The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-18

1 tary; Miss Beulah Amidon, national or | ganizer; Rev. T. P. Byrnes of Birming- ham.
 MT. and Mrs. A c. Burns announce the marriage of their daughter, Mable Lee, to MT. Darlington L. Deeds. The wedding took place on Wednesday even- | ing at ' o'clock at the First Methodist | parsonage.
 They will be at home at 12 West Twentieth street after Sunday, May 20. At the annual meeting of the Edge wood club the following were elected Iofficers: President Mrs. J. R. McWane; vice president, Mrs T. A. Burbidge; Esecretary and treasurer, B. A. Pegram; Iauditor E. B. Alvord; state federation secretary, Mrs. T. L. Hill; orthoepist. Mrs. George Blinn Chairmen of com mittees; Membership, Mrs. Harry Blacklock; education. Mrs. H. H. Shell; house economics, Mrs. W. H. Stockham; i; programme, Mrs. w. H. stockham.
 The state meeting of the Colonial Danes will be held today with it's president, Mrs. J. Morgan Smith, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Samuel Earl
 This is an executive board meeting and the out-of-town delegates will be
 
 Mrs. A. D. Pitts of Selma.
 Mrs. Pitts will present here the plans for the raising of the $10,0oO for the state to aid the Red Cross work The national board has had stamps printed and every Dame is expected to pledge herself to use one of these stamps on every letter she sends out. Colonial Dame chapters in each of i the states have pledged themselves to | c ont bo las h in xri h n supply of sweaters, wristlets, neck pices, pajamas and comforts for the sick, and the Alabama women will be- gin this work at once.
 | The other members of the board are Mrs. Merrill Northington Mrs. c. NJ. Tardy, Mrs N. w Trimble and Mrs. w. G. Montgomery.
 The following invitation has been re- ceived;
 Mrs. Frederick Otto Becker invites you to the marriage reception of her daughter Mary Agnes and MT. Stud Hey Oldham Burroughs, on Tuesday evening, June 5, 4504 Lake Park ave- nue, Chicago, III.
 | The following Invitations have been received:
 MT and Mrs. John Hollis Bankhead, Jr, invites you to be present at the marriage of their daughter, Marion, to Capt. Carl McMahan, on Thursday, May 31, 1917, at 8 o'clock in the evening at Sunset, Jasper, Ala.
 | The inclosed card says: At home after June 5, Mobile, Ala.
 The following from the Memphis News | Seimitar will be read by a large circle Of ] friends and relatives throughout the state | with interest: "A pretty wedding was so- emnized Tuesday afternoon at Grace Epis- 1 copal church, when Miss Mary Brown l field Cash became the bride of MT. Per riri Bestor Brown, Jr of Birmingham, the Rev. Troy Beatty officiating. Palms and pink gladiola were used to decorate the altar and at the altar steps were white wicker stands filled with purple 1 iris and pink gladiola. The bride, who 1 was given in marriage by her father, MT. Robert James Cash, was costumed in a suit of dark blue tricontine with which l she wore a black chip hat an6 a corsage bouquet of Aaron Ward roses and lilies of the valley. Miss Mildred Cash, sis ter of the bride. wearing white crepe de chine and Georgette crepe with hat Of white Milan and carrying a bouquet of | pink sweet peas and valley lilies, served as maid of honor. The bridegroom was attended by his brother, Mir William l.. 1 Brown of Birmingham, as best man, and Messrs. Sam Moore, Jr., and Clarence De- l Voy ushers. MT. Arthur Taylor pre- 1 sided at the organ. playing the Bridal l Chorus from 'Lohengrin" as the process sional and Mendelssohn's Wedding March as the recesSional. During the i ceremony the Meditation from "Thais' was softly played. Immediately follow | ing the ceremony, MT. Brown and his bride left for Chicago After June 1 they will be at home with their sister, Mrs. Frank Walker Smith, Chestnut Hill, Sir | mingham.
 l At the recent final meeting of the Cad mean circle, which was held at the home 1 O. Mrs Sterling Wood at Red Mount cottage, the following officers were 1 elected: Mrs. William Mudd Walker, president; Mrs. William P. Redd, vice president; Mrs. Frank Nabers, secretary l and treasurer and Mrs. Sterling A, Wood, director. Miss Willie Allen was unani- ncusly reelected leader of the club.
 The following are the officers and 1 chairnen of the Birmingham Music I Study club for 1917-1S:
 President, Mrs G. H. Davis; first vice president, Mrs. w. M. Mayes; second vice l president, Mrs. Victor H. Houson; third 1 vice president, Mrs. Oliver Chalifoux; | recording secretary, Miss Emma Mo- | Carthy; corresponding secretary, Mrs. George F. Harrington; treasurer, Mrs. l Laura J. Davids; librarian, Mrs. Max Fies.
 Chairmen of Departments: Altrustic, Mrs w. L. Murdock; artist course, Miss | Abigail Crawford: community and sa- cred music, Mrs. E.. G. Chandler; course of study, Mrs E. T. Rice; choral and festival, Mrs. w. J. Adams; extension, Miss Sara Mallam; junior, Miss Virginia B. Handley; morning musical, Miss Ed gell Adams; orchestra and park music, Mrs. R. F. Johnston; public school, Miss Leta Kits; publicity and printing, Mrs. Philip Oster and Mrs. R. c. Woodson; students contest, Mrs. c. J. Sharp. |
 At the unveiling of the Confederate monument at Shiloh battlefield yester- day by the United Daughters of the Con- federacy, the Alabama division was rep resented by Mrs. Mary Inge Hoskins of
 Florence. Both Mrs. Charles Martin Jacksonville, director, and Mrs. J. A Rountree, Birmingham, president, being
 unavodably detained at home. Mrs Rountree, however, in the name of the Alabama division, United Daughters oi the Confederacy sent a beautiful flora offering to be placed upon the monu- ment, the design being that of the Stars and Bars, the first flag of the Confed- eracy artistically made of immortelles with streamers of red and white ribbons
 
 The following have been invited te receive with Mrs. Joseph R. Estes ant Mrs J. Frances Redd this afternoon a the tea, which they will give compli menting Mrs Frank Headley: Mrs. J Herbert Scruggs. Mrs. c. Elliott Carper NTre U-upapa I2irhay Mrs William Radd