The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-26

| Lyric party Saturday afternoon, com l plimenting Miss Martha Weaver of AL
 bany The guests were Miss Weaver,
 Miss Clyde Latimer, Miss Hazel New 1 man, Miss Annie Murl Haggard, Miss l Cecelia Cain, Miss Kathleen Clarke, Miss | Anna Johnson, Miss Bennie Spinks, Miss
 Nell Hodges, Miss Vera Mae Brewer and
 Miss 1illie Martin,
 The marriage of Miss Mary Louise
 Howard and Mir Robert O'Toole Will take place on the afternoon of Monday, July 3, at 5:3O o'clock, al the home of the bride Miss Margaret Howard will be the maid of honor and MT. Joseph Hodges will be the best man. The Rev
 Fletcher Parrish of the Eleventh Avenue Methodist church will perform the cere- mony Miss Beatrice Tate will be in charge of the music.
 Mr. and Mrs. T. c. Young entertained at an informal party last evening at their home, complimenting the young boys who will leave tomorrow for Camp Green brier, Va, with MT. Young.
 Many stunts of camp life and games made the evening most attractive, as well
 as gave the young fellows an opportunity to become better acquainted before leav- ing for the camp Among the guests were: John Bryan, Oliver Blair Maurice Caheen, John V. Coe, Jr., Arthur C. Crowder, Jr., Charles Nabb Drennen,
 Lawrence Falk, Jean Louis Fies. Herman Fox Brison Glass; Godfrey Goldman, James and Edwin Hood, Adolph Love man. John Lowery Montgomery Ru- dolph Mcclellan, Kenneth Penhangon, Jack Shannon and Louis Schulhoefer Miss Harriett bowman will entertain at a linen shower on Friday afternoon at her home on Princeton avenue, com Ia Ol1Sa Howard. a bride-elect.
 The marriage of Miss Sadie Randolph Clarke, daughter of Mir and Mrs. Robert M. Marshall, and MT. Kirkwood Lester Woody, will take place on the afternoon of July 10 at 2:30 o'clock at the home or the bride on Ash street.
 Miss Margaret Bradshaw will be the maid of honor and Miss Selina Perry, Miss Augusta Dearborn Miss Beatrce Robbins and Miss Helen Armstrong Will be the bridesmaids.
 Miss Minnie McNeill will have the we'd ding march in charge and MT. Edwin Cook will give several vocal numoers. The ceremony will be performed py the Rev. Albert Sidney Johnson of the south Highlands Presbyterian church. wedding of much interest to Ala hamans was that of Miss Frank Ross or Camp Hill to MT. R. Frank Dail Of rus caloosa, which took place on SaturuaS at the First Universaist church of Camp
 Hill. MT and Mrs. Dali will make their home in Tuscaloosa.
 Mrs. William Ross of Camp Hill en- tertained with a weekend house party in honor of her daughter Miss Frank Ross, whose marriage to MT. Frank Dail took place Saturday Those who enjoyed Mrs Ross hospitality were: Miss Minnie All good and Miss Edna Greene of Dade- vile; Evans Harrell of West Point, Ga; | Miss Lucille Hodnett Miss Mary Hodnett, Miss Kate Livingston and Miss Mary Dorman of Notasulga.
 The marriage of Miss Pauline Ballard, daughter of Dr. A. N Ballard and Mir. Daniel Ray Price will take place tomor- row afternoon at 5 o'clock at the home of the bride at Norwood. Only few friends and relatives will witness the ceremony, and no invitations were issued.
 
 Miss Leila Wood entertained at luncheon at the Southern club Saturday ccmplimenting Miss Adele Harrison of | Tuscaloosa, whose marriage to MT. Jack Montgomery of the University of Ala bama will take place July IS, and Miss Pauline Ballard. whose marriage to MT Price will be an event Of tomorrow.
 The table was centered with basket
 of daisies and covers were laid for
 eight.
 Miss Margaret Munger entertained at delightful informal tea yesterday aft ernoon at her home. Arlington" com plmenting Miss Carrie Yates, a popular bride-eect. The guests included the mem- bers of the bridal party and few other friends, who called during the afternoon. The following from the Montgomery Journal will be read with much interest by a large circle of friends in the city: ! July 1 will witness the removal of MT.
 J. Kirkman Jackson from Montgomery