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

While the appropriate notes of Call
Me Thine own" were softly played DIR.
Robert II, McCasln. the beloved pastor
of the church, pronounced the sacred
words which united their lives.
AS the happy couple left the church
to the strains of Mendelsson's We'd
ding March, the many friends noted
the great contrast in their types. Mrs.
robertson with her very high coloring,
tair skin and copper hair is in every
respect the complement of Mr.. Rob-
ertson, who is handsome brunette--in-
deed in their case, opposftes attracted.
Immediately after changing to trav-
cling attire, the joyous bride and groom
left for Southern points
The bride travelled in a smart suit
of blue French serge with clay colored
hat and accessories.
As Marjorie Jones, the bride is one
of whom it could be said that "to know
her is to love her." for hers os beauty
of mind as well as of form and features.
/ She has friends wherever she goes who
congratulate Mr.. Robertson on his life's
comrade. She is the daughter of Mrs.
Carrie Blackman Jones, whose writings
are known to the public and the late
| Hon. Samuel Irwin Jones, prominent
| figure in editorial and political circles.
| Mr.. Robertson is, too, an Alabaman,
| but since returning from across, where
he saw 20 months service with the nth,
! engineers has been making his home
| in Chattanooga, where he will take his
bride.
/ Misses Lucille and Maude Rowland
were joint hostesses at a delightful
birthday party, Wednesday evening
from 1880 to II o'clock at the home of
their aunt Mrs. A. E. C. Carly. 1913
Madison avenue. The house was at
| tractively decorated for the occasion
with Japanese lanterns, and a dainty
color scheme of pink and white was
carried out in every detail. The hos
| tessess received their guests in bout
FAINT frocks of/pink and blue organdy.
Dancing and old fashioned games
| were played, and music was furnished
by an excellent Jazz" band. A deli
clous ice course was served, and two
handsomely embossed birthday cakes
burning twelve and fourteen candles
respectively, were cut and found to
contain many miniature favors Among
those present were: Miss Thelma Sim
gletary Miss Mary Frances Jones' Miss
Kate Lou Jones, Misses Mildred and
Katharine Sands, Miss Sophie Seals.
Misses Elizabeth and Jean Foster, Miss
Mary Wilborn, Miss Katherine May
berry, Miss Nellie Bennett, Misses Luz
Gle and Maude Rowland, Miss Louise
Walker, Miss Josephine Abercrombie
and Miss Margaret Jones; Mr.. Willie
watkins. Mr.. Dudley Battle, Mr.. Will
born Foley Mr.. Ivy Sands, Mr.. Leon
Singletary, Mr.. William Denny, Mr.. Ed
ward Moorefield and Mr.. Robert Col
lier.
Those assisting Mrs Carly were: Mrs
w. M. Welborn Mrs. o. H. Singletary
Mrs. ]. c. Mayberry and Mrs. ]. P. Ben
nett.
Miss Gladys Plaster was hostess at
delightful bridge party Thursday af-
ternon at her home on South Court
street in compliment to her two at
tractive house guests, Miss Frances
and Marion Bowling of La Fayette,
Ala. The house was attractively de-
corated for the occasion with wealth
of cut flowers, and a number of tables
were arranged for bridge. After an
hour of cards. delicious salad course
was served Punch was served during
the evening by Miss ELEANOR Plaster
and Miss Elizabeth Ellzy.
Those who enjoyed Miss Plaster's
hospitality were: Miss Frances Bow
ling, Miss Marion Bowling, Miss Mar
Jorie Allen. Miss Julia Anderson. Miss
Mary Gulley of Tuscaloosa. Miss Luz
cile Carter of Selma. Miss Elizabeth
Crommelin, Miss Rachel and Mary
Wyatt Rushton. Misses Laura and
Fannie Oliver Miss Lucy Durr Miss
Martha league, Miss Elizabeth Somer-
vile. Miss Elizabeth Cook. Miss Eliza
beth Stevenson Miss Anne Paul Goldth-
waite. Miss Genie Blue Howard. Miss
Otys Carlisle of Dadevil1e, Ala, Miss
Margaret Hix, Misses Dorothy and Eli
zabeth Thigpen. Miss Florence PEBBLES,
Miss Myrtle Johnson, Miss Elizabeth
Adams, Miss Laura May Hill, and Mrs.
Arthur Cotton.
IN Uod
six o'clock at the home of her mother.
Mrs. M. T. Sellers of Fitzpatrick. Ala,
Miss Alice Sellers became the bride of
Mr.. Morris Hale of Smithville. Ca, the
Rev. c. Bates officiating
The bride wore a handsome suit of
blue tricolette with hat, shoes and
gloves of russell brown, and carried an
arm cluster of brides roses She is the
daughter of the late Mr.. r. d. Sellers
and neice of Mr.. John Sellers of
Montgomery. She is a young girl of |
unusual beauty and refinement and
has large circle of friends who wish
her every happiness.
Mr. Hale is young man of sterling
character. and is prominent in the
business life of Georgia The young
couple left on the afternoon train for
their bridal trip.
The following handsomely engraved
cards have been received by friends in
Montgomery: Mr.. and Mrs. Luke L. !
Parker of Tylertown. Miss, announce |
the engagement of their daughter, Bes- |
sic. to Mr.. Maine lyric Nettles, of Mont
gomery, Ala, the wedding to take place i
on October 14th.
Miss Parker Is charming and tai
ented Mississippi girl. and Is graduate
% the a. and =. 1t Hsttiesburg. She