The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-07-01

with yellow ribbons and yellow flowers, lead the way to the altar
 Mrs J. S. Lisenby was the matron Of honor, and was dressed in lovely white suit and carried a bouquet of yellow roses.
 The bridesmaid, Miss India Neal, was most attractive in white crepe de chine with yellow roses, as she entered on the arm of Mir. R. E. Yarbrough. Rev. w.. E. Faust preceded the groom and hls best man. MT. J. S. Lisenby, to the altar. where the groom awaited the bride, who was lovely in a handsome suit of yellow, carrying gorgeous shower bouquet or brides hoses and valley lilies. She was given in marriage by her brother, MT. Courtney, Bonner.
 Mrs w. w. Bonner and Mrs. Gerson Bonner welcomed the 150 guests into the hall, where punch was served by Miss Pearl Keeble and Miss Leila Bagley. Later an ice course was served in the dining room by Mrs. J. S. Yates, Mrs. Zelma Yates and Miss Ethel Yates. Inn mediately after the reception the bridal party motored to La Grange, where the bride and groom took the train to At lanta, where the brides uncle and aunt, Mir and Mrs. w. c. Harper, entertained at a roof garden party at their lovely home, after which they will leave for Datona Beach and Palatka. Fla. MT.
 
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 The out-of town guests were: Mir and Mrs J. S. Lsenby of Palatka, Fla. MT. Courtney Bonner. Mrs E. B. Hearn and Mrs w. c. Harper of Atlanta, Miss Err ma Mooty of Roanoke, MT. R. E. Tar brough of Dothan. Miss Indian Neal or Florence and Miss Louise Ryder of Chil- dersburg.
 The marriage of Miss Georgia Bartram and Lieut.. Charles Alvin Whitten of Lowndesboro was quietly celebrated Thursday afternoon at the home of the Rev J. M. Broadly of the Fifth Ave- nue Presbyterian churchfi who performed the ceremony. which was witnessed by only few friends and relatives. Lieu tenant and Mrs. Whitten left at once for Montgomery, New Orleans and other points. Mrs Whitten is the daughter of Mrs Georgia Cyrus of this city but for merly of Virginia. The groom is grad uate of the University of Georgia, 1917 and is now connected with the medical department of the United States army.
 
 Miss Beverly Leake will entertain the Tuesday Card club at her home on Tues day afternoon.
 Miss Ina Sheppard entertained few friends at an informal luncheon at the Southern club yesterday, complment.ng Miss Emma Campbell of Bellfontaine, O.. the guest of Miss Clara Marlborough. The guests were Miss Campbell Miss Tar brough Mrs. Richard Scrivener and Mrs. Ed Ewin.
 The Utopian club will entertain their members and few friends at an infor- nal dance at the Motor club on Tuesday evening. The chaperones will be MT, and Mrs J. R. Estes MT. and Mrs Luke P Hunt Mir and Mrs. w. K Trechsel and Dr. and Mrs R. A. Peebles
 Mrs. w. c. Clary entertained at a five hundred party at her home in Norwood. complmenting her sister. Mrs. z. L. Pspe of San Antonio Tex. Mrs. A. D. Hagan presided at the punch table and after the games luncheon was served The first prize bottle of toilet water, was award ed Mrs. Jones Coleman. The consolation prizes were won by Mrs J. c. Tomlin and Mrs. Fred Dunlap. The guest of honor was presented with silk hose. The guests included; Mrs. z, l. Pape. Mrs. Jones Coleman Mrs. Fred Dunlap. Mrs. A D < Hagan. Mrs. !. c. Tomln, Mrs. P. N. Milner, Jr, Mrs. Winton. Mrs Fl " Stiles Mrs w. NJ Franklin, Mrs S. 10. Higgins. Mrs Reagger. Mrs. w. o. ban- ming, Mrs. l.. G. Austin. Miss Mary ChSOlm. Mrs. ReagSer Jr., Miss Ncva Bell. Miss Annie Crane, Miss Flizaheth Coleman. Mrs J. E. Coleman. Miss Reu- lah Knighton, Miss Florence Miller, Miss Reagger and Mrs. w c. Clary.
 Miss Miriam Smyer entertained very delightfully."- at an informal tea at the handsome home of her parents MT. and Mrs. R. F. Smyer. on Arlington avenue complimenting her guest, Miss Louise Saxon of Virginia The house. which is an ideal one for entertaining. was thrown open and adorned with quantities Of hand some ferns and cut flowers of brilliant hue. Mrs. Smyer, Miss Smyer. and the guest of honor received in the drawing room. which was decorated with sweet peas.
 Miss Louise Cunningham and Miss Mil- dred Seals presided over the punch ta- ble in the library which was made at tractive with yellow blossoms The tea was especially effective, heinz covered with clurv lace over green satin and cen tered with a handsome basket of swes. reas. Those assisting in the dining roo~, were Miss Helen Eubank and Miss Rev. } M E N T s l