The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-21
PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS CLUB

An unusual number of important matters will be brought up at the meet ing of the Association of Business and Professional Women.- which will be held in the club rooms this evening a 6;S0.
 The business session will include vot- ing on the amendments to the constitu- tion to raise the dues, to change the name of the club to change the time for election, and other changes al ready announced a report of the com-y mttee on ways and means of acquiring club house; a membership organiza- tion plan, and announcement of classes that are being conducted by the club.
 The address of the evening will be given by Mir. T. J. Wingfield upon The League of Naions," the most talked of the most written of the most political ized and the least known about sub ject in the United States today. It is the biggest. thing the world has ever undertaken.
 MIR. LEVY IN GADSDEN
 MT. Emile Levy will present Mary Gillen in song and story; Regina Hein- berg Marks. violin, and Owen Giles pie tenor this evening in Gadsden. u IOYD- -MNEILL WEDDINGS
 The marriage of Miss Sarah McNeiH ant MT. JdilltS IAOpSi t\ LAWN took place yesterday afternoon at o'clock at the home of the bride's mother. Mrs. Julia ,McNeill, in Norwooe was an event of much interest to the many friends of these popular youas people,
 The house was attractively adorned with palms ferns and autumn flowers In the living room where the marriage was solemnized, the white and greer effect was carried out in the hand somely arranged altar of palms and smilax combined with white dahlfas and candelabra.<
 Miss May Bell had chargA of the musical programme. which preceded the ceremony. giving number oi piano selections and playing tn Lohengrin wedding march. She wa accompanied by MT. Harry Steinmehl on the violin,-
 Miss Evelyn Going rendered, "I Lov, Thee" and Mr Forest Dabney Car sang: All for Thee.| During the cere- nony selections from N"Thais' were softly rendered.
 The first of the wedding party tf enter were the little flower girls Katherine and Martha Jane klutz They wore fgocks of white rnffiec georgette and carried baskets fiief with roses which they scattered m tn path of the bridal party.
 The pretty bridesmaids were Miss Naomi Lloyd and Miss Ruth McNeill Miss Lloyd was attired in a gown of French blue kitten ear crepe With blu' lace trimmings.Aand Miss McNeill in beautiful di ess of dark blue panne velvet. Both carried arm bouquets of big pink dahlias.
 iThe9groomsmen were Mir. A, D. liar fis and Mir Robert McNeill. Mrs. M R. McNeill, the matron of honor. was handsome in dress of midnight blue satin with trimmings of jet and lace and bououet of white dahlias.
 Miss Minnie McAeiH, sister of the bride. was the maid of honor. She wal
 ''-- rtst,e n V crepe made after French model witf bouffant draperies. Her flowers were pink dahias. The bride entered, with her brother Mir, M k. McNeill who gave her in marriage and was never prettier than in her handsome travelling suit of blue duvetyn velour, with trim < mings of gray squirrel Her chic hal was of blue and gray and was becoming to lovely blonde type, and her bou yuuet of pink roses was showered with swansonia.
 She was met at the altar bv tn groom with his best man. MT. Thomas L'ovs. aud he niarriagA ssrvice was performed ry Rev John Mcsporran. q .aNevg h. ccreino. formal receptionNwas held. Mrs. McNeill was