The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-18
ny EMMA REIn RYALL

Ian invitation from the Association O. Southern Fairs and Propositions, of whicl Mir George T. Barnes is president, to ad- dress this associate which meets in th'
 convention hall of the Patton hotel o 1 Chattanooga tomorrow and next day
 Her subject will be. "Womans Work 1T
 the Fair"
 1 Miss Freda Avant entertained the mem bers of the Dillon-Avant wedding party at dance at the home of her parents
 MT and Mrs. c. w. Avant, on Soutf | Fifteenth street, on Tuesday evening, fol 1 lowing the rehearsal at the church. The dining room table was adorned with a
 large handsome embossed cake and late
 in the evening delightful ices were served | to about 90 guests.
 The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Going
 daughter of Mrs. James A. Going and
 MT. Rhodes Boykin, was beautifully sol
 emnized yesterday afternoon at the fam lily residence on Highland avenue. : The entire house was thrown open and beautifully decorated with quantities oi
 handsome greenery and cut flowers. 1 To the sweet strains of Lohengrin' wedding march, played by MT. and Mrs Oliver Chalifoux on the violin and harp
 the bridal party entered l MISS fllZdUeLu d touSlIl OA LHc bride. was the maid of honor She wore
 most becoming frock of pink georgette
 crepe with gold hat trimmed with blue Ivelvet She carried an arm bouquet of | Lady Russell roses
 1 The bride entered with her brother, MT.
 Rufus Going who gave her in marriage. 1 They were met al the altar by the groom and his best man, Mir Bester
 Brown. The ceremony took place under 1 AupIn either side were tall standards filled with
 handsome pink roses. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. J. S. Foster of | the First Presbyterian church. l The bride wore an exquisite travehng gown of blue cloth trimmed with mole skin. Her hat was old rose. She wore lovely corsage of orchids and valley lilies. | After the ceremony an informal recep- ton was held and Mrs. Going was as sisted in receiving by the bride and groom, Mrs. w. c. Boykn of Augusta, Ga, mother of the groom Mrs. Joseph McLester, Mrs. A. G. Smith, Miss Dubose | of Gadsden and Mrs. Samuel Connolly or Chattanooga.
 | A delightful salad course was served in 1, the dining room, where the table was adorned with two silver baskets filled with Lady Russell roses. | MT. Boykin and his lovely young bride
 
 will reside with Mrs. Boyxin's mother, Mrs. Going
 Mrs. Boykin is one of Birmingham's s iloveliest young women and since her de- but few seasons ago has been one of the most admired young women in so- ciety.
 Mrs. R. J. Strickland will entertain to- morrow at her home on South Thirteenth street. giving a bridge luncheon for two visitors, Miss Margaret Sledge of Tyler, Tex, who is the guest of Mrs. Panky
 and Mrs Omar Saunders of Atlanta, the
 guest of Mrs. H. ". Bostick The Spanish club of Central High school held it's regular meeting Monday They studied Early Literature" An interest ing paper was given by Miss Mccoy; sThe Life of Erailla," by Miss Griggs;; "A
 Storm at Sea-, by Miss Lee, and quota tions by members.
 The following programme will be rem
 dered this morning at Il o'clock by the Music Study club at Cable hall: Paper Schubert Minor symphony" :" Analyzed with Illustrations; Mrs. Victor Hanson.
 Symphony minor, two pianos, four hands. Schubert! Miss Estelle Holloway and Miss Bessie Hamilton. l Songs (a) Du bist die Ruh, (b) Auf dem Wasser gu Singen, Co Erl Koenig, Schu- bert; Miss Norma Schoolar. Piano. 'Impromptu,' Schubert; Miss Lowella Hanlin
 Mrs. J. T. Miller was hostess on Tues day afternoon to the Worthwhile club. Her handsome home was decorated with ferns and flowers. A very interesting contest was enjoyed Mrs. Eugene Reed and Miss Alice Hensley won the prizes. salad course was served to the club members and one guest who was Mrs. Clarence Rice. The next meeting will be January 31 with Mrs. Engene Reed in | Norwood.
 | The concert which was to have been given this evening at the Tutwiler by l Adele Case Yam, has had to be called off on account of the sudden severe ill., ness of the artist who is the guest of | Mrs Robert Newell.
 | The marriage of Miss Annie Olivia Hen l ley daughter of Mrs. A. S. Henley, and MT. Lawrence Sherrell Mover took l place yesterday afternoon at the South ] side Baptist church. where the ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. Preston l Blake, pastor of that church, and was
 witnessed by a number of friends and | relatives.
 | The church was handsomely arranged