The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-10
By EMMA REID RYALL

The marriage of Miss Carrie Yates.
 tighter of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph A..
 ates, and Mir. Richard L. Bowron son Jf Mir. and Mrs. James Bowron, will be one of the brilliant events of the month. on account of the popularity of both young people and the prominence ne the families. Miss Yates has asked Miss Margaret Moore. Miss Margaret Munger, Miss Hattie Cullom and Miss Mary An derson of Selma to be her bridesmaids. Miss Annie Moore Provost of Mobile will be the maid of honor Mrs. R. M. Mon tague. an aunt of the bride, and Mrs. Grover Tilden Davis. a sister of the groom. will be the matrons of honor. Mir, Bowron will be attended by his brother, MT. Edgar Bowron, as best man, and the other men in the wedding party are MT. rank Morrow. MT Hugh Conner, Lieut.. Joseph Yates and MT James Yates. broth CTS of the bride MT. Sorsby Temison. Mir. Meredith Roberts and MT. Melvin Davis. Master Ernest Gailor, a cousin of the bride, will be the ring bearer, and little Miss Mtyene Yates, young sister of the bride, will be the flower girl.
 The Agalia Literary society of the Gen. tral High school held it's annual picnic at East Lake park Friday afternoon, which was a most enjoyable affair under the chaperonage of the club sponsor, MES Olarl6 LynCn.
 
 Mrs. Solomon Mullen of West End, en- 1 tertained at a very delightful and in- | formal luncheon yesterday, compliment 1 ing popular young bride, Mrs Charles F. White. The guests were limited to a few close friends.
 MT. and Mrs. I. J. Osbun entertained at dinner party last evening at the Roe buck club. complmenting MT. and Mrs. | R. P. Jones and their son, MT. Robert Jones of Atlanta. and Mrs. Cecil of Ken lucky. and Mrs. Flames The guests were Mir and Mrs. Jones, MT. Robert Jones, Mrs. Flames, MT. and Mrs. H. c. ireland, Mrs Cecil of Kentucky MT. and Mrs. i c. C. Ireland, Mr. and Mrs Edward Crawford, and MT. s. B. Thompson. | The following invitations are being sent | to friends: MT and Mrs. Joseph Atkin- I son Yates request the honor of your pres ence at the marriage of their daughter, Caroline Louise, to MT. Richard Louis Bowron. on Wednesday, June 27, 1917, at 5:9o o'clock at St. Mary's on the High lands, Birmingham, Ala"
 l A play written and staged by Mrs D. A. Rippy, was presented at the Woodlawn | city hall Thursday evening for the benefit l of the Boys club which is to be estab-
 
 acters, together with chorus of 32 chill dren, and the play was altogether a sue 1 cess from an instructive point of view. as well as being entertaining. It was l built around the subject of establishing 1 boys clubs and presented a vital truth in 1 a very attractive way.
 | The commencement exercises of the Academy of Music, Daisy Woodruff, di- rector, will begin this week. The first re- cital will be Thursday evening a s ! o'clock at the Starr Piano Concert hall The last recital will be Friday evening, June 2. at o'clock. Candidates for training class certificates are Misses De- I la Garrett and Mary Lynn. Mesdames John Lathem and Joseph Rush. Candi- 1 dates for piano certificates, Misses Mil dred Crabbe and Mamie Rencher Pub lie cordially invited
 1 Mrs J. T. Coulburn will entertain ar informal party Tuesday morning at Il o'clock experimenting her guests, Miss l Henrietta Coulburn and Miss Ada Coch- | rane, of Christine, Md. The invitations will include the members of the younger I set.
 | Mrs. Sam Aston was hostess yesterday i afternoon al her handsome Pinehurst home in one of the most beautiful teas of the entire season, entertaining in hon or of Mrs. Archie Tyson of Montgomery | and Mrs. Sydney Leach, a lovely young bride. says the Tuscaloosa News. | This charmingly arranged courtesy as sembled 200 guests, who were received in the music room, which was radiant in it's decoration of spring blossoms.
 1 Greeting the incoming guests very in | formally at the entrance were Mrs. James Fitts Aston and Mrs William Collier; 1 Mrs. Aston wearing a becoming after noon costume of gray georgette crepe, re- ceived her friends with gracious cordial lity. introducing Mrs. Tyson. who was lovely in an exquisite toilette of lingerie, combined with a bit of old blue about the bodice and a black picture hat, complet- l ing the costume. Mrs. Leachs strikingly handsome blonde beauty was enhanced 1 by an elegant evening robe of blue tulle embroidered In iridescent beads and built { over silver radium.
 | The dining room was embowered with beautiful blossoms of varied hue. The serving tables were appointed with an | embroidered lunch cloth and the central decoration was a flower basket filled with an assortment of garden offerings in shades of gold, violet rose and pink. Cor geous radiance roses filled a vase at one end of the board, while pink and white sweet peas graced the opposite side where Mrs. Shaler Houser and MT. William , Dempsey Partlow served a refreshing fro zen ginger ale. French pastries, dainty sandwiches, pink dripped cherries, nut confections and individual embossed cakes were passed by Miss Mena Mon- nish and Miss Hattie Long.
 | In the sun parlor, where all is bright and beautiful, much greenery and bloom ing plants gave additional charm, ant here Mrs. DeVane Jones with Mrs. Jn