The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-29

tion rooms Shasta daisies being used in protusion. There were three tables of players and after a series of games a
 telegram was brought in to the hostess which was as follows: Tell the Tuesday Bridge club girls that the gates of the
 garden of love will swing wide for beau titul Frances Cobuln and Dr. A. k. Pat ton, and the lovers of all the world
 await to welcome them as they enter
 this enchanted garden on June hand-in- hand. Dan Cupid The first prize cut glass bud vase was won py Mrs. Joe Little, while the consolation, lingerie clasks, which was drawn with miniature wedding bells fell to Miss Lena Hatcher
 and Miss Coburn was presented with
 silk hose. A salad and ice course in the yellow and white tones was served the ices being frozen in the wedding slipper
 design Those enjoying this hospitality
 were Miss Coburn, Miss Margaret Berry
 Miss Cecile Freeland. Miss Lena Hatcher,
 Miss Minnie Jackson, Miss Zelna Lefko-
 wits, Miss Ethel Gillen, Mrs Elvee Falk-
 ner. Mrs. Joe Little, Mrs. Moxie Hilliard
 Mrs. Charles Kuchins, Mrs. w C. Kill
 gore, Mrs. Mary Boshwitz. The hostess
 was assisted by her mother, Mrs. P. J.
 Gillen. Mrs B. c. Gfllen and Miss Geor-
 gia Laughlin.
 The marriage of Miss Stuart H. Guth-
 rie of Ensley and MT. J. Harold Ogden
 took place Sunday evening and the cere-
 mony was witnessed by only a few
 friends and relatives. They left at once
 Tor Akron, O., where they will reside.
 Mir. Ogden is the son of Mrs. Sarah K
 ogden of Woodlawn, and the bride is the
 daughter of Mrs. Belle Guthrie of Ems
 ley.
 The marriage of Miss Ruth Brownell of Tuscaloosa and Mir John A. Moore Jrr or Birmingham was quietly solemn ized at the home of Rev. Carl c. Greg ory Saturday evening at o'clock MT. and Mrs Moore left for New Orleans and upon their return will be at home with pr and Mrs John A. Moore on Twen- tieth street, south.
 Mrs John London, president of the Nineteenth Century club, will entertain the club tomorrow afternoon at the last meeting of the season.
 The marriage of Miss Sadie Norris Ali son, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Hugh l.. Alison, and Mir Cecil w. Maxwell took place Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock at St. Mary 's-on-the- Highlands. where the ceremony was performed by the Rev. Willoughby N. Claybrook, and was wit messed by a number of friends and rela- tives.
 Miss Julia Ware was the maid of honor and wore a white net frocil trimmed with Irish point lace. Her flowers were an arm bouquet of Killarney roses MT. Francis Lowe was the best man and the bride was given in marriage by her father. She looked lovely in a tailored suit of dark blue taffeta and her black hat was trimmed with paradise. Her flowers were pink roses and ferns. MT. and Mrs. Max well left at once for a wedding trip and 1ota +I make their home
 Mrs. F. H. Hoof will entertain at an in- | formal bridge party this afternoon at her l apartment at the Fairmont compliment ng Mrs. Thomas Wade of Pulaski, who i s the grest of Mrs. c. P. Jackson.
 The following invitations have been | ssued Mrs. John Scott Marks requests | he honor of your presence at the mar 'iage of her daughter Jean, to Dr. Stew | srt Henry Welch, an Wednesday, June 6, 1 s17, at o'clock. St. Mary son. the i Highlands Birmingham Ala.
 The annual meeting of the members | of the Roebuck club was held Saturday | evening at the club and Mir. George Cor l 1on Crawford was reelected president l and MT. Ross Smith vice president Mir 1 w. W. Crawford, MT. R. H. Baugh and | Mr. Frank Fowlkes were elected board | # governors.
 The following invitation has been re- ,eived: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peter Beddow request the honor of your pres 9nce at the marriage of their daughter, Mary Elizabeth, to MT. Forrest Alexan- Ter Robertson, on Wednesday afternoon, June 6, at 5:30 o'clock, Highland Meth odist church, Birmingham, Ala.''
 The o. R. c. ladies will give their card party tomorrow at 2:30 o'clock, Maccabee temple.