The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-04-06
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1 Percy, Rhodes Boyl1in, Archie Witt, Jelks Cabaniss. Val Nesbitt, Pelham An derson, Frank '. Anderson, Jr., Mrs. Ed ward Crawford, A. M. Throckmorton, Beech Chenoweth. Matthew MNruphy, w. L. Brown, I. J. Osbun. James Davidson, E. L. Scouten, Syd Smith, Richard Haw- kins, Herbert Tutwiler Michael Nolan, w. W. Hazard, David Roberts, Jr, Mid dleton S. Barnwe1l.
 | At the home of the bride in Prattvlle on Wednesday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock 1 a beautiful wedding was solemnized when 1 Miss Lila Frazer Smith, daughter of eAr and Mrs. Claude w. Smith, became the wife of MT. John w. Graham of Birrning- | ham.
 On account of the death a few days ago of MT. Mcqueen Smith, an uncle of | the bride, the original plans for the we'd ding at the Presbyterian church in Prat- Vile were changed, and the marriage 1 ceremony was performed at the bride s home, in the presence of only the family and a few relatives and friends.
 The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Ellen Smith, as maid of honor, and as bridesmaid by Miss Fannie Graham, Birmingham, 8 sister of the groom Both Of these girls wore dainty white cos tunes, and carried large arm clusters of pink snapdragon
 In her beautiful white bridal robes with vail, and carrying as her flowers ex- quisite white roses and valley lilies, the bride was indeed a lovely picture Of young womanhood, as she stood to take her marriage vows.
 MT Graham had as his best man his brother, MT. N. A. Graham, IT, of Bir- mingham.
 Rev. D. F. Mcconnell, pastor of the Presbyterian church of Prattville and Rev. E. M. Craig of Albany, Ga, were the officiating ministers.
 After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Gra- ham left for Florida on short wedding trip, and upon their return will make their home in Birmingham at 1501 St. Charles street. MT. Graham is a popu- lar young business man of Birmingham, and has wide circle of friends, who will extend cordial welcome to this lovely young woman whom he has claimed as his bride
 Miss Pearl Blackburne entertained her Sunday school class on Wednesday after noon with an Easter egg hunt at her home at Norwood Many games were played and afterwards a salad course was served the following members of the class: Sadie Rutherford, Lula Mae Kelly Edna North, Mable Jones, Mildred Self, Frances Millions Katherine Har- vey, Bessie Hall, Rose Lee Cumming, Virginia Fiddler, Opal Lipscomb and Myrtle Lee Hodges.
 Miss Ella Louis Ward will entertain at tea on the afternoon of Monday, April 16 complimenting Miss Lois Brown, a bride-elect.
 The following invitation has been re- n0 NFN n-I T1yY Brown request the honor of your pres ence at the marriage of their daughter, Lois Weidig, to Mir. Ernest Carl Knodel, Jr, on Wednesday afternoon, April IS, 1917 at o'clock, 1234 Twenty-ninth street, Norwood, in the city of Birmingham"
 The Beta Beta Theta club was enter tained yesterday by Miss Frances Hood at her home in Norwood After the business and game of bridge a salad and ice course was enjoyed by Misses Florence Robinson, Louise Agee Eleanor Casey, Joselyn Orr, Annette Hoyt, Grace Bradshaw, Emma Lee, Emily Williams, Anne Lanier, Josephine Harris, Bouceil Oden, Virginia Dixon, Katherine Herren.
 
 It has been announced by the club of ficials that 8 dinner-dance for the mem bers of the Birmingham Motor and Coun- try club will be held tomorrow evening beginning at o'clock. Since last sum- mer these Saturday night dinner-dances have been discontinued.
 4 The following invitation has been re- ceived by friends in the city. Judge and Mrs. Charles Russell Bricken request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter Beyrl Richardson, on Wednesday evening, April IS, at o'clock l Methodist Episcopal church, Luverne."