The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-24
FAIRVIEW

A beautiful home wedding was that of
 Thursday evening when at the home of l Mir. and Mrs. G. B. Mel Lemore on Ann
 street their daughter. Gave, became the l bride of Mr Joseph C. Allbritton of War
 rlor. An altar improvised of palms and giadiolas was arranged in the living room where the marriage vows were solemn
 ized by the Rev L. NJ Bradley of the 1 Hunter Street Baptist church, at S:30
 o'clock. Mrs. Robert Furman, accom-
 panied by Mir, S. F. Stanfield sang All
 for You" (Guy d'Hardelot. Mrs. Thur man played the wedding march miss Sarah Brady McLemore, little cousin 1 of the bride, as flower girl, was the | only attendant. She wore dainty dress l of white with pink ribbons and carried l basket of sweet peas The bride wss l lovely in a robe of white georgette crepe 1 With chiffon draperies and pearl trim mings, her veil was full and was caught up with orange blossoms. She carried q shower bouquet of brides roses and lilies of the valley. Following the we'd ding a reception was held. The brideh table was effective, holding as a central ornament huge and handsomely en bossed cake, valley lilies and ferns show cred from the electrolier, lighted candies 1 in silver stands and confections in varied forms completed the ornamental
  taining were Mrs. L. NJ McLemore Mrs M. H. Saver, Mrs J. H. Fair, Mrs. C. Billingsley and Miss Leila Sanders, At late hour MT. and Mrs. Allbritton left for an extensive motor trip, after which they will return to Warrior to reside | A very delightful affair of the past week was the reception rendered to the Wom- ans auxiliary of the Fairview Presby- l terian chursh by Mrs. J. c. Sanis at her home, Oak Crest" The Rev. J. c. Me- Nueen gave an interesting reading, "The First Christmas Bell" A vocal number by Miss Mamie Lappage readings by Miss Estele Walker and Miss Margaret Sanis, were enjoyed. The Sanis home was prettily decorated with garden flow CTS and foliage. During the afternoon Mrs Sanis served a dainty ice course A delightful outing was enjoyed by the members of the New Idea circle Wednes- day when they invited number of friends to spend the day at West End park. At noon an old shioned picnic dinner was spread, 50 guests partaking of the same.
 Miss Gaye McLemore, who became the bride of MT. J. c. Allbritton Thursday, evening, was the inspiration for de- Ilightful miscellaneous shower rendered by the Jollyettes at the home of Miss Leila Sanders Wednesday. The color scheme of green and white was used throughout the pretty home Progressive hearts was the game of the afternoon Dainty score cards with brides were used. Mrs. John Gates won the prize, guest towel, which she presented to the lovely honoree In
 little cart draped in green and white and drawn by little Misses Helen Hill and Oliver Bentley, a number of gifts were presented to the bride-elect A mock wedding, participated in by all the guests present, afforded much amusement, after which plate course was served. The guests then registered in the brides
 book and each registered an original wish for the bride. The guests were Miss Mittie Gates, Miss Margaret Pitt man, Miss Adell Sanders Miss Marie
 McLemore, Miss Mary Zeigler, Miss Oli- yer Bentley, Miss Helen Hill, Miss Leila Sanders, Miss Bentley, Mrs. George Stan l field, Mrs. Claude Billingsley, Mrs. Rob- ert Hill and Mrs. Mary Sanders. | MT. G. G. Pearson left Thursday for An niston, where he has accepted a govern
 ment position.
 1 Miss Grace Carter. after pleasant vis- 1 it spent with Mir. and Mrs. M M. War 1 ren, has returned to nar home in Alton, 1 Ill.
 The Women's Missionary society of the
 Fairview Methodist church will meet Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the 1 church. All members are urged to be
 present.
 Mrs. Carl Jones was delightful hostess
 of Wednesday afternoon when she en- l tertained the members of the Midweek [ Social club. Clusters of pretty garden | flowers ornamented the attractive home. l In the auto contest Mrs J. T. Blake
 more won the prize an auto flower bas
 llet. At the close of the afternoon an | ice course was served to the club mem l bers present who were: Mrs. J. R. Tate,
 Mrs. A. F. Elliott, Mrs. J. F. Roberts,
 Mrs. Thomas Watson Mrs. J. T. Blake l more. Miss Amyrta Elliott was visitor
 to the club Meetings of the club will be discontinued for the summer.
 | A business meeting of the Ladies' Aid society of the Hunter Sstreet Baptist church will be held Monday afternoon
 at the church instead of the social meet ing as previously announced. A full at l tendance is requested.
 MT and Mrs. M. M. Warren have ss
 their guest Miss Grace Carter of Alton, III.
 Mrs. J. C. Murphy will entertain the St Anthonys society Tuesday morning at 9:30 o'clock at her home, Wallace apartments, Avenue I, Ensley.
 Miss Ruth Wilson of Woodstock has returned to her home after visit to Miss Essie Arnott.
 Mrs. w. B. Warnick has as her guest Miss Ruth Cook of Montgomery.