The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-05
DRENNEN. .PROyOsT WEDDING

The following from the MoDlle ReglSIer will be read by many friends and large circle of relatives in the city who feel deep interest in the wedding or Miss Annie Moore Provost and MT. Don ald Ward Drennen at high noon on Sat- urday in Mobile:
 1 This week, which promises to be gay one socially, will be brought to an in teresting climax on Saturday with the marriage of one of Mobiles most popu- lar belles Miss Annie Moore Provost, | and one of Birmingham's prominent young business men. MT. Donald Ward Drennen The St. Frances Street Meth
 odst church will be the scene of the , ceremony, which will be preceded by beautiful musical programme, Prof. i Charles Dunster presiding at the organ, and vocal solos being furnished by Mrs. | George A. Leftwich, Mrs. Alfred Staples, Mrs Max Saville and MT T. H. Halli- we'll who will also sing the bridal chorus 1 from Lohengrin.
 l Miss Provost, who served as maid in the carnival court when Miss Katherine 1 Monk was oueen has chosen Miss Monk
 for her maid of honor. Miss Edna Man ming will be her bridesmaid, and two Of | Birmingham s young matrons VIII serve as matrons of honor, the groom's sister, Mrs Harold Bissell and Mrs. Richard | Lewis Bowron, who as Carrie Yates was
 a bride of last June, Miss Provost serv- I ing as maid of honor at her wedding. 1 The groom's brother, pr. Earle Dren- nen of Birmingham, will be his best 1 man, and those who will serve as his groomsmen and ushers, are his younger 1 brother, William Drennen, who is coming from the Virginia Military institute; Mel- vile Davis Lieut. Frank Cunningham,
 William Johnson. Harold Bissell and 1 Richard Lewis Bowron, all of Birming- ham, and Alfred Staples, Harold Left
 wich and John Meadow of Mobile.
 Following the ceremony, which will be performed by Rev. J. M. Dannelly, pas tor of the church, MT. Drennen and his bride will leave on an extended wedding trip including visits to Canada, New York, Washington the Great Lakes, De- troit, Chicago and St. Louis, arriving in Birmingham on Christmas Day, where they will make their home with the grooms mother, Mrs. William Drennen. The wedding will bring number Of Birmingham guests, not only on account of the prominence of the groom in
 social and business way, being owner of the Birmingham Motor company, but on
 account of the popularity of the bride in
 the Magic City, which is second home
 to her, where she has many relatives and
 friends.
 Her aunt, Mrs D. M. Carmichael, has already arrived from Biloxi, and is the guest of her brother, Mir. George A. Left wich: Mrs. Richard Lewis Bowron Is
 expected Monday morning and Will be the house guest of Miss Provost; Mrs J. D. Moore, who will arrive on Monday will also be the guest of the Provosts Mrs Harold Bissell, who will arrive
 Thursday, will be the guest of Mrs. G
 A. Leftwich
 On Friday the prospective groom will arrive, and with him quite a party, who will stop at the Battle House, his
 mother Mrs William Drennen, and son
 William Drennen of the V. M. l.; MT land Mrs Bew White, MT. and Mrs. Hu. bert Drennen, Dr. and Mrs. Earle Dren-
 nen, MT. Harold Bissell. MT Melvir
 Davis, Lieut.. Frank Cunningham, MT
 William Johnson, Mir. Richard Bowror 7 and MT. J. D. Moore.
 l lRUSSELL-GOODW
 The marriage of of Miss Edith Good 5 win, daughter of MT. and Mrs. F. O