor of Miss Gladys Allison, bride
elect. There were covers for six.
The following programme will be rem
dered by the Apollo Instrumental Sex
tette, assisted by the Baraca Glee CLUB at
the First Baptist church this evening at
1880 o'clock. Stradella (F. V. Flotow),
Sextette; hynan; prayer, DR.. Dickinson;
song. Baraca Glee club; Scripture read
ing; Barcarole (Gounod), Miss Bennett;
Mr. Naylor; hymn; offertory, Live
Song (Flegier), Sextette; sermonette,
s.The Joy of Leveling Up and Leveling
Down." DR.. Dickinson; Serenata (Allan
MacBeth). Sextette; benediction.
One of the lovely luncheon parties given
yesterday at the Tutwiler was in honor
of Miss Drake, who is the attractive
guest of Mrs. B. NJ. Allen. Among the
guests were Mrs. B. M. Allen, Mrs
Leeper, Miss Drake, Mrs. w. l. Grub,
Mrs. Charles Evans, Mrs. c. G. Ferrell
Among others noted were Mrs. Roy
knight, Mrs. George Kelly. Mrs. Lottie
Patterson, Mrs. L. w. Collier, Mrs. Carey
Baker, Miss Martha Collier, Mrs. John w.
Tomlinson, Mrs. Henry Pearson o. 'ew
York, Mrs. Hubert Drennen, Nils. p
man and Miss Whiden.
luncheon yesteI6ay -ne Sc -do
in honor Of Nfrs lT ~ Sta s4 ~ Phila-
delphi Eae is Wsuns Nis l. FenwlcN
W sha -sts were Mrs.
8fs4 N3eng, Mrs. John Leedy,
~ Mels,Ie Drennen, Mrs. Henry
sasw4s. Bfgs rom Joy. Mrs. III. K Miner,
MIS- erard Meade. Mrs James McLes-
Ter, Mrs. Charles Oscar Locke, Mrs. Vic
tor Hanson. Miss Kate Earle, Mrs. H. M.
Edmunds, Mrs. Priestley Toulmin, Mrs.
Samuel Earle.
The following from the Mobile Register
will be read with interest by many
friends
IA lovely wedding, quiet because of a
recent bereavement in the groom's fam
lily, but characterized by all the dignity
and sweet simplicity of home ceremony,
was solemnized Wednesday afternoon at
4 o'clock at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
George Clifton at oil Dauphin street,
when they gave in marriage their young
est daughter, Alice Marie, to Mr.. Cecil
Conway Walkley.
"The home was decorated in palms and
ferns and yellow chrysanthemums, whose
petals matched the golden radiance of the
beautiful October day on which the troth