The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-09

terday at the Country club compliment ing Miss Fannie Dunn, bride-elect. The guests included Miss Dunn, Mrs. E. J. Dunn, Miss Kate Hopkins, Mrs w, R. J. Dunn, Mrs. McGee Porter, Mrs. Alexan- der Birch, Mrs. Walter Phillips, Miss Margaret Moore, Miss Elizabeth Wyman and Miss Elizabeth Caldwell Locke.
 
 A marriage of interest to many friends is that of Miss Lucille Pond and Dr. J. T. Waites. both of Rockford, which took place Thursday evening at the home of MT. l.. B. Stanley on South Highlands, where the ceremony was performed by the Rev. B. T. Waits, pastor of the First Methodist church of Ensey, a brother of the groom. and was witnessed by a few friends and relatives Dr. Waites and his bride left at once for Rockford, where they will make their home. The wedding was to have taken place later in the sum mef, but the plans were changed the past few days
 Mrs. Corrie Handley Rice will give the second of a series of pupils recitals this afternoon at 3;SO o'clock at Cable hall The following programme ~ill be rem dered: Valentine Lady (Ca ajman). Flor ence Tarrant. 'Hansel and Gretel" (CampbelD; (a) Happy Idea" Cb) Tn the Wood" Co "Murmuring Spring" (d) Elfin Dance" Aieen and Lida Stephen son. (a) "Elfin Dance (Greig); (bl "Grandmother's NInuet' (Greig); (c) Sailors Song (Greig), Lula Franklin (al "Novelette" CRimsl6y- -Karsanow); (p) "Yuccas" (Cadman), Madeline Wilcox (a) Suite Nos. and (Reinhold); (b) Butterfly (Greig), Sara Newsome. (a) Etude-B minor CHellar); (b) April Birds DeKoven), Gertrude Brown. (a) Little Primrose Gawrence) (b) Fra grance of the Rose" (Howard); Co Brownies Festival (Seeboeclx), Blumie Shugerman. Butterfly Qavallee), El- len DupuX (a) "Morningl Song" CHen- selb (b) "Scherzo' (Greig), Bessie Whit ford
 The marriage of Miss Laura Lyman and MT. Tom Woods of Vredenburg was solemnized at the Baptist church of Mon tevallo Wednesday evening at o'clock. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. l.. c. IT. Williams, rector of the Wood- lawn Episcopal church. The church was beautifully decorated in green and white, vines and ferns covering the whole front of the church, where many candles shed their soft light. The bridesmaids, Miss Florence Boyd Miss Ella Peters, Miss Mamie Meroney, Miss Lucille Perry, Miss Gladys Jones Williams, Miss Grace Ly- man, came down from the back of the church through the chancel followed by the maid of honor, Miss Nina Lyman, sister of the bride. the matron of honor. Mrs. George Craig of Selma and little Miss Hattie Lyman, flower girl. They were met by the bride and her father. E. S. Lyman, and the groom with his best man, MT. J. H. Middleton, and the ushers, MT. Willis Lyman and MT. Ed ward Lyman brothers of the bride, and MT Cole and MT. Gillian of Maplesville. The bridesmaids, maid of honor and ma- tron of honor were dressed in white or gandie with Georgette crepe hats and carried large bouquets of white sweet peas. The bride was dressed in a blue taffeta travelling suit and carried a bou- quet of brides roses and lilies of the valley. The bride is the lovely daughter of Judge F. s. Lyman, former teacher or violin at the Alabama Girls Technical in stitute, and is one of the most popular young ladies of Montevallo. They will make their home at Vredenburgh Pre- ceding the wedding a musical programme was given by MT. Calkins Miss Hurst and Mrs. Middleton, consisting of vocal vio- lin and pipe organ numbers composed by MT. Calkins especially for the occasion.