The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-26

Dowen wore a handsome dress of blue silk. The house and dining table were decorated with white chrysanthemums. and ices frozen in the form of wedding bells were served late in the evening.
 Immediately after the reception pr. and Mrs. Massey left for Key West, Fla.s where Dr. Massey is stationed. Mrs. Massey travelled in a stylish coat suit of midnight blue cloth and hat to match, with cut steele trimmings and gray boots and gloves.
 Much interest is being displayed throughout the city by the men as well as the women in the woman's division of the liberty loan sale, as two of the eity's prominent business men have bought bonds for their firm through the wolnan's division. Mir W. D. Colby of [ the W. D. Colby Decorating company has purchased s7OO worth of bonds for his company and Mir l.. Block of the Parisian company had already an- nounced that the proceeds of the sale of his firm for Wednesday morning would be devoted to the buying of bonds through the women's division, and has sent $500 to headquarters for this pur- pose
 The Country club announces dance on the evening of Saturday, November 5, when a number of officers from nearby camps will be the special guests Mrs Felix Drennen, Mrs E. w. Barrett, Mrs. w. H. Kettig and Mrs. Robert Jemison IT,, have been asked to act as hostesses upon this occasion. The receiving party will be composed Of a number of the city's most popular society girls.
 
 The marriage Of Miss Mary Eleanor Heasett and MT. Thomas Andrew Wall was quietly solemnized Wednesday a -s- the brides parents in Norwood The marriage ceremony was read by pr. Coleman c. Daniels of Greensboro In the presence of the immediate relatives and close friends. The bride wore a tail- ored model of midnight blue, with grey accessories. Her corsage was of Kill larney roses and valley lilies Imme- diately following the ceremony MT and Mrs Wall left in their car for their home in Wetumpka.
 The Council of Jewish Women has re- gently issued it's new year book with a most interesting programme for the year. The Council was organized in 1898 and federated in 19o7 The object of the coun- Gil is ito bring about closer relations among Jewish women; to furnish by an organic union medium of communica- ton and means of prosecuting work of common interest; to further united effort in behalf of Judaism by supplying means Of study; to further united efforts in be- half of social reform by the application of the best philanthropic thought"
 Mrs. A. Leo Oberdorfer is president | Mrs Morris Newfield, vice president; Mrs. | Philip Oster, second vice president; Mrs. | Ben Leader, corresponding secretary; Mrs. l Simon Meyerson, recording secretary, | and Mrs. Morris Bernhem, treasurer The | directors for 1916 and 1918 are Mrs. Lena l nt 1nv Tt-r IL. C,-1w- Levy. Directors for 1917 to 1918 are Mrs. | Sidney Hart, Mrs Robert Aland, and l Miss Eva Sandman.
 
 The following invitation has been is- sued
 The Alabama Dancing club request | your presence at their second annual Ala | ball, on Saturday evening, | November 3, the Tutwiler. Nine o'clock. Script"
 Mrs. William Orrison was hostess yes terday afternoon for her bridge club, en- tertaining at the home of her mother, Mrs. Charles Davidson, on Highland ave- nue, says the Annston Star.
 Several attractive visitors were Mrs. Jamison, wife of Lieutenant Jamison of who is one of October's lovely | brides; Mrs. T. D. Donaho and her charming young sister, Miss Mary Zell of 
 
 The following from the Selma Journal will be read with much interest by friends and relatives in the city.
 Leaving Wednesday mornin in cars for the Hardie- -McIlwain wedding were: Mrs. w. c. Agee. Mir. and Mrs l.. K. | McVoy, MT. and Mrs. Watkins Vaughan, Mir. and Mrs Edmund Pettus, MT. and | Mrs. Frank Milhous, MT. and Mrs. George l Swift, Misses Virginia McIlwain and | Mary Minge Graham. From Montgomery | Mrs. W. B. Kelly will go over and Mrs. J. D. Evans and Mrs. J. B. Reid will be wedding guests from Birmingham. Others who went for, the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Allan Grayson. Mr. and Mrs. James | Mallory, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Wilkins, MT. Minge Wilkins, and Rev Joseph | Dunglinson, who performed the cere- mony.
 The regular monthly meeting of the | Parliamentary Law club held on morning at the Civic asso- ,iation headquarters in the Jefferson County Bank building. After the regular meeting, which was ably presided over )y Mrs H H. Howard the meubers