The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-26

ceremony musical programme was rem dered. Miss Bernice McPeck played a violin solo and Miss Madeline Sheppard sang very sweetly. All for You" Miss Myrtle Reynolds presided at the piano. l To the strains of Mendelssohns wedding
 march the bridal party entered the par Tor Miss Ethel Mitchell, cousin of the bride, wearing a gown of plum colored crepe de chine, with black picture hat, and carried yellow chrysanthemums Miss Lounette CoX sister of the groom. was maid of honor. She was becomingIy attired in taupe Georgette crepe and vel vet With hat of gold lace and black vel vet Her flowers were yellow chrysan- themums. The bride was given in mar riage by her cousin. MT. Fort H. Tenny. She is a lovely girl of brunette type and was lovely in tailored suit of mid- night blue chiffon brocade cloth, with mole trimmings, and gray boots to match. She wore a black velvet toque. Her bouquet was American Beauty roses, showered with valley lilies, which blended beautifully with her dark suit. The groom was attended by Mir Ernest B. Ware as best man. They were met at an improvised altar by the Rev. MT. J. A. Lee of Plantersvlle, who pro- nounced the vows which united their lives, while Perfect Day. was rem dered softly on the piano by Miss Key holds. Immediately after the ceremony MT. and Mrs. Cox left for their wedding Journey. Both bride and groom were reared in Plantersvile They are held in high esteem by all who know them in both religious and social circles, and the marriage was the elimination of a schoolboy and girl romance. The bride is a charming girl, recently going to Selma to make her home. The out-of- town guests for the wedding were: MT. and Mrs James E. Cox and family, MT. and Mrs. George O. Miller Linden, and Dr. J. D. Jones of Sweetwater, MT. and Mrs. w. A. Reynolds, Miss Myrtle Key holds, Fenlius Reynolds Hart B. Key holds and Miss Willie Dean Reynolds of Jemison, MT. George NJ Steed of Au- burn, Mrs. J. F. Terry, Miss Ruth Terry, Miss Velma Friday, Miss J. Killough, MT. J. D. Harrison and Mir B. Pickering of Plantersville.
 Miss Mary Faison Dixon, the gifted young peoples secretary of the Southern Baptist Womans Missionary union and Miss Clyde Metcalfe, beloved young peo- ples leader for the Baptist women of Alabama, will be the guests of the To- cal Baptist Womans Missionary union on Tuesday and Wednesday, and will speak at a Young Peoples Training school
 
 Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. This is Miss Dixon's first visit to Birmingham and she will be heard with much pleas ure by the women and young people who have been looking forward to her com ing She is the daughter of the distin- guished Dr. A. c. Dixon of London, Eng, and inherits many of her fa.her's gifts. Miss Metcalfe is well known to Birning- ham people and her coming is always harn1Ga6 wit
 The marriage of Miss Ethel Denton, daughter of MT. and Mrs. William Dem ton, and MT. George Murphy will take place this afternoon at ? o'clock.
 MT. and Mrs. Jesse Thompson have is- sued invitations to the marriage of their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Massey, to MT. John Bryan Vaughn on the evening of December 20 at o'clock at the First Methodist church of Wylam
 Mr. Erin Farley will give pupil re- cital on Tuesday afternoon at 80 a clock at Clarke-Jones hall The following pro- gramme will be rendered:
 Sunset Buck Mrs. E. N Cowan: The Pilgrim, Speaks; Where Blossoms Grow, Sans-Souci, Mrs. S. H. Farley; Consola- tion, Mendelssohn, Miss Maude Daniel; Obstenation, De Fontenoilles: Do You Remember Bond, MT. w. C. Steel Re quiem, Homer, Mifawny, Forster, Miss Theodra Poull; Florian's Song, Goddard. Open Thou My Love. Thy Blue Eyes, Massenet, Mrs. o. B. Fleming; Loves Whisper Willeby, Ask Me No More, Sprauss. Miss Cecelia McNamara; Less Than the Dust, l.. Finden, 1nvictus Huhn, MT. Edwin Cook; Rose in the Bud, Forster. Miss Mary l.. Thornton; When Song is Sweet Sans-Souci, Slave Song, Del Riego, Miss Marion Taylor; The Sunshine of Your Smile, Ray, Where My Caravan is Rested, Lohr, Miss Eliza beth Coleman; My Peace is Gone, Huff man, Mrs. K. N. Cowan; Absence, Roma The Star, Rogers, Mrs. O. B. Flemng Unti Sanderson Rose of My Heart, Lohr, Miss Theodora Poull Misses Kathleen Cotter and Beryl Pinner, ac- companists
 There will be a Thanksgiving song serv- ice at the Eleventh Avenue Methodist church this evening at 30 o'clock.
 The following programme will be ren- dered: Organ prelude. Song Without Words" (Thorne). anthem, 70 Come Let Us Sing Danks); hymn No. TIT, con gregation; prayer; soprano solo, Going the Land," (Hachelman): scrip ture reading, Mrs. Fellheimer: anthem Make Joyful Noise" Gewis); an- offertory. violin solo, "Le- gende (WiencowskD Mrs. Holiday Mer- son; sermon, Rev Dr. Johnson, presd- ing elder; soprano solo, "Glory to Thee,