The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-04-28

OI the DTlut parents, MT ana MI s. Joseph Norwood.
 The home on South Perry street was elaborately decorated with a profusion of palms, ferns and cut flowers An altar was formed of graceful palms and white wicker baskets, filled with white roses, and an aisleway was formed of white ribbons. The mantel was banked with hothouse smilax and in the center was a French basket of white roses.
 The bridal party entered to the strains of the wedding march from Lohengren, rendered on the violin and piano by Miss Kate Booth and Miss Amelia Pincus.
 The young ribbon bearer, Master Norwood Carroll, came first, wearing a suit of white satin. and carrying broad satin ribbons with which he formed an aisle. The groom and his best man. Mir. John B. Cox. of Birmfns- ham entered next. The brides sister. Mrs Henry Hall Clarke of Mobile, who was her matron of honor, wore a be- coming costume of white pussy willow taffeta and lace, and carried a show CT bouquet of pink sweet peas. Her younger sister. Miss Isabel Norwood, the maid of honor, wore a pretty cos tune of pink Georgette crepe trimmed with pink ribbon and lace and her flowers were also pink sweet peas.
 The ring bearer, Master Edward Watts and the dainty flower girl, Miss Anne Carroll, entered together. The former wore a suit of white satin and carried the ring in the center of ar Easter lily while little Miss Carroll wore pink organdie and lace and car ried gold basket of pink rosebuds.
 The bride entered with her father, MT. Joseph Norwood, by whom she was given in marriage. She was d pictur. of girlish grace and charm in her wedding gown of white satin, exqui- sitely fashioned and trimmed with rose point lace. It was made with q court train of real lace and her veil was arranged coronet effect, with sprays of orange blossoms.
 She carried a bouquet of brides roses and lilies of the valley. The ceremony was performed by the groom's father. Dr. w. J. F. Cox, of Pine Bluff, Ark. assisted by Dr. Charles 4. Stakely and the ring service was used Afterward a reception followed and the younS couple were the recipients of congrat- ulations and best wishes Mrs. Nor wood. mother of the bride, wore gown of black net over black satin trimmed with green passementrie.
 Mrs. w. J. E. Cox, mother of the groom, wore a gown Of white Geor- gette crepe and lace. Later in. the even ing MT. Cox and his bride left for New Orleans and points in Arkansas to visit his parents. The bride traveied Tn a handsome coat suit of golden brown eabardine, with brown shoes and gloves and a chic hat of the same tones
 After two weeks MT. Cox and his bride will return to Birmingham anu will go to housekeeping at 27o1 Junl- per avenue.
 Mnnt tcyn me most cultured and charming young women and in this city, where she has grown to young womanhood! she mas endeared herself to a large circle ol friends who wish for her every nap piness but who regret that her mari ge4 w i'll, take. her. elsewhere " make her home.
 MT. Cox's father. Dr. ". J. F. COX, was for II years pastor of the f1rst Rantist church of Mobile and has many friends throughout the state. MT COX is prominently identified with the SO ciaI and business life of the Magic City and has host of friends Who eA- tend to him sincere congratulations 1T. D. C. WAR RELIEF WORK
 The following from Mrs. A l.. Doweii' director nf the Alabama war relel Worh of the United Daughters of the Confeder-
 
 only the members of the United Daugh- ters of the Confectionery but others aid- ing them in their work:
 ..yye are much gratified with the splen- did results of the war reiief worK or -he Alabama division, and give below the list of contributions from friends ana chapters toward the endowment or two beds in the American hospital No ia al NeuilIy, France. One bed for the Ala honor of immortal naval commander, Admiral Raphael Semmes, has been completed and placed in Ward No. of the United Daughters of the Confectionery section of this spl sndid hospital. The wards consist of 10 beds each, and so5g Der yek en- dows one bed.
 I've appreciate the splendid response and cordial support given this cause, which will enable the director to report to the convention of the Alabama divi- sion, which convenes at Talladega on April 30 the nice sum of $llo2.9l In the hands of the treasurer.
 .In order to complete the endowment of the second bed, with all expenses paid. we have a deficit Of about s75. Will not some friends and chapters who have not contributed to this worthy cause re- spond at once. that We may be able to report .o the convention two beds fin- ished, and at that time choose the name for the second bed? Shall we come up lacking, or will you aid in this work! Besides the donations towards the en- dowment fund reports have come in of most excellent work being done by every chapted in Red Cross work, and numbers of Liberty Bonds and Thrift Stamps purchased by the chapters and individual members. The following is the list of contributions:
 "G. R. Bondware chapter Brooklyn, s15 Hartford chapter, Hartford, s37; Pelham chapter, Birmingham. s25; Leon ard c. Pratt chapter, Blocton, $50: R D. Jackson chapter. Woodlawn. s6.5o; Tus- c,inaAa che epter. Tl'scu~rsir rT- ,tho~r chapter Athens, ss.5o: sumpter chapter. Iivingston, sT: P. D. Bowles chapter, Evergreen s15: Electra Semmes Colston chapter, Mobile. $50; James c. Canty chapter. Scale. s10 Dadeville chapter. Dadeville. s13; John II. Forney chapter Jacksonville. se; Alexander H. Stephens chapter, Fast Lake, s10: John T. Morgan chapter, Talladega, s3O Dothan chapter Dothan. s. Stenhen n. Lee chante~ TaI- verne. $l0: Union Springs chapter, Union Springs $10; Barbour County chapter. Eufaula, S25; Emma Sansom Forest chap ter, Cedar Bluff. s12.50; Mobile cha pter, Mobile: $s7: Josiah Gorgas chapter Montevnllo, 5; W. T. Hodges chapter Odenville. $l0; Jessie D. McClendon chapter. Childersburg. s2; Lowndesboro chapter, Lowndes5oro, $2 Stone~ all Jones chapter. Cropwell. s25; Montgom- cry Hill chapter. Tensaw, g; Cla yton chapter. Clayton. s; Sidney Lanier chap ter. Alexander City. s25; Ashville chap ter, Ashville. $15; Mildred Lee chapter Sheffieid $10; R. E.~Rodes chapter Tins.