The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-03-31
by ROSE ARMIsTEAD HIGGINS.

| Montgomery, March 30.-(Special "A
most interesting event which will take
place in Montgomery in the near future
will be the unveiling of a beautiful flag
on Liberty Loan Day. April G. The great
| flagpole and flag will be the memorial
of the people of Alabama of their part
| in the great conflict which is now rag
ing. and the money for the flag and
| pole was contributed by the people OF
| the entire state through the Advertiser.
| The great steel pole was raised and put
| in place on the grounds OF the state
capitol on Wednesday afternoon, and the
raising of the great shaft of steel was
done by Lieut.. George Shartle OF the
1l2th supply train, and by men specially
selected by him from various companies
OF the same outfit. On Liberty Loan
Day, the Thirty division will pa
radc and the day will be one OF the most
spectacular in the city's history.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. James M.
Adams on Winthrop court was the scene
OF a pretty wedding Tuesday afternoon
at o o'clock, when their sister, Miss Alma
Paschal, became the bride of Mr.. Paul
Savage Macy. The home was decorated
for the happy occasion with a profusion
OF pink roses. white lilies, palms and
smlax, and an altar was improvised
of palms and ferns Before the cere-
mony,, Miss Elizabeth Macy. sister of
the groom, played sweetly Mendelssohn's
Spring Song"
The only attendants were the two lit
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niece of the bride, and Miss Loula Shep-
herd Savage, cousin of the groom. They
wore frocks of white lingerie and lace
with pink ribbons and carried baskets
OF pink sweet peas The bride and groom
entered the parlor together. and were met
at the altar by Rev Charles M. Stub
blefield who performed the ceremony
The bride wore a smart gray coat SUIT,
with accessories to match and carried
bouquet of MY Maryland roses lmme-
diately after the ceremony, Mr.. Macy
and his bride left for Birmingham and
Atlanta to spend few days The bride
Is charming girl and has many friends,
while Mr.. Macy Is successful business
man Of Montgomery
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wood Green an
nounce the marriage of their daughter.
Margaret Prim. to Mr.. John Cecil
Eagerton. Jr. on March 23. This we'd
ding came as quite surprise to the
many friends of the young couple The
bride. who is a handsome girl of
brunette type. is a graduate of Bel
mont college. Nashville. Tenn. and is
now connected with the Draughn BUSH
ness college of this city. Mr.. Eagerton
holds responsible position WITH the
railroad and has host OF
friends. The young couple were qui
married by Rev. Mr.. Colley of the CT
ton street Baptist church i'm the pres
ence of the two families. Immediately
after the ceremony a beautiful dinner
was rendered the young couple at the
home OF the groom's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eagerton are at home to their
friends at III Catoma street
MIR. and Mrs. George Perry announce
the marriage of their daughter. Chris
tine. to Mr.. Maicke Manos of Company
b. 14Sth infantry, Camp Sheridan. The
only attendants We're Mr.. Steve Horr:s
and Mrs Josephine Keith. sister of the
BRIDE Mr.. and Mrs Manos viii make
their home with her parents during
Mr.. Manos' stay in Montgomery.
Miss Violet McMasters and Private
Robert Lee Campbell OF the 1S4th ma