The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-02

With pink roSebudS and valley nh'ss. Tne fluffy tulle added to the artistil effect of the table.
 The bride and groom left last evening for wedding trip, and later will go to Columbia, $. C., where he is with tho coast artillery The bride wore stun- ming black velvet travelling suit with hat to match.
 MEADOW-WALKER
 The marriage of Miss FIorine Walker and Mir owen B. Meadow of Columbia, S. C., took place on Friday afternoon at the home of the brides parents, Mir. and Mrs J. V. Walker, on Sixteenth avenue, south, where the ceremony was performed by the Rev. pr. J. M. Broadly. and was witnessed by only a few friends and relatives. There were no attend- ants. The bride wore travelling suit of dark blue chiffon broadcloth and carried brides roses. Mir. Meadow and his bride left for short visit to Att lanta en route to Columbia, $. C.. where they will make their home. i lFORTNIGHTLY CLUB
 Mrs. G. A. Allison and Mrs. w. L. Turner were hostesses to the members and friends of the Fortnight1y Social club, entertaining in the tea garden at Steele-Smith's Friday afternoon from ] o'clock to g. The tables were arranged for the club game of forty-two. At the close of the game an ice course was served in which the color scheme of yell low and white was carried out Those included in this charming hospitality were: Misses Carrie Allen and Grace Steen, Mesdames G. L. Blanton, D. C. Harris, P z. Huddieston, Gregory Jones, .Swann, B. c. Taylor, P. S. Wil- son, W. F. Williams, Wallace Johns. W.
 
 mont, Kenneth Warren, Cecil Coombs. F. o. Croy, S. A. Townsend. T. F. Healy, Mrs. James Wood, J. c. Smith. A. c. Smith, C. B. Sowers. R. H. Shro- der, H. G. Sellers, Ben Karp T. M. steen, W. F. Jordan, J. F. Burks, Jos Tate, R. A. Long, L. Brooks, F. B. Pat terson, c. M. Allen, Earnest Matthews, ID. o. Watkins, R. E. Osborn. F. II. Me- Bee, M A. Staples, L. R. Patton, How ard Bowdry. W. A. Hammond, Frazer of Tupelo, Miss. and Mrs. Walter Thomas.
 SOUTHSIDE BAPTIST BAZAAR
 The ladies of the Southside Baptist church announce & bazar for December 6 and T at the home of Mrs. Charles Nabb, the general chairman.
 Mrs. Hugh Mcdonald will act ss chairs man of the miscellaneous booth; Mrs. William Sadler, bourdoir booth; Mrs. J. w. Whately, bags; Mrs. c. B. MilleA handkerchiefs; Mrs. W. T. Ward. miss cellaneous booth; Mrs. George Durhans caps and aprons, and Mrs J. O. Thomps son, the baby's booths. These articles will be sold to aid their work for the Red Cross unit, which will be furnished by the women of Birmingham
 MISS BOWIE ENTERTAINS
 Miss Alice Bowie entertained a few friends at dinner last evening at tha Country club. Among the guests were MT. and Mrs. Bowie, Miss Elizabeth Caldwell Locke, Miss Emily Dixon, Miss Catherine Carey, Mir. Caldwell, Robert Chadwick of Anniston, William Badham. John wells, Henry Fowlkes, Robert Hemphill and Capt Sterling A. Wood. COPELAND-FOX.
 A wedding which will como as . sur- prise to friends in the city Is that of Capt. John F. Copeland, son of MT. and Mrs. B. Rivers Copeland of this city, and Miss Charlotte Fox Of Des Moines. Ia., which took place on Thursday at the home of the bride
 Captain Copeland has been stationed at Fort Niagara as senior training officer and will arrive in this city with his
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