The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-25
News of Society and Activities it of Women

many soldiers who have been sent these things by their families and friends. but there are many who are depending on nonrelativeS to furnish them. Anyone having knitted garments may send them to the Navy league and they will be sent to Captain Joi dan, who will personally deliver them to his men. The Navy league headquarters in the Jefferson County Bank building will be open every day from 10 to 80 o'clock.
 The big mass meeting to be held in the auditorium of the Chamber of Com merce this afternoon at o'clock under the auspices of the Jefferson county food committee, of which Postmaster R. Smyer is chairman. and who will preside at the meeting, is to be one Of the big events of the weeks patriotic activities for war service. MT. Richard M Hobbie. food administrator for Ala bama, will be the principal speaker. Short talks by Congressman George EIuddleston, Mrs. D. A. Echols, Dr. George R. Stuart, MT. O. L. Bum, Mrs. w. L. Murdoch, MT. T. P. Hay, Jr., Mrs. .C H. Oliver and Mrs. c. H Mathis will follow MT. Hobbies address. Miss Augusta Clark Miss Miriam Smyer, Miss Evelyn Wilkinson and Miss Eugen1a Biount will be the pages, and the audi torium will be decorated with American
  of food posters furnished by the govern ment The pages will distribute the governments food conservation litera- ture and programmes.
 Mrs L. C. Hussey of Anniston an-- nounces the marriage of her sister, Miss Anrie Clardy, to MT. H. A. Moseley of Birmingham. The wedding took place Wednesday, October 2f, 1917
 
 The following announcement has been received: Miss Morton announces fac- ulty recital, Louie Compton seminary, Friday evening, October 26, 1s17 at $ o'clock. Soloists: Miss Jessie Beach. voice: Mrs. Inez Halby Merson, violin; Miss Thomas Roquemore, reader; Mrs. Margaret Tutwiler and Mrs. Merson at the piano. Art exhibition from Chicago Art institute 930 D. m., seminary parlors, You and your friends are cordially in- vited.''
 Miss Catherine Perry of Atlanta, the attractive guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank dancing party Friday evening given by the Night Hawks Dancing club, com posed of the younger set. MT. Albert Toney and Mir. Judge Harper will act as hosts at the affair.
 The Night HAWKS VIII not ElV0 Lnelr annual Christmas dance as was an- nounced a few days ago, but have used the funds for this purpose in purchasing liberty bonds.
 The marriage of Miss Minnie Dryer, daughter of Judge and Mrs. Edmund Dryer, and MT. Edward Roy Taylor, took place yesterday morning at g o'clock at the Southside Baptist church, and was witnessed by large assembly of friends and relatives, many being In the city for the event.
 Before the ceremony Miss Sara Mallam sang very beautifully, "The Heart of Her. and was accompanied by Mrs Cor rie Handiey Rice at tn eorgan. The ushers were MT. Ralph Barrow and Mr. Clarence Barker, who led the way to the altar. which was made most attrac- tive with handsome ferns and stately palms, combined with roses and lighted with many candles.
 Mrs. Edward Crawford was the matron of honor and wore a tailored suit of white satin with large picture hat, and carried American Beauty Sroses. Miss Sarah Dryer. sister of the bride, was the maid of honor and was very | lovely in white georgette crepe frock with black hat. Her flowers were also l American Beauty roses. eA The bride entered with her father, by whom she was given in marriage, and was very charming in her travelling suit of blue cloth with gray hat. boots ane gloves. She wore a corsage of roses, val ley lilies and orchids. After the cere-