The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-24

aged. the infirm, the women and chill dren, countless thousands of whom were dying because there was none to aid them.
 Now that the war is over and peace again rules in the world. the American Red Cross is still busy, doing good wherever it can find there is need
 The last shot echoes in the last dead
 ears
 The chldren's weeping gives way to
 cheers,
 Mothers of the world smile again
 through tears
 And the Red Cross flag waves on. The last dun line disappears in dust, Barbed wire thickets are red with rust. Tourists hunt relics of the Huns las!
 thrust
 And the Red Cross flag waves on. Doughboys chatter through the quays at
 Brest,
 The transports wallow and then turn west,
 , Homeward bound where the Tanks shall rest,
 And the Red Cross flag waves on. The wars all over for the glorious dead. For the men who followed and the Zen who led;
 The wars all over for the men wha E bled-
 And the Red Cross flag waves on." The wedding of Miss Chollie May House and MT. Robert Ryan Carr, which | occurred at the First Methodist church | on Tuesday evening, was an event or widespread interest to a large circle of I friends.
 i The church was attractively adorned with ferns, smilax and palms. A large arch was arranged at the altar rail |, Preceding the ceremony Mir Ben | Sawyer and MT. Anthunt Lee sang Be cause" and q Love You Truly" l The bridal party entered the church to ! the strains of Mendelssohn' wedding march played by Miss Bessie Russell l Mir. Rolf Quinn of Birmingham, Mir ! Eugene Pittard and Mir. Beverly Henry preceded the bridesmaids Miss Alice { Clark Carre. who was gowned in pink satin carrying an arm bouquet of pink l roses. and Miss Nettie Bagley, wearing white satin. and carrying nwhite roses | The maid of honor, Miss Louise Burns | of Birmingham was, gowned in pink satin. carrying pink roses, and the ma 1 tron of honor, Mrs. Robert Stevens in 1 pink satin, with an arm bouquet of white roses. Julia and Eugenia Sellers
 wearing dainty frocks of white, with i pink ribbons, scattered flowers in the | path of the bride.
 Mir. R. T House entered the church with his daughter, who was a picture i of girlish loveliness in a gown of , duchess satin and lace, with veil caught with orange blossoms, and carrying a
 shower bouquet of brides roses. Mir Carr and his best man, pr. Hal Cleve- land, met the bridal party at the altar where Rev. Keener Matthews pro- nounced Ne nuptial vows. 1 After a f<ception at the home of Mir
 and Mrs. R. T. House, MT. and Mrs
 Carr left for a wedding trip south. The many lovable traits of the bride 1 have won for her large circle of ad- l mrers. MT. Carr is a prominent law
 yer, exceptionally popular in both the l business and social world. { Annistonians last week received in vitations to the wedding of Miss Mar jorie Brevard Jones and Mir. Harry 1 Stroud Robertson. which will occur ir Montgomery at the First Presbyterian church at 7:30 o'clock on August 2S. MT Robertson is a former popular Annis tonian. and Miss Jones, who spent the past two seasons teaching in Annis ton, was universally admired for he beauty and magnetic personality. Botl have many friends here who are in terested in their approaching marriage | Rev. Keener Matthews offciated at tho wedding of Miss Maud Harl5ns and Mir
 Jack Kuehn which was an interestins
 event of the past week. The ceremony | was witnessed by the family and a few close friends. This is the culminatior Of romance which started while MT kuehn was stationed at Camp McClen. Ian. Mir. Kuehn, who is now connected ' with the war camp community service has delighted, with his. beautiful voice many audiences both in Anniston ana
 at camp. He and his lovely bride lief immediately after the ceremony for motor trip through the south.
 Miss Alice Paul entertained last weel at a rock party at the Alabama hotel, large number of the younger contingen
 of society enjoying her hosnitality MT Louis Kidd won the first prize, box O
 candy. and MT Cleveland Scarborough
 the booby.
 Thirty of his friends were delightful, Progress of Religion I a.t;