The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-20


 | sweet peas.
 The bride, gowned in handsome white
 satin, with court train and wearing ! tulle bridal veil, entered with hel 1 brother MT. Harry Zell of Birmingham
 by whom she was given in marriage
 She carried an arm boquet of bride | roses. valley lilies and orchids MT | Head and his best man, Dr. Douglas | Head of Concord, Ga. met the brida
 party at the artistic improvised altal of sweet peas and burning tapers in the living room where the marriage VOWS l were pledged.
 | After the ceremonies an informal re l ception was held. In the dining room 1 the brides table was exquisite in lts | appointments. A silver basket of pink 1 roses and ferns adorned the center o1 l the table and the cake was embossed with valley lilies and pink roses. II | the cutting of the cake Miss Cors . Walsh secured the ring and Miss Addit 1 McCaa the dime. Mrs Donaho was 1 assisted in the dining room by Mrs. Jo-
 seph c. Wheeler and Mrs. Fred Tyler
 and in the living room by Mrs. F. R l Jackson and Mrs Ridgley D. Miller | Mrs. S. l.. Galbraith and Mrs. Alma 1 Quinn presided at the punch bowl or 1 the porch
 In the late afternoon MT. and Mrs 1 Head left for a trip east, after whicf | they will be at home in Augusta. Mrs 1 Head was attired for travelling in ' 1 modish suit of blue. with which she wore a becoming hat of plum color | straw.
 ] The bride has spent much of he ] time with her sister, Mrs. Donaho, and
 by her attractive personality and many 1 lovable qualities has won a large cir cle of friends in Anniston MT. Head l is one of Augusta's prominent anf 1 popular business men.
 Among the out -of-town guests at the wedding were Mrs. Robert Zell. MT l Harry Zell, Mrs. F. B, Jackson of Bir- 1 mingham, Mrs. S D. Brady of Fair mont. W. Va; Mrs. Charles Donaho ot l Birmingham, MT. Marvin Head
 Zebulon and MT. Houston McMahon O. | Meridian.
 Mrs T. L. Robinson was hostess last week at a lovely luncheon to honor Miss Merle Woods of Opelka, the guest of Miss Hilyer Robinson, and Mrs Stephen Smith, Mrs. O. H. Parkers guest A large bunch of fragrant jassamnes centered | the beautifully appointed table, and covers were laid for six.
 1 Miss Merle Woods and Mrs. w. D. Woods of Opelika were honorees at q charming infarmility given by Mrs. w. F. Price at her home. Punch and sand wiches were served as the guests entered, I and later, ices and cake were enjoyd. | Mrs Horace Miller entertained at her home on Glenwood Terrace last week in 1 honor of Mrs Samuel Morris of Detroit. The luncheon table was most artistic with it's unique decorations of red clover l in pretty rustic baskets. The place cards contained the names of Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Morris, Mrs. A. J. Goodwin, Mrs. Wallace Conner, Mrs. Frank Johnston and Mrs Marshall Peck.
 l Miss Nena Stallings, who won many | friends during her stay in Anniston sev- ] eral years ago, where she did a beautiful work as deaconness, received cordial welcome during her visit with Mrs. Enl- nett w. Ledbetter At reception given for Miss Stallings in the parlors of the First Methodist Church on Friday aft l ernoon, Miss Stallings told of some some of her recent interesting experi- ences abroad.
 | Miss Martha Greer entertained at an al fresco party during the past week at her | home on Christine avenue. Quantities | of Japanese lanterns and summer flow CTS adorned the porches and lawn. Miss ] Emma Greer presided at the puncf bowl. After clever contest, an ice 1 course was served.
 l Amour cement cards from Mrs August Ka:l Oelschig were received in Annistc1 | this week announcing the marriage of hel daughter, Miss Olga Oelschig, to Mir. Al bert Sidney Johnston. The wedding oc- cured at the home of the bride in Sa vannah on June 10 MT. Johnson is ( member of one of Annistons most promi- nent families and exceedingly populal with large circle of friends. The bridt 1; is one of Savannah's most charnlns young women.
 1 Mrs J. c. Kyle entertained at mos enjoyable musicale last week for Rev Frank Hall Wright and his assistant Prof Bates, who have been conducting a series of services at the First Presby lterian Church. Dr. Wright studied fol opera several years ago and was pupi of Karl Bohm Prof. Bates, who ha' charge of the singing during the services left last week for Chicago, where h. will spend the summer months taking { course in music. Both pr. Wright ant Prof. Bates won many admirers dur!na their stay in Anniston.
 In the parlors of the Alabama hotel ol Wednesday afternoon. Miss Leila Greer entertained at a large reception~to homo Miss Pauline Witherspoon.
 The rooms were artisticaly decorated l with quantities Of summer flowers ant soft shaded lights. Mrs. Louis kidt greeted the guests at the door. Receiv ing with Miss Green were Miss Wither spoon, Miss Mamie Grace Witherspoon Miss Virginia Ordway and Miss Doroth, Quinn Assisting in reception room were
 Mrs J. F. Green, Mrs. J. H. Wither spoon, Mrs T. w. Ordway, Mrs. Johi Andrews, Mrs. Frank Britton. Mrs Roger Andrews of Birmingham, Mrs. ;
 E. Hodges, Mrs Ty!er Watts. Miss sybi
 Green, Miss Clara Scarborough, Mis 5uneltc Reynolds and Miss Leila Jones More than 70 guests enjoyed Mis
 Creens hospitality.
 Miss Eva Munroe entertained thirt,
 of her friends on Tuesday evening 1 A musical programme and game
 added to the pleasure of the evening
 Miss Louise Brewer of Gainesville
 Ga and Miss Lena Jackson or Atlanta guests of Miss Caroline OBryant. wer
 nonorees at an informal dance givel
 at the home of Miss Eunice Moorefiel on Wednesday evening,
 Mrs. E. G. Chandler of Birmingham
 is the gaest of her sister, Mrs. C. E i, Ard.
 Mrs. w. D. Ross and Miss Marthi
 Ross of bessemer are guests Of Mrs | J, F. Johnson.
 Mrs. J. C. Moore lert last week fo
 a tour through the west. II Miss Mary Williams of Birmingham
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