The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-24

, table there was large French basket
 of many colored blossoms.
 MT. and Mrs. Lanier were assisted in receiving the guests by MT. and Mrs.
 James Munds of Kentucky, MT and Mrs. Monroe Lanier, and MT. and Mrs. Rus sell Lanier of Chattanooga. The guests were the members of the bridal party. relatives and out-of-town guests.
 In Hearst's American (Atlanta) of re- cent date, the following was noted, and will be read with interest by the many
 friends of pretty Miss Marian Butt in
 Birmingham last season. when she vis-
 ited her relatives MT. and Mrs. Edward w. Barrett:
 Miss Marian Butt, who is spending
 sometime at the Grove Park Inn, in
 Asheville, N. C.. was the guest of honor
 at dinner given Wednesday evening by
 Miss Eleanor Van Hook of St. Louis, the
 niece of MT. and Mrs. E. w. Grove. Cov-
 CTS were laid for 12 guests at a table
 adorned with three baskets of Killarney roses. The place cards were pink roses
 in hand-painted design.
 , Mrs. F. M. Butt and Miss Marian Butt
 are members of a pleasant coterie or southern guests now at the Grove Park Inn. Mrs. Jacob Phinizy of Augusta, and
 MT. and Mrs. Frank D. Holland of At lanta, are other guests at the inn. Mir. and Mrs. Robin Adair of Atlanta who
 spent their honeymoon as guests at the
 Grove Park Inn, have returned to At
 lanta.
 Miss Mary Virginia Cummings enter tained yesterday at a luncheon at her
 home in Norwood in honor of Miss Eliza
 beth Marsh, who will be married this evening.
 voIlou, or5 r,bi+a hlossopos wera 11sed in the decorations on the table, and in the place cards,
 The guests were: Miss Mary Griggs,
 Miss May Trott, Miss Mildred Tarrant
 and Miss Velma Wheelan.
 The marriage of Miss Lucille Jackson
 and MT. Charles Andrew Harris, which
 took place this afternoon at 4:3O o'clock
 in the handsome home of the O'Connell
 family on Moulton street, had about 1t
 an appealing strain of sentiment which,
 like a sweet, pervading fragrance, was
 a part of the beautiful scene, says the
 Montgomery Advertiser,
 For the wedding ceremony, which was performed by Rev. Father English, of St. Andrews Catholic church, was solemn ized in the same room in which her
 mother and aunts of the bride werd married, not so very many years ago. Throughout the home lavish floral dec-
 orations were employed, carrying out the pastel design of the wedding. The brides costume was of handsome white chantilly lace over white satin made short, and her red lace veil caught with orange blossoms, formed the train. Her shower bouquet was of white roses and lilies of the valley.
 The ceremony was followed by a large reception, the brides table being unus- ally attractive with its decoration oi white lilies with brides cake embossed in pink rosebuds and lilies of the valley. A buffet luncheon was served. MT. and Mrs. Harris left on the o'clock train for trip of several weeks. The brides going away gown was or dark blue with hat en suite. | Among the attendants was MT. Elliot | Williams off Birmingham, Groomsman. | The marriage of Miss Rhe Crowley and MT. Walter Aldridge Tillett of Danville, Ky, took place Thursday evening at o'clock at the home of the brides par ent, Mr. J. T. Crowley, on North Hlgh- lands, Rev. J. w. Johnson officiating. The rooms were attractively decorated 1 in palms, ferns and cut flowers, with an | improvised altar in the drawing room. Preceding the ceremony a musica! pro- gramme was rendered. MT. Cooper Lawly sang "At Dawnng'' and Gods Benl- son." accompanied by Miss Tommie Leon