The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-09
MONTGOMERY STILL INTERESTED
 IN THE NUMEROUS JUNE WEDDINGS
By RosALIE ARMSTRONG

Montgomery, June S.--(Spec ial.) 1.-The most ardent lover of romance would be satisfied at the number of June wed- dings winch are taking place in the Car- ital City of Alabama and almost every day one hears of a new one
 One of the most interesting of ths year and a marriage that will come as a surprise to many, was that of Lieut.. Julius King of Battery B, 18th field arr tilery, at Camp Sheridan, and Miss Re becca Lanier Bibb, which was impress sively solemnized at historic old St. Johns church Saturday evening, June S, at 8 o'clock The church was simply but artistically decorated with palms and white roses. The wedding march was played by the organist, Miss Marion Auerbach.
 The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Mary Ellen Bibb. as maid of honor, and by Miss Judith Hall as bridesmaid. They both wore pretty costumes of white georgette crepe and lace and carried arm shower bouquets of pink roses and pink snapdragons.
 The bride was picture of girlish grace and charm in her wedding gown of white georgette crepe, trimmed with Spanish lace and tulle. Her veil of tulle which was arranged cap effect with orange blossoms formed the train and she carried shower bouquet of brides roses and lilies of the valley. MT. King was attended by MT. B. Geller as best man ana the ceremony was performed by Chaplain Jones. Immediately after ..xI T atvf k t~nsl l-f- for New Orleans to spend few days. The bride is a member of one of the o.d- est and most distinguished families in the state and is girl of exceptional charm and culture with a large circle of friends who wish for her every happi-. ness
 Lieutenant King before coming to with the social and business life or Cleveland, o.
 4 marriage of cordial interest to many friends was that of Mr. Oscar Kern and Miss Julia K. Feith of Vicksburg, Miss, which was quietly solemnized Thursday morning at 1l:3O o'clock at the home of the brides uncle and aunt, MT and Mrs. L. Seligman, on Sayre street. The bride was given in marriage by Mir. Sell igman and the grooms brother, MT. Fred Kern was best man. The bride wore becoming travelling suit of tau2e cloth with accessories to match and car ried brides roses. The ceremony was pelformed ty Dr. B. C. Ehrenreich and immediately afterward the couple left for trip to New Orleans and viciSs- burg Miss. The bride is an attractive girl and has made many friends in .his city, where she has been for some months as the guest of relatives.
 Mr. Kern is a successful business man of Montgomery and has a host of friends, On their return to Montgomery they will be at home at 122 Sayre street.
 wednesday. June 12, will truly be brides day and three beautiful weddings will be solcmnized. The marriage of Mir. Joseph Edgar Britt, successful bust ness man of Montgomery, and M,ss Susie Offutt. a charming Montgomery girl, will take place at Il 80 o'clock in the morning at the home of the bride or High street.
 The same hour at the First Baptist church Miss Cecile Mary Dennis will be- come the bride of Mr. Mathews Boron Bi<hop-
 At o'clock in the afternoon MT. Err win Latimer of the Quartermaster corps at Camp sheridan and Miss Celia Strat- ford will Le married at the First Pres byterian church. The ushers will De: MT. Henry LaBorteaux. Lieutenant spach. Lieutenant Seibert and Serst- <