The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-08-19
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MT. Fletcher Weaver, MT. Dewey Pool.
 Mr Ray Hassler, MT Charles Jones, MT.
 Joe Hickman, MT. Ocie Roberts, MT Yer
 non Owens, MT. Ben Goldstein, MT. Brad
 ford, MT. Israel, Mir. and Mrs. V. B.
 Pace, Mrs. Farley, Mrs Almond, Mr-/and
 Mrs. Henry Donaldson, and Jake Green. The attractive home of Mrs. Emily F.
 Daniel was the scene of a very enjoyable dinner party Friday evening, when Mrs. Daniel celebrated the return of her son, Lieut.. F. Bozeman Daniel A basket of crimson centered the dining table. The prettily painted place cards bore the names of Miss Edith Hays of Shanghai, China, MT. and Mrs. w. w. Bozeman, MT and Mrs. F. S Address, MT. and Mrs. A. w. Daniel, pr. and Mrs E. Y. Glass, Mrs F. F. Patterson and Mrs. Carl Rus sel of Selma, Mrs. Y. M. Bozeman, Mrs.
 Emily Daniel and Lieut.. F. Bozeman Daniel.
 The Utopian club will entertain their members and girl friends on Thursday August 23, at the Motor club. Swim ming will be enjoyed from to p. m., i and dinner at D. m Impromptu talks 1 will be made by members, and the party | will remain for the regular Motor club dance. New members recently elected into the club are: Robert Strickland, c. c. Walpole and J. R. Gardner. Miss Margaret Nelson will entertain Tuesday evening at a dance at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs Frank Nel- son, Jr.
 
 The Kewes club will entertain wednes- day evening at it's first annual dance at the Southern club
 Miss Katherine Ledbetter will enter tain at buffet luncheon Tuesday even ing, experimenting Miss Elizabeth Will Hams of Charleston, the guest of Miss Margaret Nelson
 On next Saturday evening, August %, Miss Sophia Holland Fitts, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. William C. Fitts, will be
 married to Lieut.. Thomas J. Garner of the officers reserve corps. Lieutenant Garner is from an old Wash ington family, but for quite while before the declaration of war held re- sponsible position with the Woodward Iron company near Birmingham. In or dinary course the wedding would have occurred sometime in the late fall, but, inasmuch as the young officer now has a few days at his disposal, after which he will be In the performance of his military duties at Camp Lee near Pet- ersburg, it was decided few days ago to hurry the wedding up so that the young couple may go to Petersburg as bride and groom.
 The ceremony will take place at the Washington house of the brides parents, which is small as compared with the Bir-
 mingham house, and on this account only Ia few intimate friends of the contract
 ing parties will be present. There will
 be no invitations sent either locally or in Alabama
 n will l,a of to the many friends of the young couple,
 particularly in Mobile. Birmingham and Montgomery.
 The home of Mir. and Mrs. John M. kSmith at Tuscaloosa was the scene of a lovely though quiet wedding when their daughter Miss Alice Smith was united in marriage to MT. Yancey Polk Dur den in the presence of the immediate relatives. The mpressivesceremony was performed by Rev. R. D. Lavender. The bride was gowned in blue charmeusc with hat to match. The young couple are we'll known in Birmingham and their friends will be interested in their marriage. Among the wedding guests were Mrs. T. J. McAdory of Bessemer, Mrs c. J. Martin of Birmingham, MT. and Mrs. N. l.. Albright MT. and Mrs. |C. B. Smith, MT. and Mrs. c. B. Davis and MT. T. c, Albright.
 The following interesting plans are announced for the wedding of Miss Susie Perry and MT William Norris Given, which will be celebrated on
 Wednesday. September 12. at the home |of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. Samuel Perry, in the presence of the relatives and close friends. Miss Selina Perry will be maid of honor. The bridesmaids will be Miss Bessie Given and Miss Juliett Perry, and Mir. Alfred Luckie will act as best man. The cere- mony will be performed by the brides uncle, Rev James R. Jolly of Florence, and the bride will be given in marriage by her father, MT. Samuel Perry
 A pretty wedding ceremony was