The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-12-15
WITHINGTON-CASEY WEDDING

A wedding of interest to many friends in the city was that of Miss Eleanor Casey and MT Jack McNeal Wilmington which took place on Tuesday afternoon at the home of the brides parents MT and Mrs Casey. The house was made most attractive with elaborate decora- tions of stately palms and luXuriant ferns combined with quantities of brides roses.
 The bride entered with her father by whom she was given in marriage, ana was lovely picture in her travelling suit of grey with hat and boots to match. She carried shower bouquet of brides roses and valley lilies. They were met in the living room by the groom and the cere- mony was performed by the Rev. w. T. Ivey of Kentucky, an uncle of the bride' before very handsome floral altar, l lighted with many candles. Only few Iclose friends and relatives were present. Before the ceremony MT. and Mrs. Oli- yer Chalfoux rendered an appropriate l musical prossamme and played theNwed- 1 ding march Afterwards an informal re- ception was held and Mir and Mrs, Casey were assisted in receiving by the bride | and ~eroom, the grooms mother Mrs 1 Wilmington, Mrs. F. w. Dixon and Miss Brown.
 = A salad and ice course was served m the dining room which was >artistically dec- orated. The table was centerd with | basket of pinkroseS. Mir. Withlngton anu l his lovely young bride left at once TOT New Orleans and other points on the l southerh coast and upon their return | will be at home with MT, Wilmington s mother. Mrs NJ. E. Wilmington, on Tenth avenue south. x
 Mrs. Worthington is popular member of-the yohnger set and her friends are glad to learn that she will make her home in Birmingham.
 
 PUPILS RECITAL
 Miss Alice Graham announces a pupiis recital for Saturday afternoon at o'clock at the South Highlands school for girls. An attractive programme will oe 1 given.
 CHRISTMAS DANCE
 One of the attractive affairs bein! arranged for the holidays is the dance to be given on Christmas Eve. al tns | Country club under the auspices or th' l Volunteer Relief Associations Mrs, Ceci G4Hton is the general chairman and vii be assisted by-sa committee of capapi
 voung womeff>-who will do their bit t make the dance a splendid success.
 Miss Kettle SibNy will be chairman o the poster committee; Miss Beverly Leak and Miss Jimmie Terrell ticket commit
 tee: Mir. Louis Posser will be in chars of the floor committee; Miss Margafe
 Bradshaw andz Miss Helen Eubank vii t he in charee of the music; Miss Mar ' earet Cage, publicity and Miss Joserhin Cosby the iayois
 BOX FOR VETERANS
 Mrs c. A. Iiardwick, chairman ( ,I the committee rom Pelham chapter
 Cnited Daughters of the Confederac,
 who are arranging box for the old sol
 liers at the Soldiers home at Mountai
 Greek, aie asking 10 communicate Wit
 Mrs. HardwicG, phone l7js Main. or sen
 packages to the YoEpG Nomen's Chris
 tian association bnldins,
 Y. ". c. A. ACTIVITIES
 The Young Nomenss crrsstlan< <associa
 ton househosd is tookins forTard WI
 great pleasure to bearing Miss owe. e lps eSz.on teacher tt tae i+oal e-ceinpto sesn.naix vssa rak ..n..S consented asNe se 2a I,h n@s "a irfss on Mo-
 day evening at e.i5,
 The children sslnnagium classes WI