The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-28

Chiles, Charley Ross Smith and Will Barnes of Eutaw, Battle Peebles. Chai- mers Summerville and Stuart Stirling of Aliceville.
 Rev. J. N. Vandiver of Carrolfton per formed the ceremony.
 Following the wedding . reception was held at the home of tho bride. Her mother was assisted In receiving by Mes- danes T. V. Stirling, S. J. Love, Wilbert Archibald and Miss Marzie Gardner served punch in the reception hall. The rooms were decorated for the occasion with potted plants, pink and white carna- tions and cluster of small white we'd ding bells hung from the chandelier. The table In the dining room, was covered with lace and In the center was 8 large heart-shaped wedding cake beautifully embossed. The cutting of the cake was enjoyed by the guests.
 The annual meeting of the diocesan branch of the woman's auxiliary of the Episcopal church will be held this week in Montgomery. Among the delegates from this city will be Mrs. A. c. Norman, Mrs. Gus Pope, Mrs. Edward Hawkins and Miss Kate Earle Terrell from the 1 Advent; Miss Janet Heriot. Miss Virginia | Hanson. Mrs. Kate Wittichen and Miss | Stelle Gee from St. Mary's; Mrs. Horace I Shaw Mrs. Ross Snider, from St. An l drews.
 The programme follows:
 TUESDAY. P. M.-ST. JOHNS CHURCH
 Evening prayer. Bishop c. M. Beckwith.
 Rev. Stewart Mcqueen, Rev. MT. Coffin, Rev. V. G. Lowery.
 r Address-Bishop c. M. Beckwith. 1 Informal reception. ], WEDNESDAYS JOHNS CHURCH.
 7:30 a. m.-Corporate communion. Woman's auxiliary. | 10 a. m.-Church of the Ascension. Meeting called to order by president,
 Rev. MT. Coffin, officiating.
 Address of Welcome-Mrs. J. Brevard l Jones.
 Response-Mrs. Henry Smith of Selma. Presidents Message-Mrs. Henderson. Greetings-Honorary vice president Mrs. Byse, Tuscaloosa I retary.
 Mrs. Watkins Vaughan, Selma, vice president.
 Mrs. Paul Smith, Montgomery. WEDNESDAY NIGHT-ST. JOHNS | CHURCH. 1 p. m.-Special music, Mss Booth, or. ganist; Magnifcat, Christopher Marks
 soloist. Mrs. Hughes; address on prayer I pr. w. c. Sturgis of New York. ! Mrs. C. M. Beckwith. Montgomery, re- port of junior auxiliary.
 Mrs. J. K. Legare, Forkland, report oi
 Little Helpers branch.
 Mrs. Stewart Mcqueen. Montgomery
 report of church periodical club.
 Miss Elizabeth Noble, AnnistOn, repor
 of. Bishop Winner, scholarship fund. Mrs. Albert Wilson, report of educa
 tional work.
 12:15-Talk on appointment Mrs. D. E
 Wilson, Birmingham.
 Report of consecration services as dea
 coness of Miss Campbell Mrs. W. J. Jolly Mobile.
 Report from Church homo Miss Kati' Campbell, Mobile.
 Neighborhood House Settlement Work Miss Annie Williams, Montgomery. |l D. m.--Trip to cantonment. THURSDAY-CHURCH OF TTiN HOL! COMFORTER. . .. m.-An Saints Day Services Stewart Mcqueen. 1O:30-Address, Mission Study" Dr 12:15-Impressions and notes from gull coast conference Mrs. Frank Stolen werck; Mrs. w. c. Pope, business. Up. m.-Adjournment. Mrs. D. A. Echols chairman of tn woman's division in Birmingham Of th' Jefferson county conservation food com mittee, and Mrs. c. H. Ohme. chairmal of the rural work. request and urge tn housekeepers. boarding housekeeperl 1 hotel and restaurant managers and oth . | CTS to sign the food conservation pledg card, which will be presented Monda and Tuesday by the Boy Scouts Q . Greater Birmingham and Bessemer fo T signature, also that housekeepers renal
 at home until after the Boy Scout call
 or authorizes signature by some membe
 of the family The securing of sigma lures in tho rural sections is bein worked out through the ohyxchAa an