The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-12
CUPID HAS BEEN BUSY WITH THE
 SHERIDAN BOYS AT MONTGOMERY
py RosALrE HAMPSTEAD HIGGINS

Montgomery May 1l-tSpecial.)-W When I the soldiers of the Buckeye division came 1 to Montgomery last fall and made their l homes at Camp Sheridan, they must
 have brought mischievous Dan Cupid
 along, or else he followed closely on lther trail. for, as result of his work
 several of Montgomery's prettiest girls have recently married Ohio soldiers And
 now the latest news is that two of the prettest members of the younger set will be June brides, Their engagements l have not yet been announced, but they 1 are very busy shopping, and their best I friends have been told of the happy events to take place in the month of I roses.
 At the Church of the Ascension Wednesday afternoon at O clock a very pretty romance came to a happy cul- fmination when Miss ida Louise Haardt became the bride of MT. Charles Wy ciffe Stevenson of Camp Sheridan. The church was artistically decorated for the occasion with palms and vases of white roses. The wedding was very sim I pie and was soemnized in the presence | of friends and relatives of the young 1 couple. The bride was lovely in a trav-
 
 vest of tan brocade. and chic hat of 1 blue trimmed with fancy tan feather. She wore tan shoes and gloves and car | ried an arm bouquet or brides roses and lilies of the va:iey.
 She entered with her uncle. MT Frank Hurley, by whom she was given in mar riage. The groom was attended by Lieu | tenant Norris as pest man. and the cereA mony was performed by the Rev. Francis Coffin. Miss Kate Booth presided at the organ. and played soTtiy during the cere- mony., Immediately afterwards Mir Stev- enson and his bride left for wedding l trip to New York. Baltimore and Gin cinnati In Baltimore they will visit her | sister, Miss Sara Haardt, who is stu dent at Boucher college. and in Cincin- natl will visit his parents
 | The bride is an exceptionally pretty girl and is one of the most popular | members of the younger set.
 MT. Stevenson is member of Battery F. i3eth field artillery. stationed at Camp Sheridan. He is graduate of the Uni versity of Virginia and is q member of Phi Kappa Si fraternity. He has a host of friends who extend to him sincere congratulations. On their return to Mont hgomery they will be at home with her mother Mrs. J. A. Haardt, at 9O3 South Perry street.
  tifully at a tea Thursday afternoon at the Country club in compliment to Mrs. Joseph Gaston, wife of Brig. Gen. Jo- seph Gaston at Camp Sheridan. The pretty clubhouse was decorated for the occasion with wealth of pink roses and daisies and made an artistic Background for the number of lovely women who called during the afternoon to meet the charming guest of honor. Delicious re- treatments were served A most cordial welcome was extended to Mrs. Castor. The members of Ghe Ionian and No Name clubs enjoyed one of the most charming meetings of the year Thurs day afternoon as the guests of Mrs. Thomas M. Owen. Mrs. owen is chair
 man of the committee of home eco monies for both clubs, and she conceived the happy idea of entertaining the club members at an ideal farm owned and !; run by woman, Mrs Kate McLain
 Stewart at Hope Hull Forty memaers I of the two clubs went out at 2.30 o'clock I in automobiles and spent the entire aft | ernoon. They were shown over the l farm. and also enjoyed inspecting the | dairy. which Mrs. Stewart also runs. 1 Several most interesting talks were | given turing the afternoon MT. Lem A.
 Edmondson. new county farm demon