The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04

performed by the Rev. w. M Black welder and was witnessed by only a few friends and relatives The bride wore a match with touches of pink. She carried a bouquet of valley lilies and brides roses. Immediately after the ceremony they went to the Tutwiler and will leave today for Greenville, where MT. Peagler is president of the bank of that place. Ow-
 ing to MT. Peagler having recently been i'll with typhoid fever and is just recov- ering their wedding trip was deferred.
 The Utopian club will give series of entertainments during the week in honor of their president MT. D. M. Heirs, who leaves early next week for Tampa, Fla, where he is to make his future home. Wednesday evening MT. Hiers will enter wiler hotel. Friday the club entertains with a Lyric box party and on Saturday evening with a dance at the Motor and Country club. MT. Hiers has been pres ident of the club since it's organization. and it is with much regret that they lose him from their number. The sue ceeding president has not yet been elected
 
 tral High school at it's meeting on Fri day afternoon, enjoyed it's second pro- gramme on the study of "Women in Civic Work" Quotations were names of settle ment workers. The three papers on great settlement workers were: "The Life of Jane Adams" Miss Mary Eva Wood; 'The Works of Jane Adams" Miss Nette Dryer, and "The Life of Mrs. AL bion Fellows Bacon," Miss Lucy Parker.
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 Mrs Albert Fairley entertained at a luncheon Friday at her home compli- menting her mother, Mrs J. K. Vardaman of Jackson, Miss, who is her guest. The table was adorned with crimson roses, and the guests were: Mrs. Clifford Beasey, Mrs. F. M. Jackson, Mrs. Mathews, Mrs. William Ratliff, Mrs. Edward MacLean, Mrs. T. c. Ratliff, Mrs. Louis Dent and Mrs. William Cornell.
 The marriage of Miss Lillian Cobb and Mr. Ira H. Witt took place yesterday aft ernoon at the home of the Rev. Dr. B. F.. Giles, pastor of the Twentieth Avenue Baptist church, who performed the cere- mony.
 At a recent meeting of the Present Day club the following officers were elected: :: President, Mrs. H. w. Bostick: vice pres -ident Mrs. A. Mcintyre; secretary, Mrs. U. M Dill, Jr; treasurer, Mrs. Arnold Schuyler Harris; critic, Mrs. F. R. Wood. and auditor, Mrs. B. R. Smith.
 Mrs H. Kate Myers entertained at a luncheon at her home at Norwood compll- menting Mrs. M. J. Beckley of Hatties- burg, Pa. The table was most attrac- tive, being centered with white roses and ferns. The guests were Mrs. Beckley, Mrs E. G. Bruce, Mrs. o. z. Neill Mrs. Kate McEvoy, Mrs. T. J. Perry, Mrs. l.. w. Beckley, Mrs. II w Meyers, Mrs. w. D. Holmes, Mrs. Samuel Blake, Mrs. |C B. Smith, Mrs. James Smiley, Mrs. J. T. Phillips and Mrs. George B. Tar rant.
 Mrs. John H. Winter will entertain at bridge Thursday afternoon compliment
 ing her sister, Mrs J. F.. Gullette of Florence who is the guest of Mrs. James J. White.
 Mrs Benjamin Rochester will entertain at luncheon Tuesday at her home in honor of Mrs Edmund P Gaines of Tus- caloosa, who is the guest of Mrs George Hogan and Mrs. Forest Johnson of La Grange, Ga, who is the guest of Mrs. E. P. Montgomery.
 MT. and Mrs Key Miner entertained at dinner party Friday evening at their home experimenting MT. James Mitchell. Afterwards the guests were given a Lyric party. The guests were MT. and Mrs. Walter Ns Walmsley, Mrs. Orline Shipman, Mr. Mitchell and MT. Thomas Martin. On Tuesday evening, following the rehearsal, an informal reception for the bridal party and the immediate | family was held at the home of the | brides parents. MT. and Mrs N. M Strickland The rooms were thrown together and made, beautiful by decor ations of ferns and white carnations The table was gracefully draped with white tulle and asparagus ferns Here | the prettily embossed brides cake was | cut amid much merrment. The re- | treatments were emblematic of the oc. casion.
 l Miss Pauline Strickland was the in spiration of a lovely affair when tho Presbyterian Ladies Aid of Inglenooi ! entertained with smiscellaneou' shower" at the home of Mrs. S F. Cog | gins The rooms were made attractive with the wedding colors, pink and sil | yer. Tn cozy nook Miss Clersie Keitl
 and Miss Bessie William served punch
 Musical numbers were given by Mrs