The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-31
NEWS OF SOCIETY AND
 ACTIVITIES OF WOMEN

f south Alabama is that of Miss Jess l Weisinger of Coleanor and MT. John Bell | of this city, which took place at the
 home of the brides parents on Monday afternoon. The house was beautifully decorated with autumn blossoms com l bined with ferns and palms. Before the l ceremony Mrs M. c. McMillan of Union i town, at the piano, and Mir James Day
 rendered a musical programme. MT. Day singing Because and other selections
 The bride entered with her father, by whom she was given in marriage, and was very lovely in a dark blue travelling suit, With gray trimmings and hat, boots and gloves to match. She carried crys- anthemums. After the ceremony MT. Bell and his attractive young bride left at once in an automobile for Selma, where they took the train for wedding trip. After few days they will be at home at 5925 Third avenue, south. in this city. Among the out-of-town guests were: Mr and Mrs. Horace Wilkinson, MT. and Mrs L. A. Weisinger and Mir. Edward Elias burg of Selma. and MT. and Mrs Me- Mllilan of uniontown. The bride has many friends in the city who will very cordially welcome her to Birmingham She has been a frequent visitor, as the guest of her sister, Mrs Horace Wilkin- son.
 Much interest is felt in this city in the Diocesan Womans auxiliary of Alabama, which is meeting in Montgomery thls week, as Birmingham is being repre- sented by number of delegates The following Is the programme for today:
 Wednesday, October 31 7:30 a. m.-Cele- bration of the Holy communion, St. Johns church.
 Church of the Ascension, 10 a. m.-Rev. Francis Coffin. opening prayer. Opening business session
 Address of Welcome-Mrs. Brevard Jones.
 Response-Mrs. Harry Smith of Selma.
 Presidents Message-Mrs. Charles Hen derson.
 Greetings Honorary Vice President, Mrs Ellen Bryce, Tuscaloosa
 Rol call.
 Report of officers
 E:0O m.-Noonday prayers. Hymn
 Talk on Apportionment-Mr ID. F. Wilson
 1:00-Luncheon.
 2:O0-Business session
 l. Report of Consecra ton of Miss Campbell as Deaconess-Mrs. w. l. .Jolly of Mobile
 2."The Church Home"-Miss Campbell of Mobile.
 g. "Neighborhood House Settlement 1 Work"-Miss Annie Williams.
 f. Trip to cantonment
 Wednesday Night-S: p. m, St. Johns 1 church.
 Evening Prayer. Special music.
 Address on Prayer-Dr. William c. oturgis, New York.
 The Montgomery Advertiser of Sunday contained a very beautiful picture of Mrs, William Walker of this city with he Following lines
 Mrs. w. M. Walker of Birmingham traded union, specialist in primary Sun lay school work, who will lecture on Prlmary Work at the Sunday school hee.ihe. Mrs. Walker is one of the 'ery prominent and influential women of Alabama
 The Anniston Star says:
 Mrs. Jonn $. Darlington is pictured by FaErlotlc Patricia in yesterdays Ape l Herald as one of Anniston's leading wnm- n, Who is active in various branches of var, social and welfare work. and her aHliy as one of the most interesting in Alabama. With her husband president of he Chamber of Commerce, her two ovely daughters, Misses Leila and Eliza. 'een Carrlngton, industrious knitters for ne Red Cross, MT. Frank Darlington somewhere in France, and Jack wishing o go, It would seem as if there were no nore patriotic home in this state. any vay." one or the most delightful meetings of ne year of the Cadmean circle was held U the nome of Mrs. John Tilman on 1lghiand avenue, when Senator Oscar Jnderwood was the guest of honor and lenvered most pleasing as well as com renensive talk to the ladies on the sub- ect, Our Government" He explained many things which had heretofore heer. subject of discussion not only among ne members. bu. to the public at large. me clup reels very grateful to Senator JnderWood to have given the club this norning out of his valuable time.
 The following announcement has been eceved:
 MT and Mrs. J. N. Roebuck reouest ne honor of your presence at the mar lage or their daughter. Anne Minnette. MT. Frederic Earle Rule. on Saturdav fternoon, November 1S, 1917, at 4 o'clock. .la."