The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1918-04-07
MRS. KEY MILNER

morning at $50 o'clock at the home of
the brides parents at Norwood.
The entire house was thrown open and
adorned with quantities of roses and
other spring flowers, combined with
ferns and palms.
Before the ceremony, Mrs. Jack Cren-
sank sang: 20 Promise Me-" and the bril-
dial party entered to the strains of Lohen-
grin's wedding march, played by Miss
Abbie Murphy, and entered the drawing
room, where the ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Gardner Studivant be-
fore an artistic floral altar, built of ferns
and palms, combined with quantities of
Easter lilies
Miss Marie Rosamond, the maid Of
honor. was most attractive in frock Of
delft blue georgette crepe with hat to
match. Her flowers were Richmond
roses.
Tho bride entered with her father. by
, whom she was given in marriage. and
was charming picture in dark blue
travelling suit with gray gloves and
boots to match. Her hat was of blue
with touches of gray. She carried bride
roses and valley lilies.
Mr. Aldrich was attended by his broth
err. Mr.. Fred Aldrich, of Eutaw, as best
man.
After the ceremony the guests, who i'm
cluded only relatives and a few friends,
We're entertained at breakfast In the
dining room, where the table was most
attractively arranged, being centered
with huge basket OF Easter lilies tied
with tulle.
After a wedding trip to New Orleans,
Mr. and Aldrich and his lovely bride
will 60 to Montgomery, where they will
make their home. Mrs. Aldrich is one
of Birmingham loveliest young women
and has a large circle OF friends who
elk will m,
another city to reside. The groom IS
popular young man Of Montgomery.
SHOWER FOR
ROBINSON SCHOOL
There viii be kitchen shower on
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock at the
home of Mrs. W. p. Hilard for the Rob-
inson school of East Lake.
TUTWILER MUSIC
Wiegand's augmented orchestra will
render the following programme at the
Tutwiler this evening from $50 to $50
o'clock:
Military march, I'VE Are Coming"
(Sousa).
Overture to 1Fra Diavolo' (Auber).
Intermezzo din r9ar-scripD (Wiegand).
Second valse tGodard).
yioloncello SOLO "Chansom Triste'
(Tschaikowsky), Irvine Taylor.
Scenes from the opera, Paul Jones
Planquette).
Three new patriotic songs. PRO Pa
tria'' (vecsey), Loyalty is the Word
Today. iAndino), Liberty Forever!"
(Caruso).
Ballet suite from Faust (Gounod)
La Toupie CThe Humming Top tGil-
let).
Gems from the opera 1.-THE Defender
Dennee).
The star Spangled Banner"
WEDDING
one Of the prettiest' social affairs OF
the season was the wedding of Miss
Lowman OF LewisDurg, Tenn,
and Mr.. John 3. DuPuy of Westbourne
Tenn, which was solemnized at the First |
Methodist church on Tuesday afternoon
al 4 o. clock with the Rev. b. M. Tucker
The altar was banked with ferns.
palms. mink and white hydrangas The
nuptial music was rendered by Miss |
Dosh
The bridesmaids were Misses Nan Du-
Puy- OF Winchester Va; Lois Wright of |
Dadeville, Mary Liss Constantine Of OK
ford. and Lucille Bates of Fort Valley, |
Ca. wearing pink gorgette crepe and |
carrying Russell roses The maid OF |
honor. Miss. Sadie Ingram of Admission, |
was becomingly gowned In white geor-
gette crepe, carrying an arm bouquet OF |
Russell roses
The bride, who entered with her father, |
Mr.. S. A. Lowman, was charming in !
midnight blue travelling suit with grey |
Her shower bouquet was OF /
bride roses and lilies Of the valley The |
groom and his best man. Mr.. J. G. Black
well met the bride at the altar The
beautiful ring ceremony was used, and |
The ring used was made from the golden |
ring of the brides great /
Mrs. Constantine. |
The groomsmen were Messrs. Dan Hal
burn Of Westbourne. Tenn: j. s. Nor
lis. Hill Hayes. and Leonard Cathey. all
If Lewishurg. Tenn.
Mr., and Mrs. DuPuy left Immediately
,fter the ceremony for short wedding |
trip. after which they will be at home
n Westbourne, Tenn.
CLUB MEETS
The Commercial club Of the High school I
held = short business meeting Thursday
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