The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-27

black picture hat, and carried a bouque ] of Mrs. Henderson roses. The brid, ! wore handsome coat suit of blue French i serge. and a smart hat of blue velvet | trimmed with fancy feathers. Her bou-
 quet was of brides roses and swansonia
 The ceremony was performed in the presence of relatives by pr L. O. Daw- son of Tuscaloosa, an old friend of the family of the bride and first cousin
 of the groom. Mrs. Annie May Borden played the wedding march, Immediately
 afterwards, MT Dawson and his bride left for wedding trip to Florida, ana will later go to Waverly, Ala, to make
 their home The bride is a young wom- of many fine traits of mind and heart
 and has large circle of warm friends who wish for her every happiness. She has for number of years been one ot the most beloved teachers in the pubic
 schools of the city, and hundreds of chil- dren have known and loved Miss Jim, as she is affectionately termed. Among the many beautiful gifts received thers was none more appreciated than hano- some silver berry bowl and ladle winch
 was gift from the mothers of pupils ot the Bellinger Hill school, where the bride has taught for the past few years.
 Mr. Dawson is a prosperous business man of Waverly and has a host or friends who will welcome his bride most cordially. He formerly lived in Mont gomery and is popular here, With many friends.
 Mrs. Patrick Cummings and little daughter are expected in a few days 10 be the guests of her father, MT. Henry Parrish, in Cloverdale, Mrs. Cummings formerly was Miss Ida Parrish, love- ly Montgomery girl
 MT. and Mrs. E. Rowell Holt have moved into their new home at 623 Forest avenue.
 The many friends of MT. and Mrs. J. c. Pinkston will be glad to learn that the condition of MT. Pinkston, who was in- Jured in an automobile accident, con- ttnues to improve.
 Miss Lydia Eustis one of the hostesses at the Hostess house al Camp Sheridan, has returned from a visit to relatives in Birmingham.
 Mrs. J. ". strudwck of strudwick, Ala, is visiting her sister, Mrs. W E. Ellsberry. on the Woodley road
 Lieutenant and Mrs. Perkins have re- turned from their wedding trip and are at home at 42S South Court street
 Mrs. John Minnis and little daughter have returned from stay of some weeks In Hendersonvtlie, N. C., and are now spending some time in Greenvine.
 Mrs. Minnie Jordan is yiisting her son, MT. w. A. Jordan, on Clanton street
 Mrs. J. Fl. Minnis has returned from visit to Mrs John Minnis in Green- ville.
 Mrs. John Tulis is visiting her moth CT, Mrs. Haltiwanger in Rome, Ga.
 MT, and Mrs. Jules Stern have received news of the safe arrival of their son. Leo Stern, overseas.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward Claughton ana MT. and Mrs T. M. Francis, MT. ana Mrs. John c. OConnell and three little daughters, Misses Mary F.. Janice L. and Jessie R. O'Connell of Mobile have come to Montgomery to make their home and have taken the residence at Park place. MT. OConnell is one or the best known newspaper men in the south and for merly was editor of the Mobile Tribune. lie has accepted responsible position on the staff of the Advertiser, and both he and his family are receiving a cor dial welcome.
 Mrs. Lee Holmes has received a cable the safe arrival ocerseas or her sons, Lieut.. Earl Holmes and Sergt. Roy Holmes.
 Mrs. Ernest Mayer will return Satur- udy iioil ANSW OIh, WueIe SLe HdS DeeH visiting her sister, and from Wellesley college, where she visited her daughter Miss Maxine Mayer, who is a student there.
 MT. and Mrs. Randolph Moore have re- turned to their home in Oklahoma City, after a visit to Captain and Mrs. T. H. Moore and Mrs Mary Blue.
 Mrs. Gaston Troy is spending several weeks in Washington and New York.
 The friends of Mr. Robert Lowe, who has been i'll with pneumonia in Norfolk, Va,,. where he is stationed at the naval base, will be glad to learn that he is irn- proving.
 MT. and Mrs. Kenneth Murphy and lit tie daughter Mary T., of Chicago, are the guests of her parents, MT. and Mrs. John k. Tyson, on Catoma street, flor the winter months.
 Mir Jordan Tyson, who is stationed l at Pelham, N. r., will receive his com mission this month, and will come to for a short visit to his par 1 ents, Judge and Mrs J. R. Tyson.
 MT, Joseph J. Sachs Jr, of Louisville, | Ky, is spending several days in Mont i yomery,
 MT. and Mrs. w. H, Morrow have re- | turned from a visit to Jacksonville.
 The friends of Miss Flossie Leva, a l bright and attractive Selma girl who aas often visited here, will learn with | pleasure that she is making success of l her position with the government in | Washington, and since entering the treasury department as a clerk, she has !