The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-08-21

wedding were, MT. ana MrS, Hugh MOT
 row, MT. and Mrs John M Caldwell pr.
 and Mrs. S. Ledbetter Mir. and Mrs.
 Sydenham Smith, Mrs. Alice Smith, Mrs.
 Alfred H. Benner, MT. and Mrs. Calvin
 Jones. MT. and Mrs. Maben Hobson, Capt.
 and Mrs. M. H. Murphy, MT. and Mrs.
 J, c. Maben, and Miss Pauline Maben, MT. and Mrs. Robert Jemison, Mrs. Ru-
 fus N. Rhodes
 A. E. sToLLENWERCK.
 Monday afternoon at the Country club Mrs. H. L. Moore entertained informally at tea complimenting Mrs. Zac Smith 8 charming guest, Mrs. Eula Phipps- Mil Ter, About A guests enjoyed Mrs. Moore's hospitality, among whom were many old friends who used to know Mrs. Phipps-Miller so pleasantly in Der lin, and were delighted to meet her again. She will remain in Birmingham for several days, and number of other courtesies have been arranged in her honor.
 A pretty wedding ceremony was quietly solemnized last Wednesday even- ing when Miss lone Clare Irving became the bride of MT Hill Lawrence Schmitt at the home of the brides parents MT. and Mrs. George Irving, in the presence of few intimate friends and relatives. Palms and smilax were used to decorate the house and on each side of the inn provised altar were placed gilded nicker baskets of goldenglow. The bride and the Mendelssohn wedding march, which was rendered by Mrs. E. L. Morris. During the ceremony the Meditation" frcm "Thais" was played. The bride was beautiful in a going-away gown of taupe cloth, with hat and other access sories to match. She carried a bouquet or bride roses and valley lilies. The brides mother wore a handsome gown of white lace with gold trimmings. Im- mediately after the ceremony MT. and Mrs. Sohmitt left for wedding trip to Chicago and the great lakes. After September 1 they will be in their home on Sixteenth street. south, Mrs. Schn1itt was, before her marriage, a very popu lar girl, and won many friends by her smart and lovable manner. MT. Schmitt is prominently connected with the social and business clubs of Birmingham. Out of-town guests for the wedding were MT. J. B. Wadsworth of Gadsden, Mrs. F. Rogers of Covington, Ga, and Miss Clara schmitt of Mississippi.
 Mrs. John W. Altman entertained at an informal dance Monday evening complimenting Miss Ellen Honey of Louisville. The house was beautifully decorated with ferns and flowers. Ices an punch were served during the even ing, and there were 20 guests who en- joyed the delightful hospitality
 The Country club will be the scene of a pretty and enjoyable dance on evening, when the Commit nifty club will give dance honoring 40 1F tk1 -I,- t. stoned officers from the various training camps, many of whom are spending their here. The dance will be led by Lieut.. Joseph P. Mudd of the coast artil- cry, section, U. $. R. C., who is pres- ident of the club The members In whose honor the dance is given are Capt. Stewart Coleman, Capt Powell Mo- and, Capt. William Robers, Lieut.. Owen Gresham, Lieut. Thomas w. Palmer, Jr., Lieut.. Robert G. Thach, Capt. Oscar w. Jr., Lieut. S. E. Green, La snier, Lieut. Vernon Badham Capt Rufus H. Bethea, Lieut. Edgar Bowron, Lieut.. Evans Dunn, Lieut.. Thomas G. Estes, Lieut., Howard NJ F'ulenwider, Lieut.. Grif Harsh, Lieut.. Ashby Long, Lieut.. George Long, Capt. Donald Mar Ing, Lieut.. Ben Moore, Lieut.. Joseph Mudd, Lieut.. Mark Myatt, Jr, Lieut. A. R. Norment, Lieut.. Lee Poe, Lieut.. Bradley Saunders, Sergt. James Scriven, sergt. Joe Ford Lieut.. Paoli Smith, Capt Junius Walthall Lieut.. Robert J. 3adham and Lieut.. Sid P Coleman.
 
 Thursday evening at the Southern club scrip dance will be given by Craw- ord Johnson, Jr., and John Terry Bad nam. The chaperons will be Mir and Mrs. J. M. Caldwell, Mir. and Mrs J. Maben, Jr., and MT. and Mrs H. l.. Badham. The checking list will oe at Five Points
 In Washington next Saturday evening, August 25, the marriage of Miss Sophia Holland Fitts and Lieut.. Thomas J. Garner of the officers reserve corps will be solemnized at the home of As sistant Attorney General William C. F'itts in Washington. Lieutenant Gar ner is a member of an old Washington family, but before his training at Fort he held an important posi- Lion with the Woodward Iron company Miss Harriet Fitts of New York who s also delightfully."- remembered in this city, will attend her sisters wedding, which will be witnessed by only the members of the two families No formal invitations will be extended either To- ,ally or in Alabama. but a large circle of friends In this city, where the bride elect spent her girlhood days, will be deeply interested in the event.