The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-21

One of the pretty pre-nuptial affairs given for Miss Margaret Norris. whose marriage to Dr. Daniel Hardmau Thweatt was an event of last evening was the tea and shower given by Miss Ruth Pitts at her home in Fairfield. Spring flowers in pink and white and crown plants made a beautiful back Sround for the receiving party which N'as composed of the hostess, Miss Nor ris, Mrs. E. B. Pitts and Miss Erline Candy. the young ladies wearing girl ish frocks of pink and white georgette and corsages of sweet peas
 DECORATIONS
 stunning basket of pink roses cen tered the dining table on which were placed bonbons, dishes of pink and white hints.
 From individual tables Mrs Morris Johnson served tea and Mrs. J. D. Meacham poured coffee. Assisting in serving were Miss Ruth Baker. Miss Doris Nader and Misses Eva and Merle Pitts, who were girlishly pretty in dainty chiffon frocks of pasted shades.
 SHOWER
 The shower of the beautiful gifts to the honoree was made in a most novel manner In answer to the ring of the
 
 in with a clothes basket full of the gifts. A clothes line was quickly stretched across the living room and the gifts pinned on it. About fifty guests called during the hours from to t o'clock.
 NORRIS -THWEATT
 The marriage of Miss Margaret Den niston Norris, daughter of MT. and Mrs. c c. Norris, to Dr. Daniel Harman Thweatt, at the home of the brides parents on Jefferson avenue, Ensley Highlands. last evening at o'clock was pretty event of the early spring.
 Mrs. G. D. Randle sang, Love, Like the Dawn is Stealing" and Because and to the strains of the wedding march rlayed by Mrs. Conrad Boterweg Joseph Conner Barrett, Jr.. and Robert Johnson formed aisles to the improvised altar in the living room, with ping rib- hons.
 Miss Erline Candy and Dr. Charles Mason entered first and were followed hy Miss Ruth Pitts and Dr. Albert Cald- we'll. The maids were gowned in aft ernoon frocks of white pussy-wilow taf- feta. with which they wore lace hats and carried arm bouquets of pink roses.
 THE RING
 Master Howard Eugene Mussey, Jr, bore the ring in the heart of white rose and preceded the bride and groom who entered together. Dr Edmonds Bennett of St Johns Episcopal Church per formed the ceremony, in which the ring was used.
 The bride wore tailored suit of mid night blue and brown accessories with which she wore a corsage of pink roses and valley lilies.
 A reception followed the ceremony and the bridal party was assisted sin receiv- ing by Walter Buck, George Williams and William Scholl
 An ice course with individual cakes embossed in roses and sweet peas Were served.
 The house was beautifully decorated in pink and white flowers, southern smi lax palms and ferns.
 THE WEDDING TRIP Dr. and Mrs Thweatt left after the re- ception for wedding trip.
 Mrs Thweatt, as Miss Norris. was one of Enseys most charming young wo- men and has been social favorite. Dr. Thweatt is connected with the medical staff of the T. c. l. Company.
 INSPECTION
 Every member of Company F, Fourth Alabama infantry. is ordered to report to the armory on Avenue c between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets, Ensley, at a. m, Sunday, March 2l This is necessary in order to make final preparations for federal inspec- ton on Tuesday night. March 23.
 Each member will report in civilian clothes and bring with him any gov ernment property which he has in his possession. It is imperative that all equipment be in the armory. prepared for federal inspection and count, on Tuesday. March 23.
 There must be no failure to comply with this order, Signed Ira D. Davis, captain commanding Company k.