The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-27
NOTABLE WEDDING
 IN ANNISTON
By PATRIoTTC PATRICIA.

AnnlSton, June 26.-(Spectal.)-One or the most notable events of the season was the wedding of Miss Christine Noble McCaa to MT. Frederick Osgood Tyler, which ocurred on Wednesday evening at 1 T:30 o'clock at Grace church. The church was attractively decorated with ferns and hydrangeas Burning tapers intermingled with ferns cast a soft glow from the altar. where the troth was pledged. Rev. Carlton Barnwell of ficiating at the solemnization of the mal- riage service.
 The vested choir of Grace church, of which the bride is valued member, en- tered first. chanting lovely wedding hymn. They were followed by the ush- CTS Mir. Joseph E. Sirene of Greenville, s. C.. MT. William A. Darden. Mr. Mur- ray Fields and MT. Charles R. Barker. Next came the bridesmaids, the two sisters of the bride, Miss Addie McCaa and Miss Fannie McCaa, pictures of girlish loyeliness, in white orgaudy frocks carrying pink roses
 The iide entered on the arm of aer father. MT. William l. McCaa, who gave %A~A beautiful in her wedding gown of em- oroidered tulle, trimmed with the rare lace used on her mothers wedding dress The cap of the veil was also made of the beautiful old lace used on her mother 5 veil. Sprays of orange blossoms caught up the veil, and her bouquet was a shower of valley lilies
 MT. E. F.. Marshall of Philadelphia acted as best man. Miss Ennie Noble played the wedding march.
 This wedding unItes two of Alabamas $ most prominent families. The grand father of the bride, Samuel Noble, and the uncle of the groom, were the two founders of Anniston. Noble street anu Tyler Hill were named for the Noble and Tyler families.
 I he bride is one of the most univer- sally pol ulsr girls in Anniston, loved alike by young and old. She is one of Alabama's most prominent young cluu women. an6 has been exceedinly helpful in war endeavors. Sweet charity has pr.fited by her interest. For several years she has taught a flourishing sewing school in the Addie Weaver home, and has assisted the Wednesday Study club in all of their splendid undcr- takngs.
  cessful young business men, exceedingly popular with a large circle of friends.
 After the wedding Mr. and Mrs. McCaa entertained at a reception at their home, which was beautifully decorated ill roses and palms. An ice course and punch were served during the evening.
 Mr. and Mrs. Tyler left on an evening train for a nuptiaI tour east.
 Among the guests present at the we'd MrS A Ho lnr Margaret Taylor of Birmingham. MT. and Mrs. E. E. Marshall of Philadelphia, Miss Edna Tyler of New London, Conn.,, Mr. Augustus Eddy of Chicago, MT. J. F. Sirene of Greenville. 5. C., Mrs. Newman Green of Gadsden, Miss Lilly Butt of Mobile.
 Anniston women are busily engaged in working for 8 successful termination of the War Savings Stamps campaign Everything points to unbounded success. Calhouna reputation ill former drives will be sustained in this vital issue Miss Nellie Tyler has charge of the booths, where pretty grls preside daily and have added large amounts by, thelr efforts. Miss Alice Weatherly, the city chairman, and Mrs. E. G. Polk, the county chairman of the woman's com mittec, are meeting with marked slc- cess.
 Several charming girls are brightenins Anniston by their presence, and arc be- iAg feted at numbers of enjoyable h- formalities. Among the number are. Miss Louise Guice of Gadsden, Miss Bea- trice Zell of Birmingham, Miss Mar garet Powers of Marion, Miss Loulse Johnson of Macon, Miss Ludie Wake field Of San Antonio, Tex, Miss Genetta Forbes of Birmingham, Miss Margaret Handley of Roanoke, Va. Miss stella Gs eer of Spartanburg, s. C., Miss Caro- line Draoer of New York, Miss Lilly Butt of Mobile, Miss Sarah Foster of Gadsden, Miss Bernice Bernard of Camden, N. J., Mss Edna Rem of Baltimore, Mss Frances woodruff of Alexandria, Miss Marie Burl of Selma, Miss Mary Var daman. Miss Lutie Hebson of Sylacauga- Miss Kathleen Daugette, Miss Palmer paugette of Jacksonville.
 Anniston for a short time was depop- ulated of the military coterie of lovely w6hen, who have thronged here from New Jersey, Maryland and Virginia 10 be near loved ones at the cantonment. but newcomers who desire to be near their husbands, sons and brothers with the Eighsn. Seventy-ninth and Eightieth field artillery regiments are coming in oh every train.
 Among the new arrivals are: General and Mrs. Horn, Col. and Mrs. s. G. Bar nard, Maj. and Mrs. H. B. Johnston, MT. and Mrs. Peregog, Lieut.. and Mrs c. M. Thirkfield, Lieut. and Mrs. A. l. Motley, Mr. and Mrs w. s. Alley.
 this afternoon at o'clock at the home If Mrs T. H. Rowe on First avenue.