The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-01

Viking Mrs. S. A. Jones, Mrs. John
 Keith, Mrs. R. L. Green, Mrs Amos
 Corey, Mrs. Abner Hawkins, Mrs. T. B.
 Rltchie. Mrs. Henry Hoot, Mrs w. A.
 Griffin, Mrs. w. F. Suydam, Mrs. M. D.
 Bishop, Miss Grace Waters and others.
 The marriage of Miss tSussie Willis to
 MT. John Snuff was quietly solemnized
 Weonesday evening al the home of the
 brides parents on Ensley Highlands Rev.
 MT Brubaker of the Ensley Highlands
 Presbyterian church officiating The
 bride entered with her brother, MT. An drew Willis, who gave her in marriage.
 and was met by the groom before an
 improvised altar of palms, ferns and
 sweet peas. Immediately following the
 ceremony MT. and Mrs. Snuff left for
 Hot Springs, Ark, and upon their re-
 turn will be at home with the bride S
 parents on Ensley Highlands MT. Snuff
 Is connected with the Tennessee Coal,
 Iron and Railroad company, and is well known in Birmingham as well as in
 Ensley. Just preceding the ceremony a selection of nuptial music was rendered
 by Miss Rita Chisolm. Only the mem-
 bers of the two families and the inn mediate friends were present
 The First Presbyterian church was the scene of beautiful wedding Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. when Miss Kath- crime Tanner Parrish became the bride of MT Lafayette Randolph Hanna of Bir- mlngham. The church was prettily deco rated for the. occasion with an artistic placing of palms. ferns and white bas- kets filled with pink gladiolas. Before the ceremony. musical programme was rendered by Mrs. J. c. Haygood on the organ, and Miss Amelia Pincus on the violin. As the strains of Lohengrin's wedding march was played the attend ants entered the church. the bridesmaids alternating with the ushers and grooms- men, says the Montgomery Advertiser. The matron of honor. Mrs Stuart May. wore becoming gown of pink Georgette crepe and leghorn hat trimmed with pink roses. Miss Elise Parrish, younger sister of the bride, and her maid of honor wore a dainty toilette of white organdie and lace over pink silk with pink ribbons and a leghorn hat trimmed with pink roses. They both carried shower bouquets of pink roses and ferns, tied with tulle. The bridesmaids, Miss Mildred Lee, Miss Gypsie Boykin, Miss Evelyn Saffold, Miss Myrtle Thompson, Miss Elizabeth Stevenson and Miss Jeane Tanner of Helena, Ark, wore with leghorn hats trimmed with pink roses. They carried bouquets of Mrs. Henderson roses. The ushers and groomsmen were MT. M c. Collins. MT. R. W. Quinn. MT F. C. Cunningham MT. J. R. Murray, MT. F. s. Jemison, all Of Birmingham and Mrs. w. c. Brown, Jr of Montgomery. The bride entered with her father, Mir c. B. Parrish by whom she was given in marriage. She was girlish and beautiful in her wedding gown of white duchess satin, with trim ,,,;, Nf t1,l1a rl rt train of white satin. Her veil of tule was caught with orange blossoms and she carried shower bouquet of brides roses and lilies of the valley. They were met at the altar by MT. Hanna and his best man, MT R. D. Ramsey of Lynch burg, Va. The ceremony Was performed by Dr. R. H McCaslin and the ring serv- ice was used. Immediately afterwards Mir Hanna and his bride left for we'd ding trip. after which they will go to Birmingham to make their home. The bride travelled in a smart coat suit of dark blue French serge, with tan shoes and gloves and chic hat of blue straw trimmed with wings. The bride is an attractive girl and In this city where she has grown to young woinanhood has a large circle of warm friends who wish for her every happiness but who regret that her marriage will take her to an  Hanna is a prominent young attorney of Birmingham and is popular in business ad social circles. He has host of warm frieds who will welcome his bride most cordially. MT. and Mrs. Hanna will be at home on Beech street. Bir- mingham.
 The marriage of Miss Ruth Norris, daughter of MT. and Mrs C. V. Norris. and MT. w. R. Scholl of Ensley. took place at the home of the bride. and was witnessed by number of friends and relatives. The house was most attrac- lively decorated with quantities of cut flowers and ferns. The ceremony was in the living room before very beautiful floral altar built of ferns and sweet peas. by the Rev. w. E. Holmes Mrs. M. F. Hickman was the matron of honor and wore gown of pink voile and picture hat and carried pink roses. Miss Dolly Scholl was the maid of honor and was attractive in a pale green voile frock. with picture hat. Her flowers were pink roses, The bride uas given in r11arriage hy her father and