The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-05-19
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ZBINDEN- STRANGE
The marriage of Miss Cheatie
Frances Strange and Mr.. Glen l. Zbin-
den. which was solemnized yesterday
afternoon at 4so o'clock in the First
Methodist church OF Woodlawn in the
presence of a large gathering or
friends. was one of the most beautiful
and interesting of the spring we'd
dings. Both bride and groom are eX-
ceedingly popular in Woodlawn. where
they have lived since childhood. The
wedding was of particular interest. as
Mr.. zhinden will leave soon for Camp
Sewer at Greenville, S. c., where he
i'll join the army.
The church was handsomely dec
grated with palms and ferns and the
ohancel rail was banked with pink
roses. Preceding the ceremony mu-
steal programme was rendered under
the direction of Mr.. and Mrs. Newton
Sharp. Mrs. Sharp furnished several
organ numbers and Mr.. Sharp rem
dered violin solo. Mr. Edwin Morris
sang, my Love Forever Thine Sahll
Be-" and Love, Here Is My Heart
The first of the wedding party to
enter were the ushers, Mr.. Julian Pick
ems and Mr. Joseph T.. Kirby, who were
followed by DR.. Edward Digger and
Mr. Frederick b. Spence. Next came
the groomsemen. Mr.. Bynum Waters
and Mr.. Harry Hahn.
The bridesmaids, Miss Mary Digger
and Miss Gladys Picl<ens, were al
tractiveiy attired in afternoon gowns
of pink georgette crepe with leghorn
hats wreathed in pink roses, and
shower corsages of pink sweet peas
Miss Gladys Hayes, the maid of honor
wore pretty dress Of white george.te
crepe with white hat and a bouquet
of white sweet. peace.
The little flower girl, Marion lsran-
ces Strange. preceded the bride dressed
in white georgette with tulle trim
mings, and carrying basket of pink
roses.
The lovely young bride entered with
her father. Mr.. Fl. NJ. Strange, by whom
she was given in marriage. She wore
beautiful gown of gray georget.t
crepe beaded with delft blue beads
with white hat. She carried a shower
bouquet of orchids. bride roses and
valley lilies
She was met at the altar by The
groom who was attended by his broth.
er. Mr.. Arthur 3. zbinden. as best
man. Rev. ], Y. Morris, a former pas
tor officiated.
Immediately following the ceremony
Mr. and Mrs Zhinden left for a short
wedding trip. Mrs. Zbinden Travelled
in a smart suit of blue cloth.
out-of- town quests for the wedding
! were: Miss Ethel Cocker of Ashville, Mr.
and Mrs viii zbinden and Mr.. am
Mrs Sylvan zbinden of Chattanooga.
IJONES-MACKEY
The many friends of Miss Clara MAY
! Mackey and Mr. Edwin Y, Jones will
be interested in their marriage, whcl
occurred Wednesday evening at The
home of Mr. and Mrs w r. Whitfield
Rev j. Y. Morris officiated,
The bride wore a handsome trav.
cling suit of taupe cloth. Mr. and Mrs
Jones will he at home in Woodlawr
after June J.
MRS. ROUNTREE RETURNS
/ Mrs j. A. Rountree returned las
evening from a trip through Alabama
and Mississippi where she went by in
vitation to deliver patriotic addresses
Mrs Rountree, as vice president of thu
Birmingham Red Cross chapter, ant
general chairman of war relief of tn,
United Daughters of the Confederacy
lis conducting a vast amount of Rec
Cross work. In organization work hel
efforts have been especially effective
| and as a speaker, she is in constant
demand.
In Meridian Mrs. Rountree was thu
honor guest of the Mississippi division
United Daughters of the Confederacy
al tieir annual convention. to whom
sheSdelivered an address, She was alss
special guest of the Rotary ciul
at their regular luncheon. where she
gave o brief outline Of the work she
lis directing. and repeated. by request
her recent poem. MY Litany," writ
ten as tribute to her son. Asa Roun
tress Jr.. an American aviator whe
has been in France since last DC
tober.
En- route home Mrs. Rountree stopped
in Livingston. where she addressed &
large patriotic gathering.
WOLOWITZ-MORSE
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT
Friends in the city will be interested
in the following announcements:
MIR. and Mrs. Morris Morse announc,
the marriage of their daughter. Frances
to Mr.. Louis Wolowitz, on Tuesday, Ma.
IA, 1918. Birmingham. Ala"
Mr. and Mrs. Wolowitz will be at HON,
after May Is at the Madison Apartments
2o2e Fourteenth avenue. south.
HIGH SCHOOL
CLUB CONTEST
The Commercial club of Central Higl
school met as usual Thursday Afternoon
and after having their picture take