The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-31

circles. After spending few days in
the east, Mr.. and Mrs. Quinn will re-
turn to Admission.
An event of interest to large circle
of friends was the wedding of Miss Ruth
irwin and Mr. Marion Munroe Boozer,
which occurred on Tuesday evening at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Green.
Rev. Keener Matthews of the First
Methodist church officiating.
The home was attractively decorated
in palms. ferns and daisies, an impro-
vised alter in front of which the trotha
we're plighted being an attractive fea-
ture of the decorations.
The maid of honor, Miss Sarah Foster.
of Gadsden, was gowned in white net
over satin and carried an arm bouquet
of yellow daisies.
The little ring bearer James finder
Green. preceded the bride and her
brother. Mr.. Edwin Irwin, the bridal
party entering the living room to the
strains of Mendelssohns weddin g
march, rendered by Mrs. Govan Wood
ruff. Mr.. Ebert Boozer acted as best
man..
The bride was lovely in a chic
tailored suit of blue silver tone cleth
with accessories to match, carrying a
shower bouquet of brides roses and
valley lilies
At the reception following the cere-
mony. Mr. and Mrs. Green were as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. John Will
liams and Mrs. Roscoe Mebarg. Miss
Emmeline Woodruff presided over tine
brides book and Mrs French Bell
added to the pleasure of the evening
by contributing vocal selections. Miss
Emma Lee Ledbetter caught the
bridal bouquet as the bride tossed it
from the stairway. After the recap-
ton Mr.. and Mrs. Boozer left for 4
visit to mountain resorts in Tennes-
see.
Several Annistonians attended the
wedding of Miss Marjorie Brevar
Jones and Mr. Harry Stroud Robert
son. which occurred in Montgomery
on Thursday evening. Miss Jones and
her sister. Miss Darian Jones, who
was maid of honor at the wedding,
spent several seasons in Admission
where they were both exceedingly
popular in social circles Mr.. Robert
son formerly lived in Admission, where
he has many friends.
Mr.. James Green. Jr.. was one of the
ushers at the wedding.
Miss Marie Cater entertained at a
sewing party at her home on Leighton
avenue on Tuesday morning to honor
her attractive guest, Mrs. J. p Sims
of birmingham, and Mrs. Charles
Poellnitz of Greensboro. former be.
loved Annistonian. The home was at
tractvely decorated in summer poses
and Miss Cater was assisted in serv-
ing delicious salad course by her sis
ters Miss Virginia Cater and Miss An
| ME Lee Cater.
| $50 Wt$f -5t5
The Children of the Confederacy met
on Thursday afternoon at the Carnegie
| library. Mrs r. T. Barker will lea
the girl in their patriotic work dur
| ing the winter Mrs. Joseph A. Alder
hold president of the William Henry
| Forney chaptet. and Mrs BarI1e,
Children of the Confederacy at the
meeting on Thursda-, and outlined E
| most interesting and instructive pro.
granme for the work of the coming
months.
Mrs Paul Mundie entertained a
| dinner on Mondav to honor Major an:
Mrs. Gordon Griffith and Father Svi
vester Of St, Bernard college at Gull
| mans
Friends of Mr.. James HUGH Ingram
who formerly lived in Admission, were
| interested in the announcement OF nj.
| wedding to Miss Ruth Ai1een Dawson
] which occurred at the home Of TIL,
brides pareQts in Florence on Thurs
| day. August II. Mr.. Ingram has re
Gently returnei from France wher,
he served with the colors. He and his
bride will in future make their home
in Florida.
Mrs. John r. Williams and Mrs
James L. Green were Joint hostesses
| for a miscAllanaous shower given tcl
Miss Ruth Irwin. After an interestina
contest the guests were invited into
| the dining room, where from a large
pink rosebud number of dainty gifts
were showered on the pretty bride to-
be.
Miss Margaret T.. Lea. the popular
principal of Noble institute. who spent
the summer months at Columbia uni
versity. will return Monday and will
spend the winter at Noble apartments
The prospects for the coming session
of the institute are most flattering, the
faculty personnel one of the choices
in the state. Mrs. Gertrude Arberry Ar.
mold, who is~to have charge of the pri.
mary department, has apartments will
Mrs, John NJ. McKleros Mrs. Arnold
has recently completed course a.
Columbia, and Miss Mary Read Smith
at Montreal, Miss Ethel Hauser at Pea.
| body and Miss Marie Spottswood at tn,
University of Alabama.
| Mr.. Raymond Blake and Mr. Stanton
! Ingram were hosts at dance given a
the Admission inn on Thursday evening
An orchestra from Nashville Furnished
the music for the dance. which wasfat
tended by large number of attractiv,
Visitors.
| Miss Virginia Cater and her commit
tee. who won in a contest recent,
planned by Mrs. Evan Moon for new
members for the Y W. c. A.. enter
tanned the losers of the contest at
picture show party during the pas
week.
Miss Nell Wolsoncraft entertained a
1.-The home of her aunt, Mrs. Virgil Danie
last week to celebrate her fifteent
birthday A yellow color scheme wa
fused in the pretty decorations of tn
home and in the ice course A joll
evening was spent in playing game
and in guessing contests.
Several Annistonians attended a re
lception given at the Red Circle buildin
lin Jacksonville on Wednesday evenin
1by the congregation of the Baptis
church to honor Rev. and Mrs. s. +
Bennett, who leave soon for Birmine
ham to reside. and Mrs. James Croo
and Miss Hannah Crook, who are uni
lversally beloved in Jacksonville, an
who left Thursday for Montevallo.
Gen. Robert r.. Noble and Mrs. Nobl
lspent last week as the guests OF Mis-
Mary Noble and Miss Elizabeth Nobl
lat Crowan cottage. General Nobl