The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-23
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1 former president of Auburn, by that name
 Preceding the ceremony Mrs. Carl Filler of Auburn, accompanied by Mrs Lilburn Chandler of Wilmington, Del rendered the violin obligato and Miss Mamie Harrison of Opelika sang Loves Old Sweet Song" Immediately after the ceremony reception was held and hundreds of friends showered Congratulations and best wishes. 1 Mrs. Hamilton is the youngest daugh- ter of pr. and Mrs. Thach and Is a woman of unusual intellect. She has lbeen the recipient of many attentions since she made her debut upon her re- turn from college. She was a graduate of Converse college, South Carolina student at Vassar and later member of the faculty at Converse.
 MT. Hamilton Is a son of the late Rev. J. M. Hamilton of Greenville, and lis an architect of much promise belng lconnected with one of the largest hrtns of Minneapolis, Minn. He studied archl- lecture at Auburn and later at the uni versity of Pennsylvania and has most l of friends throughout Alabama
 MT. and Mrs Hamilton left immeGt- atelv on their bridal trip, which in cludes & romantic canoe trip through the great lakes to Detroit Mich from where they go to Minneapolis, their home.
 Among the out-of-town guests at the wedding were MT and Mrs. Alfred Hamilton of Jackson. Miss; Mrs George Clapp of Columbus, Ga; Mrs Iilburn Chandler of Wilmington, Del; Miss Adele Sally and Miss Alma Sally of Orangeburg, S. C.; MT. and Mrs Harry smith and Otis David Smith of Rich mond, Va. Mrs Ernest Agnew of Fort Oglethorpe Ga; Mrs. Fred Bennett or Montgomery; Miss Bessie Tucker Of La fayette; Mir. Malcolm Ratchford of La fayette, Miss Sally Randy of Athens; Mrs A E. Barnett and Mrs. J. M. Burt of Opelika; MT and Mrs. Andrew Dow dell of Opelika; MT and Mrs. John c. Farley, Jr., and John c. Farley, III, of Opelika; Mrs. N. D.Denson of Opelika; Mrs. George P. Harrison and George P Harrison, Jr., of Opelika and MT. and Mrs. N. P. Renfro of Opelika.
 
 Mir. and Mrs E. T. Haynes announce the marriage of their sister, Mrs. Lila Bonner of Talladega to MT. l.. H. Ech- ols of Americus, Ga., on Wednesday even ing, June 20, 1917, at East Lake. The wedding took place that the home Of ME and Mrs Haynes, where the ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. Shell burne and was witnessed by few friends and relatives. The bride wore a suit of gray and dark blue and carried bridal bouquet of roses, sweet peas ana valley lilies. Miss Emmin Whatley niece of the bride, played the wedding march Mrs Echols has taught for the past few years at the School for Blind and Deaf in Talladega, and has large circle of friends throughout the state
 
 The young men who are to be grooms- he Raurnn-vQtaG Wa6diOg Wednesday evening will give a dinner party this evening at the Country club complimenting Miss Carrie Yates and MT Richard Bowron.
 Miss Virginia Blocker of Brenau col lege, who Is visiting her cousin, Mrs w. D. Wood, entertained at a luncheoH yesterday at the Tutwiler complimentins the young women who have been stu. dents of Brenau college at Gainesville, Ga. The table was adorned with the col lege colors, yellow and black, and tht place cards were tiny penants of the col- lege, and held the names of the follow ing Brenau girls Miss Frances Adele woodrow, Miss Celia Campbell, Miss Maxie Harris, Miss Cosette Harris, Miss Eugenia Wilkerson, Miss Stella Mae Orr, Miss Helen Shropshire and Miss Leslie Harris. Other guests were: Miss Nellie Reesefield, secretary of Brenau college; Miss Mary Ida Wood and Miss Florence Yam. After luncheon the young women formed a social club, which will be known as the Brenau club, and will hold social meetings at intervals. Miss Celia Camp bell was elected president Miss Frances Adele Woodrow, vice president, and Miss Cosette Harris, secretary.
 The following invitation has been re- ceived: MT. and Mrs. Robert Matthews Marshall request the honor of your pres ence at the marriage of their daughter. Sadie Randolph Clarke, to MT. Kirkwood Lester Woody on Tuesday, July 10, at 1 2:30 o'clock, 1a7 Ash street, South Bir- mingham.'