The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-03

| The wedding of Miss Frances Coburn and Dr. A. E. Patton will take place on Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the home of MT. and Mrs. Rose Huey on Sixth avenue. The Rev. M. K. Thornton, pastor of the First Baptist church, will perform the ceremony while little Harriet Furman and Bessie Davis Moorer will be the ribbon bearers, and Elizabeth Dalton, a niece of the bride will be the ring bearer. Miss Lena Hatcher and Mrs Ford will render a musical programme on the piano and violin preceding the cere- mony, while Miss Mary Louise Thorn ton will sing. Mrs. Herman Dalton, sister of the bride, will play the wedding march An informal reception will be held and Dr. and Mrs. Patton will leave
 immediately for Washington, New York
 and other eastern points.
 The young men of the dancing set gave a delightful dance last night In compli- ment to the young ladies at the home of Miss Margaret Golson, on Clarendon avenue. The reception rooms and porch were decorated for the occasion in ferns and nasturtiums Punch was served during the evening and later an Ice course was served Those enjoying this hospitality were Miss Katherine Hawkins Miss Will lie Lee Smith, Miss Margaret Golson, Miss
 Doris Lewis Miss Imogene Maxwell, Miss Elizabeth Grove, Miss Elizabeth Cam
 eron, Miss Louise French, Miss Katie
 Maddox, Miss Rachael Ragsdale, Miss Willie J. Hollingsworth, Miss Mary Mill drew Woodrow. Miss Mary Catherine Woodruff Miss Josie Belle Hawkins Miss
 Margaret Berry. Miss Frances McCamp-
 bell, Miss Helen Drum, Miss Asbelle, Miss Virginia Williamson. Miss Cecile Free
 land, Miss Elsie Crosby, Miss Hattie Cole man, Miss Elsie K. Allen. Miss Ruth vancleve, Miss Vernon Hayes; Virgil l .,yrl- LTo
 son, Ben Grigsby. Joe Lewis, Bill Lewis, Harrison Hendricks. Howard English, Ralph Snider, MT. Hunt, Charlie Scott. MT. Fishburn, MT. Scruggs. Bruce Rags dale, MT Shearvers, Robert Berry, c. E. Falkner. Luney Ragsdale, John ORourke, ". c. Baty. Jr., Herbert Honeycutt Nor gan Barron, Golan Buck. Sanford Per sons John Braly, Roger Cole R. P. Me Tyiere Jr, Marvin Baty, James Reed, Red Mullin, Dr. Earl Conwell. The home of Mrs. Henry Hurd was the scene of pretty hospitality this after noon when Miss Mary Reynolds and Miss 1 Lila Mae Moorer entertained a number l of friends at novelty shower in com pliment to Miss Frances Coburn, an at- tractive bride-elect. A color tone of white and pink was chosen for this affair and | the reception rooms were art1stically ar ranged for the occasion in pink and white
 
 refreshing punch was served from bowl half buried in smilax, English ivy and sweetpeas by Miss Lola Robertson. The guests were received by Miss Reynolds. Miss Moorer and Miss Coburn. A brides contest was enjoyed after which an Ice course in the pink and white tones was served. The ices were frozen in the wed- ding bell design. To the strains of Lo- hengrin's wedding march little Harriet Furman and Bessie Davis Moorer, wear | ing dainty white frocks with trimmings 1 of lace and pink ribbons, brought in cart with the packages. Much amuse ment was caused by the opening of the packages and many beautiful as we'll as useful gifts were presented to the bride elect.
 l A feature of the graduating exercises | of the Bessemer High school was the presentation of an exquisite cut glass Annie Glenn Grove from the seniors of 1917. Penry Evans. president of the class, presented the gift, thanking Mrs. Grove for the splendid music rendered during commencement.
 l Everything is in readiness for Memo rial Day. which will be observed by the l local chapter, United Daughters of the | Confederacy on Sunday. The, committee composed of Mrs. Charles NJ Ray chair man; Mrs. w. w. Hollingsworth and Mrs.
 T. T. Huey, which was appointed to mark the graves of the Confederate veterans
 with flags has done so and the relatives | and friends will decorate them on Sun
 day
 Julian Levy of Amarillo Tex, former
 resident of this city. is the guest of his
 sister, Mrs. U. Schwabacher, en route to l New York.
 1 Mrs. Percy Benton and Mrs. Nat Brad 1 ford will leave Monday for Stafford Springs Miss. where they will spend two weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. Emmett Day and little son
 have gone to Selma. where they will be the guests of relatives for a few days MT. and Mrs Joe Little Mrs. Kate Wal Ter left this afternoon for Washington, where they will attend the reunion