The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-11

Elisha Miller Robinson their lovely [ young daughter, Leila, became the bride of Lieut.. Ashby Murphy Long. son of AIr. and Mrs. Vernon Long. last even ing in the presence of number of reia- lives and few intimate friends and out of-town guests.
 As the guests assembled Davidson's or chestra played attractive nuptial music and the bridal party entered to the sweet strains of the Lohengri- wedding march and passed down the broad stairway, which was festooned with smilax, enter ing the drawing room. where an artistic grouping of stately palms and hand some ferns. combined with roses, formed very beautiful floral altar which was lighted with many candles.
 The bridesmaids were Miss Susie Green and Miss Gillian Goodall, two of the past seasons most popular debutantes, and the matron of honor was a hster of the bride, Mrs William B. Graham They wore robin egg blue frocks and carried arm bouquets of Killarney roses. Tho bride entered with her father, by whom she was given in marriage. She was very lovely in her wedding gown of white satin draped with real lacA She wore a filmy veil of tulle draped in French cap fashion and caught with val ley lilies, which fell in long, graceful lines over the handsome court train which hung from the shoulders Her lilies. They were met at tho altar by the groom and his best man, his brother, Lieut.. George Long. where tho ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. Brans- comb of the First Methodist church. After the ceremony an informal recep- ton was held and Dr. and Mrs. Robin son were assisted by the bride and groom and the bridal party and Miss Josephine Evins. Miss Beverly Leake, Mss Alice Bowie, Miss Elizabeth Wyman. Miss Katherine Ledbetter. MT, and Mrs. Yer non ". Long, parents of the groom, Mrs. Nat Banks, Mrs. T. c. Banks or Attalla, and Mrs. George Beauchamp of Montgomery.
 Mrs Robinson was very handsome in a wisteria Georgette crepe and satin gown. Mrs. Long wore black lace gown, Mrs. Nat Banks was in pink
 In the dining room. where late in the evening a salad course was served the decoration was notably attractive. The brides table was covered with lace over white satin and centered with white roses, around which were banked delicate ferns. Hanging overhead from the chan delier was handsome shower of rose- buds and valley lilies.
 The brides cake was a large one, 70 cal rI with roses and valley lilies. Mrs. J. T. Stokely presided at the coffee table. At a later hour Lieutenat Long and his charming young bride left for a wedding trip and will return to Birmingham to spend sometime before ho goes to his post at Macon, Ga.
 The bride wore a becoming suit of blue with smart black hat and tan gloves and shoes.
 On account of the social prominence and popularity of both the young people. much interest has been centered in the event.
 Mrs. Clarence D. RiSe entertained her bridge club yesterday afternoon in compliment to Miss Virginia White, who will be married today at high noon to MT. Teague. The prizes were boxes of stationery and the guests were Miss White. Mrs. Frank c. White. Mrs. c. r. Avery, Mrs. Jack Walton. Miss Mary 0 Brien, Mrs. Sam Nance, Mrs. Rollo Beck, Mrs. Fred Arnold. Mrs. George Breinig, Mrs. s. F. Teague, Mrs. Vim cent Shiel, Mrs. H. H. Hamilton. Mrs. E. J. Reed. Mrs. J. W. Wood, Mrs. J. 1 Wallace Nall, Jr.
 The following announcements have been received by friends in the city: Rev. and Mrs. Raimundo G. de Ovies announce the marriage of their sister, Mrs. B. Manuela de Ovies Adams, to Lieut.. Frederick Eugene Stockton, medical officers reserve corps. on Sat urday. October 6. 1917. Indianapolis, Ind.
 Friends in Birmingham will read with much interest the following from the Selma Journal In reference to Miss Adele Davidson who has been frequent and popular visitor here as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ellis:
 Miss Adele Davidson of Uniontown Is visiting Mrs. Henry Lee Smith and other friends in the city. It IS rumored that this popular society girl is to leave at an early day for Now York, where she wlll take a special course in training as Red Cross nurse. and will later go