The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-18
MRS. CLAIBORNE BLANTON

left this city Friday in George Baker car. and will remain away for ewo weeks.
 The party is already settled near Ran dolph's store, on the Hatch place, and those sharing the pelasures of this jolly
 outing are; Joseph Wilkins, Harry Gam
 ble, George Baker. PressIey Cleveland, who made the automobile trip with the
 party, is stopping with MT and Mrs.
 Portis Welch at their cottage.
 Miss Alexina Wilkins of this city and
 Miss Hallie Green, formerly of Birmlns-
 ham, have gone to Perdido Beach to
 join Mrs. Portis Welch's house party,
 given for her son, Will John Welch.
 Miss Lucille Carter, who returned re- gently from Montgomery. where she was
 the guest of Miss Julia Anderson, is now iii Meridian, where she vert to attend the midsummer dances as the guest of Miss Freddie Fisher. Miss Louise Rowell is another lovely Selma girl to attend the summer dances She Is now visiting friends in the Mississippi delta. MT. and Mrs. Hugh Mallory and two children are enjoying extended west
 ern trip.
 Mir. J. c. Adler and daughter Mrs Ar thur Loeb, and son, Billy, have gone to Ocean View. Va
 Plans for an extended stay in Europe
 for Mr and Mrs Paul L. Pierce and baby of New York are being learned of here with interest MT Pierce's business interests in Europe require much of his time, and during his stay on the conti- nent in the early spring. Mrs. Pierce anS little Ann Hooper spent somo time here with MT. and Mrs. L. M. Hooper. Mrs. Pierce's parents.
 Mir. Pierce his wife and baby will sail
 late in the summer for Genoa where they will spend several months From Genoa they will go to Paris for a long stay and thence to London. While established in these places of historic interest. MT. and Mrs. Hooper will visit many places with in the radius of each, and the delightful experiences which await them are with out number.
 The marriage of Miss Gabrielle Howard daughter of Mrs. Pattie Howard, and MT | Frances Joseph Youngbiood of Carlow vile was beautifully solemnized Wednes- day afternoon at 5:5o o'clock at the First Baptist Church.
 | Decorating tha church were quantities of palms, ferns and white asters, and to the processional from Lohengrin, played by Mir. B. l.. Feagin, the wedding party entered the church. Just preceding their
 arrival Mrs. w. T. Atkins sang Sans l Toi," by Hardlot. During the ceremony
 MT. Feagin played "Humoresque" and the
 recessional was the wedding march from Mendelssohn.
 Miss Florence octavia Phillips was
 maid of honor, and she presented pie ture of girish oveliness in q frock of sea green organdie with hat of the
 same shade. Her flowers were an arm
 cluster of pink Killarney roses. l The ushers were Messrs. Beekman, Lee | Ycungblood. Lawrence Lee Perrin, Adler 1 Perrin and Peter Youngblood. all of Car 1 lowvilie.
 l The bride, attired in white crepe.
 draped over duchess satin and wearing l hat of white. crepe, trimmed in ostrich 1 and grapes. and carrying a bouuuet or 1 brides roses, entered upon the arm of her brother, Vfr. Joseph Lumpkin Howard {, nf Palestine, Tex. Mir. Youngblood and his best man, MT. Mortimer Garnet Cas- l sell, met them at the altar. and the i'm
 pressve ring ceremony was used. Mir. and Mrs Youngblood left Immediately l afterwards for North Carolina, the brEe' s going-away suit being of blue tricolette. 1 with which she wore smart sailor hat. 1 Among the out-of-town guests for the wedding were: Mir. and Mrs. J l.. How
 ard of Palestine, Tex. Mrs. F. B. Webb Of Beaufort. S. C., a sister Of the groom
 MT and Mrs. Isaac Young gblood, Mir. and | Mrs C. O. Youngblood. MT. and Mrs 1 T r.. Youngblood and MT. and Mrs. C. K ] Alison of Carlowville, Mir. Irwin Cade Of ] Birmingham, Mrs w. E. Elsberry or i Montgomery, Mrs. F. c. Taylor of New York and Mrs. M l.. Worrell of Me l ridlan. | Miss Edith Clay entertained at bridge Wednesday, morning. inviting number
 Of guests to meet Miss Mary Mcdaniel of Richmond who is the lovely guest of Miss Leone Clay
 Misses Hope McMilan and Sue Gene
 Granade arrived Thursday from Demop-
 oils and are attractiXe guests of Miss 1 Zuelika Eanes. Miss Eanes will enter
 tain Thursday afternoon with a tea in their honor.
 1 Mrs Claude Mcintosh and little daugn- iter, Mary Elizabeth, have returned from Birmingham. where they visited Mrs. Me 1 Intosh's mother, Mrs. Bruce
 l Miss Mary Kenna Calhun. Miss Mary Bennett and MT. Edwin Robertson al . making the trip to Perdido Beach by au- 1 tomobile, where Miss Bennett will join her 1 parents MT. and Mrs. Preston Bennett l Miss Calhoun and MT. Robertson will re turn to Selma after short stay at the beach.
 <, Miss Mary Butler reached home Mon- day from Perdido, where she spent sew ] eral weeks very pleasantly, and from time to time met numbers of Selmians, l wbo arc sllrnmering there,