The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-21

Glenn as pianist. '.All for You" was
 sung by Mrs. F. H. Benson of Atlanta
 The bridal party was led by the two
 .lttie ribbon girls. Eugenia Smartt and Nina Dantizler, atired In white organdy
 and pink ribbons. The bridesmaids,
 lovely in evening gowns of rainbow col
 ors. entered next. They were Miss
 Mary Bell. maid of honor, in yellow sat-
 Tn and silver trimmings; Miss Mary
 Denie Schwab in silk net over pink taf-
 feta, Miss Mary Ramser in turquoise
 blue and silver, Miss Evelyn Sapp in
 silk net over bronze taffeta. and the two
 matrons of honor, sisters of the bride,
 Mrs. Hubert Moore and Mrs E. T. Long.
 Jr., both of Birmingham. were charming-
 fly attired in silk net over silver cloth.
 Each carried clusters of large white
 chrysanthemums tied with tulle, and
 bride came the two dainty flower girls,
 Joy Mcdowell and Lucy Monlthrope,
 scattering rose petals
 The bride entered with her brother,
 MT. Charles Blair, by whom she was giv- en in marriage. She was lovely in her wedding gown of white duchess satin, trimmed with real lace and seed pearls. Her tulle veil was caught with orange blossoms and she carried white bride s roses showered with valley lilies They were met at the altar by the groom and his best man, MT. T. T. Long, Jr., of Birmingham The ring ceremony was Iimpressively performed by Rev. w F. Dickinson of the First Methodist church The bride is one of Eufaula's fair est and most charming young women, and the groom is prominent in the busi- ness and social life of Waco Tex An informal reception followed the cere- money, the brides mother, Mrs. Blair TO- Iceiving the guests wearing gray crepe de chine trimmed with cut steel Delici- .ftI r1,l,f tr., <1 were served. The brides table in the din- ing room was artistically arranged with a basket of pink roses and antigon'a 1 for the center piece.
 MT. and Mrs Watson left on she evening train for n trip out west. after which they will go to Texas to make their home. The brides travelling gown with seal, with hat of the same shala and her bag, shoes and gloves were of gray.
 At the home of Mrs W. A Abercro;al- bic in Norwood the officers and teachers Of the primary department of the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Sunday school VIII honor Miss Neva Bell with q linen shower on tomorrow afternoon. Miss Ball will be married on Wednesday to AIr
 James Davis Oliver:
 The following invitation has been s- sued: Mir. and Mrs. Walter Alexander Hill request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter. Els telle Weathers. to Mir. Charles Edwin McDonald, Jc. on Wednesday, october |sl at 4:sO o'clock 74s2 Underwood ave- |nue, Birmingham:
 4 crowd of the popular young married set and few members of the younger set have organized a dancing club. which meets weekly at the Civic association headquarters for dance The first reg ular dance of the organization. given the members are looking forward to an even more enjoyable affair Wednesday |evening. when a Halloween mask dance will be given. The membership of the organization, which has not yet chosen d name, will be limited to 75. The following charter members and guestts were among those attending the dance Friday evening: MT. and Mrs, Luke Hunt. MT. and Mrs K. B. Janney, Mir. and Mrs. w. B. Tram lmel. Mir. and Mrs, w. M. King. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Wyatt, Mir. and Mrs Jacl Connor, Mir. and Mrs G. H. Hastings 1 Dr. and Mrs. Wade Martin. Mir. and Mrs 1 H. R. Kennedy, Mir, and Mrs 1T. c ! Gheesling, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pankey MT. and MIs Norman shannon, MisI Martha Ellis. Miss Emmfe Locke, Mist
 Helen Mewhinney. Miss Matte Jo Chil-
 dress, Mr, Mathews Mir. Cornell MT 1 Ncaly, MT. Nunnaily. MT Hayes, MT i RaAvis, Mr. Sanford, Mr Torg erson, MT Underwood, MT Evans Mr. hite and
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