The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-22

NSSii 1'. LdHleT OI lnlS Clty anu NAiSi7 benrietta Gibson, daughter of MT. and
 rs J. B. Gibson, also of Birmingham, Nnleh took place yesterday afternoon
 Fortress Monroe Va, where young Mr Lanier is in training for coast artii- NY work. The ceremony was performed las witnessed by only a few friends md relatives. The young bride was
 cempanied to Virginia by her mother,
 IFS Gibson, and her grandmother, Mrs, H. Sims. She wore girlish white ksandy frock, with white picture hat. Fer flowers were white roses. After a Eert trip Mrs. Lanier will reside near kle camp to be near her husband MT. #snier is a son of Mr.. and Mrs Ster- Eng Lanier of this city and one of Bir- Eineham's most popular young men. ELS lovely young bride is from Wood wn and has scores of friends through Nut the city The wedding was to have #ken place later in the season, but on Nccount of the prospect of troops leaving bon for the front the date was changed. The following from the Albany and hecaturs Daily will be read with much Interest by Mrs. Penny's many friends II Birmingham Tn the literature of to- hy few states can produce a stronger 1T more erudite novel than A Woman S Problem, from the pen of Mrs. J. E.. Penney of Birmingham, now in it's sec bnd edition. In recognition of her worth E1e author is president of the Writers Eub, and several other clubs of her Ety. and future production of fiction k this gifted writer may be anticipated Eith much interest by readers. Mrs. Ianney was the honoree on yesterday |fternoon at an at home, given by Mrs. [phn D. Wyker to the Progressive Gull lre club, of which she was formerly a |7ember The function was al fresco. fowls of sweet peas and ferns made a Aretty decoration. The hostess, always Ira eious, wore simple white shirtwaist md skirt with spray of cerese sweet peas It the belt. fitted perfectly in the pie &ire. The occasion was one of which AIrs. Penney had an opportunity to meet T number of old friends. During the Nfternoon delicious ices were served by Nfrs. Wyker, assisted by little Clara Eerry Hunt.
 A beautiful marriage was solemnized NJ Alexander City on Wednesday even bg at 6:30 o'clock at the Baptist church, There the ceermony was performed by he Rev. Arnold s. Smith. The con- Facting parties were Miss Mary Sue Fado of Alexander City, to MT. Palmer ". Boykin of Jackson.
 The bridal party entered to the strains E Lohengrin's bridal chorus, played by Hrs. Mildred Jackson.
 The bride carried a bouquet of roses Ind lilies of the valley, and was dressed h blue travelling suit of jersey silk Eth hat to match. She presented her grandmother, Mrs. Susan Hodo, who is E years old, the bridal bouquet of flow AFs which proved to be a most touching ind beautiful act
 The groom is connected with the
 outhern railway at Jackson and the
 hide is well known in educational cir
 les of the state. They left at once for
 incinnati, Washington, Niagara Falls. Flew York and other eastern points. After August 10 they will be at home at Jackson.
 Judge Anderton's Sunday school class 9f the West End Baptist church met kt the home of w. M. Goodwin, 1923 Tus- Haloosa avenue. Thursday evening in a Business session. The name Cinderton Bible class was adopted, and plans for In extension campaign for new mem Hers was formulated
 After the business the class was served With refreshments Owing to the crowded condition of the Sunday school Ioom the class is having its lessons in the tabernacle and all members are re- Nuested to meet there this morning at
 30.
 The Young Judaeans held their regular
 heeting at the Young Mems Hebrew as-
 ociation last Sunday. The programme consisted of two piano solos by Miss Bophie Seigel and Miss Minnie Rosen-
 lum MT Sol Dank gave the life of
 'hedar Wuzl.
 Among the visitors was Miss Fannie |Veiner of the Chattanooga Older Ju- laens, who gave the club the history of he Chattanooga club and the success
 u play they gave, and the proceeds vent to the war sufferers.
 . FThe following were taken into the club $unday: Miss Mildred Levy, Miss Freda .4evy, Miss Estella Band, Miss Agnes Nanes, MT. Joe Roobin, MT. Harry Cop Ian. MT Nose Gotlieb, MT. Louis Pollock. !, Miss Virginia Rutledge Stephens en- |ertained a very lovely informal lunch ion party on Friday at the home of her Grandparents, MT. and Mrs. Carlos Reese, at Maplehurst, complimenting Hiss Annie Byrne of Tennessee the kuest of Miss Juliet Perry. The table E s adorned with sweet peas and the tests were Miss Byrne, Miss Perry Hiss Jessie Mathews, Miss Virginia Prcckman, Miss Fannie Bowers, Miss hattie Coleman. Miss Desrie Burn and Hiss Virginia Dixon.
 1 The following announcement has beer deceived by friends in the city: Mrs Annie Barbour Morgan announces the marriage of her daughter Frances Irby 10 Mir Arthur Folford Allen on Thurs Bay, June 2l, 1917, Springfield. Mo-" The forng bride is a granddaughter of the nte Senator John T. Morgan of ....s ltate.
 1 Mrs. A. M. Johnson of Jackson. Miss, Is the guest of Mrs. Reizi Thomas at her home at Roebuck and is being very Helightfully entertained Mrs. Thomas Entertained at a bridge party in her hoonr the past week There were three
 tables of players and the guests were Mrs. R. c. Holman. Mrs. Charles lSharples Mrs B. B. Ansley Mrs. L. s. Smith, Mrs. Krummel, Mrs. Hoke Mrs Warren Lewis, Mrs. Warren Lewis. Jr., Mrs. B. A. Earth and Mrs. Carter West bf Uniontown.
 Mrs. c. A. Earth entertained at her home on Thursday afternoon, compli- henting Mrs. A. M. Johnson of Jackson, Miss, the guest of Mrs. Reinzi Thoma S.
 The Alabama charter chapter. Daugh- Eers of 1912. have formed themselves into