The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-23
NEWS OF ENSLEY

The marriage of Miss Sarah Rabb 10
 Mir. A. H. Hoyle at the home of the
 brides parents, NIT. and Mrs w. O..
 Garrett, on Avenue H, was an interest,"
 ing event yesterday afternoon at 2:30
 o'clock. Preceding the ceremony Miss
 Ellen Dupuy accompanied by Miss Nor
 ma Hickman, sang 70 Perfect Love"
 To the strains of Lohengrins wedding
 march, played by Miss Ruth Clem, the
 bridal party entered the living room and
 the VOWS were said before an altar of
 palms and burning tapers, with Dr.
 Henry NJ. Edmonds officiating, the ring
 ceremony being used, The personnel of
 the wedding party included Miss NJ. M, Peagram and MT. Joe Kahn, Miss Edith
 Brooks, who was maid of honor. and
 Mir. X. B. Haswel, who attended the
 groom as best man. The bride. who
 wore taupe georgette beaded with bronze.
 picture hat and bronze slippers, and
 carried a shower bouquet of brides roses
 and valley lilies, was given in marriage by her mother, Mrs. w. O. Garrett, who
 was becomingly gowned in black crepe
 de chine. An informal reception fol- lowed the ceremony and punch was
 served in the dining room by Mrs, J. A. Dupuy.
 MT. and Mrs. Hoyle left during the afternoon for Boston, Mass, where Mir Hoyle is doing government work. The brides travelling suit was Oxford gray with a Knox hat.
 The closing campaign of the Fourth Liberty Loan in Fairfield shows a total Of S129,S50 for the womens committee,
 which was directed by Mrs H. $. Mearns of the Rainbow division. This won- derful result for so small a district shows the untiring energy and activity of the workers who assisted Mrs. Mearns. They were: Mrs H, O. Temple, Mrs, c. L. Foster. Mrs. Margaret Davis, Mrs Charles Cary, Mrs W. c. Mcdonald, Mrs. A F. Wickham, Mrs. E. N. San ders,' Mrs. John Reynolds, Mrs c. !. Donald, Mrs. T. A. Newbold, Mrs. Ed
 ward Gamble Mrs H. B. Hawkins, Mrs, T. J. Reese, Mrs. F. M. Sturgess, Mrs. Leroy BeclSley, Mrs, Robert King Mrs J. D. Duncan, Mrs. Isaac Morris, Mrs. Joseph Moore, Mrs. c, l.. Brl<, Mrs. B, II. Sader, Mrs. A. D. Cochran, Miss Edith Ackerson. Mrs. Joe Scholl, Mrs ,, w. E. Lewis. Mrs. A. l.. Angren. Mrs
 R. E. Hogan, Mrs. Ed Busch, Mrs, Harry
 Jones, Mrs. J. H. Bossong, Mrs, Richard Custer.
 The Red Cross unit of Fairfield will
 meet at headquarters Friday morning. at which time new kind of surgical dressing will be made
 Funeral services over the remains of T. A Pow, who died Monday morning at 4 o'clock, were held yesterday after noon from the family residence, 2ooS | Ensley avenue, with interment at Elm wood The services were in charge Of Masonic lodge No. 560, with the Rev. l George E. Boyd officiating. The deceased | is survived by his wife and two chil- r dren, one brother, Robert Pow. and | one sister Mrs. Martie Williams. The
 pallbearers were ]. Camp Foster Crisp | Harry Spurrier, w. F. Lowery, F. l.. l Johnsey, L. P. Woodmen.
 Mrs. L. A. Lindsay died at the family residence at Fairview yesterday after- | noon.
 l Funeral services for Mrs. Julian Barn l hart. who died at her home, 6o Maple street, Monday evening, Will be held this afternoon at o'clock with inter. | ment at Elmwood She is survived by her husband, a 3-year-old son. her par 1 ents, Mir. and Mrs. Walter Payne, one brother and five sisters. The young Wom- | an had been reared in Pratt City and was widely known.