The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-16
MRS. HOOPER TO AID IN
 WORK OF THE STATE COUNCIL OF DEFENSE
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 trimmed with white peoples. Her only ornament was a diamond bar pin, family heirloom. Mir. Bishop was at tended by MT. Sory Merritt as best man, aud the ceremony was performed by Dr. Charles A. .Stakey. The ring service was used. Immediately after the cere- moay, MT Bishop and his bride left for trip to New Orleans and points on the coast. The bride wore smart travelling suit of sand-colored cloth, with accessories to match.
 The bride is lovely girl and possesses pany fine qualities which have en- deared her to a large circle of friends, who wish fer her every happiness.
 MT Bishop holds responsible position with we'll known firm, and has host of friends who extend to him sincere congratulations.
 wedding of interest to many frienas throughout Alabama and Georgia was that of MT. Joseph Edgar Britt and Miss Susie offutt which was solemn ized Wednesday morning at the home of the bride on High street. The home was artistically decorated for the occa- sion with profusion of palms, Shasta daisies, brcwn-eyed susans and other flowers. In the parlor. an altar was formed of graceful palms, and on eacn side were baskets of white snapdragons and out-giass candelabra, burning white tapers Before the ceremony a musical programme was rendered on the piano and violin by Mrs P. J. Minderhout and Miss Pauline Lewy. The brides only attendant, her niece, Miss Juliet Wiley, were a costume of flesh-colored geor- gette crepe, with picture hat or the same shade and carried bouquet oI My Maryland" roses. The bride and groom entered together She was lovely in a smart coat suit of midnight blue trcotine, and her hat was light snalc of blue georgette crepe, trimmed With q blue wing. She wore corsage bouquet Of brides roses. The ceremony was per formed by pr. Charles A. Stakely, in the presence of a few intimate friends lm- raediately afterwards MT. Britt and ms bri left for a trip to New Orleans ana roints on the coast. On their return to Monts omery, they will go to housekee2- i.g at 492 South Perry street.
 The bride is an unusually cnarmlns young woman and has large circle Of friends who wish for her every hap piness MT. Britt is one of Montsom- tiy's most successful business men. anu since coming to Montgomery several years ego from Georgia, has made host of warm friends He is a prominent member of the Rotary club.
 Wednesday was a day of weddings. and three attractive Montgomery gir's plighted their troth on that day. One cf the prettiest was that of MT. Erwin navid Latimer, Jr.. and Miss Celia Stratsord. which was solemnized at } o'clock at the First Presbyterian church in the presence of fashionable assem- blaze. The church was artisticaily deco rated in bridal tones of white and green palms. ferns, Shasta daisies and brides roses being used. Before the ceremony. n musical programme was rendered py the organist Mrs. J. c. Haygood. The bridal Iarty entered to the strains o- Lohengren's wedding march, led by the ushers, Lieutenant Seibert, Sergt. MaJ. Giles Homlef, MT. Henry La Beauteaux and Mr Charles Kennedy.
 ! T.e brides only attendant was Miss Ellie Solomon. the maid of honor. sns