The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-17

The hour of the nuptial event is set for clock, with Rev. Leon Latimer of the Parker Memorial Baptist church off ciating, and relatives and a few intimate friends witnessing the ceremony. Tho wedding march will be played by Mrs Arthur Crump, who will accompany Mrs Marsh Adair of Norfolk. who will sina "Oh, Promise Me" Miss Biliingsley will be given in marriage by her father, Mr G. w. Blllngsley and will. have as her maid of honor Miss Minnie Mercer John 1 son of Norfolk, a sister of the groom She will also be attended by Miss May belle Jackson of Gadsden. MT Johnson will have as his best man MT. Leon El- kaine.
 An informal reception" will follow the ceremony. Early in the evening MT Johnson will leave with his bride for Florida, sailing from Jacksonville for New York. They will be at home after May 1 in Norfolk.
 It was during the days of Camp Nc Clellan that MT. Johnson met Miss Bill kingsley. He was member of the fa. nous Twenty-ninth division and made many friends during his stay, who will wish for him and his lovely bride sue cess and happiness.
 X pretty courtesy to Miss Eunice Bill 
 kingsley was the afternoon tea on Thurs day, given at the home Of Miss Erin Shaffer on Leighton avenue, when she, Miss Elizabeth Gordon and Miss Florence Wilson were joint hostesses. These four attractive young girls were all members of the graduating class of Noble instl- tue of last year, and the guest list in cluded number of their former school mates. ~
 The Shaffer home was beautified with quantities of spring flowers, the wedding colors. pink and green, prevailing. Among the guests were Miss Alice Clark Carre. Miss Katheleen Duke. Miss Augusta Vann, Miss Louella.. Smith, Mrs. J. w. Spradley, Mrs. Maury Bishop, Miss Eu- genia Thompson, Miss Martha Graham. Miss knexie Lanning, Miss Katherine Herrent. Miss Eugenia SmithS Miss Mar garet Smith, Miss Lula Baker, Mrs Ar thur Crump, Miss Hattie D. Russell, Miss Patti Haynes, Miss Maybelle Jackson et Gadsden and Miss Sarah Shaffer.
 A very enjoyable luncheon was given at the Inn on Wednesday in honor Of the Gadsden women who came to the city for a tournament on the local links. Mrs. Hillyer Robinson, chairman of the tournament committee, acted as toast mistress and presided over the luncheon in d charming way. Mir. John B. Knox, one of the city's most enthusiastic golf CTS and a charter member of the Annis ton Country club. was an honored guest on this occasion and was very happy in his remarks in welcoming the visitors. He was responded to by Mrs Will Will son of Gadsden. Other short talks were made. The cleverest one, possibly was given by Mrs. Evan Moon. which was a satire on her own golf game. This was 1n1s f,,I fao of ha 1au
 Gathered around the festai board were Mrs Robinson, Mrs. Moon, Miss Julia Jones, Miss Mary Pope Maybank, Miss Virginia Sproull Mrs. c. M Woodruff, Mrs W. P. Hazlewood, Mrs. Leland Cross, Mrs. George Cater, Mrs. l.. F. Morton. Mrs John T. Ha-die, Mrs. Theo- dore .Maybank. Mrs. O.(J Angle, Mrs. J. M. Eastman and Miss Clara Eastman of the local club, Mrs. Will Wilson. Mrs. Perry Gum, Mrs. Pinkard, Mrs. H. Saw age. Mrs. A. E. Brod, Mrs. W. c. Vance, Mir Vance. MT. Wilson. MT Black of Gadsden, MT. Knox and Mir. Queerar.
 In the tournament which followed the luncheon the Anniston golfers defeated the Gadsden women. In the afternoon, before the return trip to Gadsden, the visitors were entertained with an infor- nal tea at the home of Mrs. N. E. Ory on Christine avenue.
 Mrs. Emmett Wiggins has returned to her home in Birmingham, after visit to Mrs S. P. Russell on Tyler Hill.
 Mrs Joe Cain and children have re- turned from a visit to Montgomery.
 Miss Frances Harper of Rome is the guest of Mrs. Samuel l.. Crook on Cuin tard avenue.
 MT. and Mrs Max F1owe have gone to Snartanpurg, s. C., where they will re- side in the future.
 Miss Josephine Nourse has returned from a visit to Birmingham.
 Miss Margaret Lea has returned from a visit to Mrs. M. B. Weiiborn in Att ianta
 Mrs. J. S. Mccurry has returned iron, a winter spent in Florida
 Mrs. Darby Brown has returned to Bir- mingham after a visit to her sister, Mrs. Charles R. Bell on Leighton avenue.
 Mrs. R. H. Dean left yesterday for Washington where she will attend the continental congress of the Daughters of the Army of the Republic. She will also visit her daughter. Mrs. Tyler Watts. in Cleveland.
 Mrs. |. F. Greer has returned from a visit to pr. and Mrs. R. P. Hughes r Eartow Fla.
 Mr. and Mrs. John c. Nourse and fam fly of Kansas City are the guests of Dr. IA
 Miss Rosa Allen and Miss MAxins southerland of Chicago ars the guests of Mrs. Alex southerland on Quintard ave nue.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry weatherly have returned from visit to Mir. and Mrs. Samuel Oliver in Talladesa.
 Mr. and. Mrs J. D. O'Bryant are en- toying a motor trip to Anderson s. c.
 Mrs. Willis Baker fSadie fngrAm) of Pleasantown Kans.. will arrive soon tn be the guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs R. M. Ingram.
 MT. and Mrs. Lee Tollison of Chester, Pa, are the guests of MT. and Mrs John Alloway.
 Mrs. S. P. Kennedy is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Edward May in Montgomery.
 Mrs. Charles O'Reily of Philadelphia is the guest of her brother. MT. J. c. Sproull and Mrs. Sproull.
 Mrs Bertha March has returned from visit to New Orleans.
 MT. Robert Ingram is in New York. He will be followed soon by his mother. Mrs.