The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-11
JUNE ROMANCES
 AT CAMP MCCLELLAN
By PATRIorIC PArRIcIA

Anniston' June 10.-(Special) )-War has gwen the romance of June the flowered orioal month, an added thrill, and mlli- tary weddings are causing Dan Cupid to work overtime. MT. Williams of the pro pate court has sold over 60 marriage li' eenses this month, over 10 weddings occurring curing the past week end
 A romance dating back to childhood days was eliminated at the home of MT. and Mrs. Emmett M. Ledbetter, on saturday afternoon, when Miss Vivian Dunn' of somerville, N. J., became the pride of MT. Frederick D. Dickerson, Jr., of Plainfield, N J., now attached to the 54th artillery brigade headquar- ters at Camp Mcclellan. The ceremony was performed by Rev. s. F. Hodges in front of an improvised altar of palms. ferns and daisies, intermingled With white candles, an immense American flag forming the background. To the strains of Mendelssohns wedding marcr, played by Mrs. McNally, Miss Louise Ledbetter came first, arranged in white with pink ribbons, carrying the wedding ring in the center of q white magnolia. Then came the pretty little twins, May and Adelaide Ledbetter, gowned in white with rink ribbons scattering from artis- tically decorated baskets, pink rose leaves in the pathway of the bride A girl of unusual beauty, the bride looked especially lovely in her wedding gown of white chiffon, with picture hat of pink and white, and a corsage bonqueG of mir 1Ir GNtrao Nd sl E. Dunn. Of Somerville, parents of the bride and MT. and Mrs. Frederick Dick erson, of Plainfield, the grooms parents, who accompanied the bride to Anniston. besides Q number of Camp Mcclellan men were among the wedding guesst. Mr. and Mrs. Dickerson are both members of prominent influentia4 families, and possess a large circle of friends After the wedding, the bridal party of 20 guests were entertained at a lovely din- ner at the Anniston inn.
 At the home of the brides mother, Miss Mary Lou Morgan and Mir Lee Ray Smith. of Newark, N. J., were married Friday evening, Rev s. E. Hodges offl- ciating. Miss Frances Morgan the maid of honor, wore pink georgette crepe. The bride also wore pink crepe anu carried q bouquet of pink roses and sweet peas Mrs Smith is greatly be- loved, her beautiful mission of love Tn the Addie Weaver home having en- deared her to all classes. MT. Smith is the son of retired business man of Newark, and very popular among the soldiers at Camp Mcclellan.
 On Saturday afternoon at the home | n ,sQ Helen Fletcher of Summervile N J., was Nmarried to her soldier sweetheart, 1 MT. Robeet Johnston of Planfield, N. j., | now at Camp Mcclellan. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Leon M Lat.- mer. Mrs. Voorhees, of Plainfield WAS matron of honor, and Mr. Voorhees, bes. man. The bride wore a white ehiffoIi, and white picture hat Mrs. O'Bryant served an ice course, after which the newly welded couple went over to tn~ home of MT. and Mrs. Ledbetter to at tend the marriage of their friends, Miss Dunn and MT. Dickerson
 At the Parker Memorial pastorium on Saturday afternoon, Miss Nellie Theo. Hudson of Jacksonville, married Cor poral Richard Hart, of the 104th ammu- milton train, Rev. Leon Latimer off ciating. The bride, one of the most attractive and popular girls of the
 
 of tan. The groom is well known young man of New Orleans. After thes ceremony Corporal and Mrs. Hart lett for a visit to Atlanta
 Miss Edna Taylor of Richmond, va was married Saturday afternoon to Mr John kellenher of company 333, l0ftn motor supply train. The ceremony was performed at his home by Father Thomas J. Early. The brides mother, who ae- companled her to Anniston. was present at the wedding, and is visiting her Clerk John Williams performed the marriage ceremony Saturday for Miss Pauline Turner, of Rome and Mr Frank Koch: of the 104th ammunition train
 The home of Mrs. J. A. McGuirk on Tyler Hill was the scene of pretty wedding Saturday, when Miss Florence $. Coils became the bride of Lieut. Philip S. Stout of Philadelphia, Rev. Caroton Barnwell, of Grace church, officiating.
 Another wedding at the Parker Me- mormial pastorium on Saturday was per- formed by Rev. Leon M Latimer untt- ing in marriage Miss Martha Downer and MT. E. c. Kichlighter, of the offi- cers' training school at Camp Mcclellan
 Judge Coleman officiated Saturday at the wedding of Miss Esther Oshensky of Brooklyn. N. Y. and Mir. William Kohn Of the 1l2th machine gun battalion. At Grace Episcopal church another New Jersey romance was eliminated when Rev. c. N. Darwell performed the marriage ceremony for Miss Alice A, Nelson of Plainfield, N. J., and Mir. John M. uhler, Jr,, of the 10th field artillery
 The Alabama friends of Miss Clare Abercromble, who recently moved from Anniston to Washington, D. C., were interested in hearing of her wedding on Thursday to Capt Charles Fl. Barnwell of Fort Riley, Kan. The wedding oc- cured at the brides home, and was at tended by many prominent officials and their families. Mrs. F. ]. Thomas and Miss Jane Abercombie, the brides sis