The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-25
NUPTIAL NEWS
 FROM THE CAPITAL
By RosALIn HAMPSTEAD HIGGINS

| nounce the marriage of their daughter Gena, to MT. James Brunette Mcintyre first lieutenant, United States army, the wedding having taken place Monday June 24, at their home in Suffolk, Va.
 This announcement will be received l with cordial interest. Miss Cohoon is one of the most charming and popular members of Montgomery's younger set and recently went to Virginia with hel parents to spend the heated term at theil | summer home in Suffolk
 i She is the granddal nter of the late Judge Thomas G. Jones of Montgomery
 Lieutenant Mcintyre has been in France for over year and has just returned tc this country to act as an instructor. He | is the son of Gen. Frank Mcintyre ot Washington, D. C., and has frequently visited in Montgomery, where he has a host of friends who extend to him sin cere congratulations.
 1 MT and Mrs. Alex Rice entertained beautifully at a reception Saturday eve hing in compliment to their father and mother, MT. and Mrs. David Well, and 1 In celebration of the sixtieth wedding an, niversary of this venerable couple. | The handsome home on South Perry street was vertabIe bower of palms , ferns, Shasta daisies, pink and white l gladiolas and other cut flowers. Mrs Rice received her guests in gown of white georgette crepe and lace, while Mrs. Veil wore quaint and becoming gown of black and white voile with a tiny lavender flower, and corsage bou- quet of white roses.
 The punch table was presided over by Mrs. Theo Meyer and Miss Irma Rice. granddaughters of Mrs. Well. Durin 2 the evening several hundred guests called informally to extend their congratula- tions and best wishes to the venerable couple
 Among the out-of-town guests who came to Montgomery for the occasion were MT. Henry Veil of New York, son of MT. and Mrs. Well; Mrs. Jean Fies. Master Jean Fies and Miss Adele Fies. Mr. Godfrey Goldman and Miss Rosmen Goldman, all of Birmingham
 All Montgomery feels a cordial interest In the sixtieth wedding anniversary of MT. and Mrs. David Veil, which they celebrated Saturday, for they are a couple much beloved. Their friends made the day very happy one for them and they were shown many courtesies.
 In the afternoon a committee of Kahl. Montgomery, composed of s. Roswald, sr, l.. Meyer and Mike Mohr in be- half of the congregation of which MT. Veil has been president and treasurer for more than 50 years, presented them with a sum of money from the members of the church.
 MT. Leopold Strauss, in behalf of Emanuel lodge, I. O. B. B., presented the venerable couple with a beautiful piee e of silver as a gift from the lodge.
 A wedding of cordial interest to friends throughout the state was that of MT. Aoolphus Jones Gresham and Miss Mary Louise Davis, which took place Tuesday. June IS, at high noon, at the home of the brides father, Mir. J. w. Davis. of Andalusia. Before the ceremony Miss Mabel Branner sang q Love You,' and later Mendelssohns wedding march for the entrance of the bridal party The bride wore handsome travelling suit of taupe color, with gray shoes and gloves. Immediately after the ceremony MT. Gresham and his bride left for Washington, New York and other points. On their return to Montgomery they will be at home, COS South Court street. They ar- both popular young people and have many friends who extend to them their best wishes.
 Mrs. c. A. Mooney of Atlanta will pay an official visit to Palm Division L. A. to 0. R. c. Wednesday at a special meeting. She will be entertained at a luncheon by the division.
 The friends of Mrs. c. F. Davis of Hartford will be glad to learn that she is improving after an operation for ap- pehdicitis at local hospital.
 Miss Ethel Swartz Of Mobile, who has been visiting her sister Mrs Henry Swartz,, and Miss Clair Hertz, will leave Monday for St. Louis where she will be the guest for several weeks of her sister. Mrs. Herbert Ronsebaum.
 Miss Alma Hertz. who has been spend ing her brothers. who are in training at Washington, will return home Monday.
 Mrs. Sophie Hetrz, who has been spend- ing several months in Washington to be near her sons, Lieut.. Stanton Hertz and Corporal Louis Hertz, who are in train- ing at the Washington barracks, has re- turned home.
 Mrs. Russell c. Gibbs and Mrs. Hugh Joseph Gergin left Friday evening for New York to join their husbands, who are stationed at Camp Upton, Long Island.
 Miss Maxine Mayer has returned from Wellesley college, where she was a stu- dent the past winter and where she made Ia splendid record. She is the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Mayer and is a lovely and attractive girl.
 Mrs. G. M Chatfield and little daugh- ter Annie Chandler, have returned from a visit to Abilene, Tex, bringing with them Mrs. G. H. Chatfield, who will spend sometime with them.
 Mrs o. c. Shores has returned from a delightful visit to Savannah and Tybee.
 The friends of Mrs, Myrtle McIndale of Eclectic is improving from an operation for appendicitis at local hospital. Mrs Clyde James and son, Ralph, who have been the guests of her sister, Mrs. Walter Scott Orr, on Hull street. have returned to their home in Waverly.
 Mrs J. w Kelley and son, John Kelley, Jr., will leave today for Birmingham. to be the guests of Mrs. Kelley's sister. Mrs. Charles Pollard Jackson. for several days.
 News has been received by the family and friends of Sergt. John Sankey of his safe arrival overseas.
 Mrs Nimrod Brooks and son have re- turned from visit to her sister. Mrs. w. 0. IIollinsworth, of Atlanta.
 Mra. Terrell Smith (Annie Holmes An ierson) is visiting Mir. and Mrs. Joseph w. Smith in Galveston, Tex.
 Mrs. w. H. Bowdoin and Miss Helen Rowdoin have returned from a very pleusaut visit to Tuscaloosa. where they were the guests of friends.
 MT and Mrs. George Bickerstaff an nounce the birth of daughter, whom they have named Harriet Elizabeth. She Is the fifth living generation Mrs. Rick erstaff was Miss Ethel Jones before her marriage.