The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-08-26
ENSLEY

l A wedding of interest to a wide circle ] of friends throughout the state was sol | emnized at the Church of the Epiphany in Washington Tuesday evening, wher Miss Beryl AfeCauley became the bride of Capt Lee Frazer Banks If Birmingham, Only few relatives and intimate friends were present and later attending d recep- tion at the home Of the brides mother Miss Heath oi Norfolk, Va, was maid Of honor and the grooms brother, MT J. J. Banks, Jr.. was best man. The bride Is the daughter of Mrs. Sara Tolson Macauley and as a child lived in Montgomery, where she has relatives, later going to Washington to reside For the past three years she has been promi- nent in educational circles of this city.
 The groom is the son of Judge and Mrs. James J. Banks of this state, and is a member of the prominent Frazer family, being nephew of Mir. Thomas Sidney Frazer of Union Springs, one of Ala hanas best known men. Until his selec- tion for the Fort McPherson training camp he was principal of Ensey High school
 Captain and Mrs. Banks are at present visiting Captain Banks mother, his father being in Honolulu Later they Will go to his station at Fort Gordon.
 Miss Jess Nickerson of Selma was the inspiration for delightful box party a, the Bijou, "Wednesday afternoon which was given by Misses Pearl and Mollie Jordan, whose house guest she is Others included were Mrs. R. H. McDaniel, Miss Ruth Davis, Miss Odie Self of Carbon lilll, Miss Della Harrison and Miss Mar Garet Davis.
 The Insley Highland Forty-two club met at the home of Mrs. F. O. Harris Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. T. J. Carter as hostess. Quantities of golden glow were arranged ill hangiey baskets and vases. The score cards were hand painted girl heads done in yellow and white At the close of the games a salad course with hints was served, effectively carrying out the color scheme. The club members present were: Mrs. R. L. Hass- Ter, Mrs. w. J. Kelly, Mrs. c. T. Thoma- son, Mrs. F. F. Swann, Mrs c. T. Mtch- ell, Mrs. Gillespie, Mrs. s. B. Fort Mrs. F. C. Harris, and Mrs. T. J. Carter
 Mrs. Charles A. Hassler. who is visiting her sister, Mrs. M. L. Flowers. in Mem phis has been the recipient of a number of social honors, several pretty affairs be- ins given for her.
 MT and Mrs. N. H. Hawkins and Haw- thorn, Jr, have returned from visits to friends and relatives in Montgomery and New Orleans and other southern points
 Lieut., Leon Bradley, the son of Revs and Mrs. l.. M. Bradley, who has been their guest since his return from Fort McPherson, left Friday for New York, en route to France.
 Miss Margaret Mentzel has returned from visit to Miss Claude Moey in Cuth- bert, Ga.
 Mrs. Conrad Boterweg has as her guest her sister Miss Edna Chapman of Perry, Ga.
 Miss Virginia Hay is i'll at her home on Ensley Highlands.
 pr. w. $. Rountree and Mir. and Mrs Joseph Martin are spending sometime at Wrightsville Beach.
 MT. O. c. Moss is resting nicely at the Birmineham infirmary, following an oper- alton for appendicitis.
 Mrs. Albert Spencer and infant son have gone to Lookout mountain. where it is hoped the baby will entirely recover from his recent serious illness
 Miss Susie Brown Anderson is the guest of MT and Mrs. J. S. Keith.