The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-23
MARRIAGES OF WIDE INTEREST
 ARE SOLEMNIZED TN MONTGOMERY
By RosALrE ARRESTED HIGGINS


 i Montgomery, June P. tSpecial.) )-The home of Mir. and Mrs, $. Y. Dennis on Mildred street was the scene of a beauz tiful wedding Tuesday afternoon at D o'clock, when their daughter Alice fagley, became the bride of MT. Luther Kelly Jordan. The home was artistical- ly decorated with a profusion of palms. ferns and cut flowers, and the parlor. where the ceremony was performed, an Tar was improvised of graceful palm and white roses and white carnatons The other apartmentments were dec orated with baskets of ping and white carnations and ferns
 Before the ceremony Miss Ernestine Galloway of Newton sang sweetly, T Love You Truly" by Bond. She was ac- companied on the plano by Miss Hattie Harris of sandersvllle. Ga. who also played the wedding march from Lohen- gren for the entrance of the bridal party. Miss Harris is niece of the groom. Miss Estelle Yelverton the maid of honor, wore a becoming costume of white crepe de chine embroidered in pearls and white picture hat of georg- ette crepe. trimmed with pink roses She carried an arm bouquet of Mrs Hen derson roses.
 Dunlap of Birmingham, cousin of the bride. and Miss Ellen Harris of san dersville, Ga, niece of the groom wore frocks of white organde and lace over white taffeta, with pink ribbons and car ried bakets of pink rosebuds, tied with pink tulle. The ring bearer, Miss Marga- ret Thompson, wore frock of white or gandie and lace and carried the ring in the heart of a white rose
 Mir ". w. Farmer attended the groom as best man. The young couple en- tered together. The bride was a picture of girlish grace in her wedding gown of white crepe de chine and georgette crepe, embroidered in white beads, and her veil Of tulle was arranged cap effect with orange blossoms. Her only ornament was a handsome pearl brooch. the gift of her parents, and her flowers were a shower bouquet of brides roses and lilies of the valley.
 The ceremony was performed by the Rev. c. H. Bolton and the ring service was used. After the ceremony an in- formal reception was held and at o'clock Mir. Jordan and his bride left for the mountains of North Carolina. The bride wore a smart travelling suit of mid night blue tricotine with gray shoes and gloves and smart hat of blue georgette crepe. combined with straw.
 MT. and Mrs. Jordan will return to Montgomery July 1 and will be at home with her parents at 626 Mildred street.
 The bride is an unusually pretty and attractive girl and possesses a sweet na- ture which has endeared her to a large circle of friends.
 Help Them Over Here to Do Their Best Over There" When you are asked to buy tag Saturday bearing this slogan from smiling. bright faced girl don't refuse, but .ba glad that you have the privilege of helping raise the sum. which is going to be used for a splendid pur- pose. Do you know that 5000 men in Ala bama of draft age can neither read nor write? An appalling statement, perhaps. but it's true just the same. out of lV,- 10000 men, which will compose the na- tional army, 100000 cannot read or write. The Y M. c. A. is doing all in it's power to help these illiterates, but 1t is im- possible for them to do it alone, so fund Is being raised throughout the coun- try for this purpose. The state depart ment of education has asked the Ala bama club women to assist them and Montgomery's quota will be s29o Mrs. J. H. Crenshaw, chairman of the Fffteth district. is the general chairman, and Mrs Lucian Gardner is secretary and treasurer. The commitee. Is composed of