The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-04

L. F. Goodwin of Decatur. To the sweet strains of Lohengrins wedding march the bridal party entered, led by the ush- CTS, MT. Alton Rockett and MT. Merritt | Greene Following were the bridesmaids, Miss Willie Mae Tanner and Miss Lola | Ulen, in dresses of white net with silver l trimming, each carrying Easter lilies. f The groomsmen were MT. Malcolmn John
 son of Montgomery and MT. Harry White. Mrs. Hubert Strickland and Mrs. Jose phine Beerman were matrons of honor, and wore pink satin dresses trimmed with silver lace and carried pink roses Miss Kathleen Coughlan was the maid of honor and wore a girlis.l frock of white taffeta and carried pink roses. The bride entered with her brother, MT. Hubert Strickland, who gave her in marriage. l She wore a handsome wedding gown of duchess satin trimmed with pearls and real lace Her veil was caught coronet fashion and fell in long graceful folds over tile court train. She carried bou- quet of roses and valley lilies. The two l little flower girls were Lula May Rock ett and Sarah Billings. They wore dainty white lace frocks and carried silver bas- kets filled with rose petals. Little U. w. Jones was ring bearer. After the wedding reception was held at the home of MT. and Mrs. J. l.. Anderson. MT. and Mrs Johnson left for a wedding trip to Washington and New York and upon their return will have an apartment in Inglenook Mrs. Johnson wore a stun ming travelling gown, spring model, With hat to match. Mir. Emile Levy, of the committee on arrangements, announces the fifth of the series of Sunday afternoon organ recitals at 3:S0 this afternoon at Temple Emanu- Fl, under the auspices of Temple Emanu- Fl and the Independent Presbyterian church and the CO., operation of the Music Study club, by Mrs. Laura Jackson Da- vids, assisted by Mrs. O. l.. Stephenson, soprano, MT. Erin Farley. baritone, as so- loists, and Mrs. E. G. Turrentine, alto, Mrs. Harr Brun, soprano. and MT. Baxter Eastb urn, tenor. in quartette work. The following programme will be rendered.: Organ. Suite Gothique (Boellmann). F ]. Introduction-Choral.
 g. Menuet Gothique.
 8. Priere a Notre Dame.
 A. Toccata.
 Baritone Aria and Choral Sanctus tGauD "A New Heaven and New Earth (from Holy City).
 Organ, (a) Largo Dvorak) (from New World symphony); (b) Evening Bells and Cradle Song (Macfarlane); Co An Area dian Sketch (Stoughton).
 Soprano solo and quarette (Mendels- sohn) 70 for the Wings of a Dove" from Hear My Prayer). ~
 Hymn. Father Omnipotent Benjamin Guckenberger), by congregation.
 Attention is called to the Hymn of Peace which Mrs. Daniels has selected to be sung at the close of the programme because of it's peculiar appropriateness and because it is the composition or MT;
 Benjamin Guckenberger, so well and kindly known in Birmingham, where he lived for numbers of years
 Programme on Sunday, March IS. will be given by MT. Rienzi Thomas Much interest is being felt by the Colonial Danes of this city in the state
 meeting which will be held in this city on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. J. Morgan Smith, where an all-day session will be held and Mrs. Smith will enter | tain the delegates at luncheon. Later in l the afternoon they will be the guests ] of Mrs Henry Badham at S,l informal | tea at the Country club. The members 1 of the Birmingham chapter Of the Colonial Danes are: Mrs. T. H. Aldrich, IT.. Mrs Chester Allis. Mrs. Arthur A. Adams Mrs Warren H. Buchanan, Mrs. Henry Badham. Miss Alma Burgamy' | Mrs IT. M Bradley, Mrs. Charles Cal | houn. Miss Elizabeth Benagh Mrs. l. N Carr, Mrs. John D. Dabney, Mrs Mason I billiard. Mrs Christopher De Shazo. Mrs. ! c. D. Ebersole, Mrs A. s. Edmonds Mrs. | c Castleman Estill. Miss Katherine
 Earle, Mrs J. E. Frazier, Mrs. Frank F. Glass. Mrs. Schuyler H. Harris Mrs. U. T. Harwell Mrs. A. T. Henley, Mrs. I Jonathan Harrison. Miss Mary Hood, Mrs. lR. D. Johnston. Mrs. Robert Jemison, Jr., Mrs. I. w. Lawhon. Mrs. A. s. Leath, i Mrs. Chambers McAdory, Mrs. J. D. Me 1 Neei, Mrs. Willis J. Miner Mrs. Mary
 Clare Miner Mrs. William c. Montgom-
 I cry, Mrs. Hugh Morrow. Miss Hattie Mor- l ton, Mrs, Merrill Northington, Mrs Elm melt O'Neal Mrs David Roberts, Mrs. Algernon Smith, Mrs. J. Morgan smith,
 Mrs. R. F. Smith. Mrs. Roy Strickland, 4 Mrs. N. w. Trimble. Miss Jennie Trim
 | ble, Mrs E.. M. Tutwiler and Mrs. c. M. Terdy
 ! Many friends of the Confederate Veter-
 ans and members of the United Daugh
 I ters of the Confederacy are arranging 8 "Tag Day. to secure funds to send many
 old veterans to the reunion to be held in l Washington early in June The day set for the event Is Saturday and Mrs. s. H.
 l Gardner. chairman of arrangements, as-
 lsisted by Mrs. E. T. Dunkerly, Mrs. H.
 B. Abernathy and Mrs. J. G. Barclay. an-
 ] Inounced the following corner chairmen : and their helpers: Bromberg, chaper-
 ons. Mrs. w. K. McAory and Miss Minnie