The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-04-28
SOCIETY EVENTS OF INTEREST AT
 CAMP SHERIDAN AND MONTGOMERY
Nv RosALIE ARMIsTEAD HIGGINS

 Montgomery, April 27.-(Special) )-Tsefe is genuine regret in Montgomery oFei the fact that Maj. Gen. Charles u' Treat who has been in command ot the Thirtv-seventh division at Camp Sheri- d.n sioce it's arrival at Camp Sheridan ,.sts August, has been ordered to san Francisco and will leave in lew aass. General and Mrs Treat and their daagh- fer. Miss Katherine Treat, have taken a pronli,ient part in Montgomerys so- cial fife and will be greatly missed py larse circle of friends whom they have made in the few months they have re- sided here.
 One of the most brilliant nuptlai events of the year and marriage or cordial interest throughout Alabama, o" inc to the prominence of both young peo ple was that of MT. John LeWis COX oA Birmingham and Miss Florence NorwSoq, which vas solemnized Wednesday even ing at s O clock at the home of the brlde pa rents. MT. and Mrs. Joseph NorWood. gbe home on South Perry street vas of palms, ferns and cut flowers. In sne hall pink roses and ferns were useo, kyhile the parlor was in bridal tones CT kvhite and green. An altar was formed If graceful palms and white wicker has- xets. filled with white roses, and an aisleway vas formed of white ribbons The mantel was banked with hothodse smilax. and in the center was Preach basket of white roses. In the library. pink roses were used and in the center hf the brides table was the brides cake, ,anked around with lilies of the valley md maiden hair ferns. The bridal party entered to the strains of the weddins march from Lohengrin, rendered on the siolin and piano by Miss Kate Booth anu Miss Amelia Pincus.
 The young ribbon bearer, Master Nor wood Carroll, came first, wearing a suit bf white satin and carrying broad satin ibbons with which he formed an aisle The groom and his best man, Mr Johh s. Cox of Birmingham, entered next. The ,ride's sister, Mrs. Henry Hall Clarke if Mobile. who was her matron of honor, wore becoming costume of white pussy EilloW mffeta and lace, and carried d hover bouquet of pink sweet peas. Her Founger sister, Miss Isabel Norwood. E6re a pretty costume of pink Georgette repe trimmed with pink ribbon and 
 weet peas.
 The ring bearer, Master Edward Watts, nd the dainty flower girl, Miss Anne ,arrol, entered together. The former vore suit of white satin and carried he ring in the center of an Easter fly. vhile little Miss Carroll wore pink or andie and lace and carried gold bas- e> of pink rosebuds.
 ehe bride entered with her father, hty ,uhn ho iven in marriage. She was a picture garlish grace and charm in her we'd ing gown of white satin. exquisitely hshioned and trimmed with rosepoint lce It was made with a court train real lace and her veil was arranged brwnet effect, with sprays of orange los>,oms. She carried a bouquet Of rde's roses and lilies of the valley. he ceremony was performed by the rooms father. pr. w. J. E. Cox of inc Bluff, Ark. assisted byaDr harles A. Stakely and the ring ser ce was used. Afterwards a reception allowed and the young couple were e recipients of congratulations and est wishes. Mrs Norwood, mother of e bride, wore a gown of black net yer black satin, trimmed with green
 ssementerie.
 Mrs. w. J. E. Cox, mother of the room, wore a gown of white georgette
 epe and lace. Later in the evening, F. Cox and his bride left for New Or ans and points in Arkansas to visit parents.
 The bride travelled in. handsome at suit of golden brown garmanine.
 th brown shoes and gloves and a
 ic hat of the same tones. After two weeks. Mir. Cox and his
 ide will return to Birmingham and
 II go to housekeeping at 2707 Juni-
 avenue.
 The bride is one of Montgomery's pst cultured and charming young omen. and in this city, where she
 g grown to young womanhood, she
 endeared herself to large circle
 friends who wish for her every hap