The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-04

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 IA\ terest is that of Miss Annie Pear c SS son of this city and the Rev Frank Arthur saylor. which took place on Thursday morning, August 30, at Pike, N. H. The wedding was quietly celebrat- ed at the home of the brides cousin Mrs. Bertram Pike, and MT. Pike, and there were no attendants
 The bridee was given in marriage by her aunt, Mrs Robert H. Pearson, with whom she made her home here and the ceremony was performed by the Rev MT. Wood of Caldbrook, N. H. Mrs, David G. Evans of New York city played the wedding march The bride wore blue tailored gown with hat to match Her flowers were American Beauty roses.
 Mr. and Mrs. Saylor left at once for New York and sailed on Saturday for Porto Rico to make their home, where Mir. Saylor is in charge of a parish there being sent by the Episcopal church. Mrs. SayIor is one of Birmingham's loveliest young women and scores of friends throughout the city and Alabama feel a deep interest in the event. 2
 
 The Huntsville Avenue Bridge club, which was recently organized, will meet on Thursday September 18, with Mrs. Austin Beavers. The club will meet every two weeks and the members are: Mrs. Austin Beavers, Miss Helen Ben- ners Mrs. Rufus Fell, Mrs Lawson Gam bile, Mrs Flanders Johnson, Mrs. A. J. Carroll, Mrs. Ralph Russell, Miss Grace Meighan, Mrs. Charles Woodruff. Mrs. D B Ma NrS rd (ihprabarz Mrs. William Armstead Smith.
 One of the interesting affairs of last evening was the dance given by the Alab anna Dancing club at the Tutwiler. adornments and dancing continued until a late hour. Among those who acted as chaperones were MT. and Mrs. J. H. Hahn, Mir and Mrs. w c. Cunningham, MT and Mrs W. H. Fruitticher MT. and Mrs. A. J. Noojin, MT and Mrs. Ben Davis, MT. and Mrs. B. T. Harris, Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Finder, MT. and Mrs. R. L. Edwards and Mrs. E. N. Lsenont, Mir. and Mrs. Marshall Hogan, Dr. and Mrs Tucker
 Miss Grace Fruitticher, Miss Frances Dodge and Miss Margaret Hardwick, three lovely young women, assisted in leading the grand march.
 Mrs. T. H. Wright and Miss Nola Bur gin will entertain this afternoon at n tea at the home of the former, com plimenting Miss Marguerite Keith, a bride-eleet.
 Miss Hannah Klotzman entertained at a Lyric party yesterday afternoon, com plimenting Miss Mildred Fox. whose we'd ding Wednesday evening to MT. Alvin Baum will be an interesting event. The guests were Miss Fox, Mss Mollie Ans ter of Chattanooga, Miss Isabell Levy stein, Miss Julia Hirsch, Miss Clarioe Sommers, Miss Zelma Lefkovits, Miss Violet Senon, Miss Ruth and Miss Ber- nice Loeb of Montgomery Miss Phyllis Ash and Miss Lillian Klotzman.
 The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Prince and Mr. Emmet Collins on the afternoon of September 19, at 5;30 o'clock, at the Independent Presbyterian church, will be of much interest to a large circle of friends and relatives throughout the city.
 Miss Jordan Prince will be her sisters s maid of honor, and the bridesmaids will be Miss Josephine Evins, Miss Gillian Goodall, Miss Leila Robinson, Miss Eliza beth Hutchins of Montgomery
 The groomsmen will be Lieut. Benjamin F. Moore, MT. Miles Pranmell of Texas, MT. James Nelson, MT. Charles DeBar- deleben, Jr., and MT. Percy Hillhouse. The ushers are to be MT. William Vaughn. NIr Shirley Harris. Mr.. c. B. Ireland and MT. Louis Ebersole
 Miss Olivia ONeal will entertain the Tuesday Card club this afternoon at the Country club.
 Mrs. Ferd Caheen received a telegram yesterday afternoon informing her of the serious illness of her sister, Mrs A. Goldstein, at her home in New Orleans. Mrs Caheen left last night for New Orleans, where she will remain until her sisters condition is such that she can return home.
 Mrs. Csoldstein is well known in Bir- mingham, where she has often visited her sister. Mrs. Caheen.