The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-20
wARD-DUNNAvANT WEDDING

A beautiful event of yesterday aft ernoon was the wedding of Miss Mat tie Dunnavant, the attractive daugh- ter of Mrs. Della Dunnavant and Mir Charles D. Ward, which took place al g o'clock at the Second Presbyterian church, with the Rev. James B Meacham officiating.
 The church was beautifully dec. orated with palms and ferns and a lovely heart, fashioned from white flowers, adorned the altar.
 Interspersed amid the greenery of the palms were tall candelabra.
 Before the entrance of the bridal party Mrs. Wallace Shelby sang Be cause" and "All for You" She was accompanied by Miss Mercedes Ham
 ilton, who played the wedding march.
 Miss Kornelia Kelly and Miss An nie Laurie Rhodes were the brides noon gowns of brown charmeuse with big hats to match and carried bou- quets of Ophelia roses. Miss Gladys Merrill was the maid of honor. She wore a charming dress of blue crepe meteor with hat in the same color and her flowers were bril- liant red roses.
 The groomsmen were Mir. Perry Robinson and Mir. Charles Pritchard The bride entered the church and waH given in marriage by her brother-in- law, Mir. IT. T. Purcell. The bride was lovely In her going away suit of blue peachblow with squirrel trimmings and gray hat. Her bouquet was of bride roses showered with valley lilies.
 The groom was attended by Mir. W. Y. Myhand as best man. Immediately following the cere- mony, MT. Ward and his bride left for a wedding trip which will include New Orleans and other interesting places. Upon their return they will be at home at 1918 St. Charles street. Among the out-of-town guests for the wedding were: Mir. and Mrs. F. c. York, and Miss Sallie Mccormack of Nashville, Mir and Mrs II. T. Pur- cell and Miss Ida Purcell of Chatta- nooga, MT. and Mrs. F. F. Dunnavant of Nashville, Mrs. F. NJ Head of Falk- vile and MT. and Mrs F. M Sandlin.
 The bride Is one of Birmingham g brightest and most attractive young women and has many friends
 The groom Is an efficient young business man and very popular so- cfally.
 M. I. A. r. CLUB MEETING
 On Tuesday evening. October IS, from 6:15 to o'clock, the NJ L A. P. club held very enthusiastic meet ing in the Blue Triangle club rooms. After the usual social half hour, sup EarUed in 1in where the entire club was seated at one long table.
 At the formal meeting after supper various pieces of business were dis cussed. It was decided that the club needs song leader and Mira Car michael was elected to fill the place.
 tentative programme for the year was discussed, and the club expressed desire to have lectures on various subjects. including the following: Citizenship. Health, Alabama Laws Regarding Women and Industry, and others.
 The girls were very enthusiastic in their discussion of the club standards, and the following were unanimously adopted:
 Attendance, Payment of Dues. Daily Bible Reading, Attendance of at Least One Church Service on Sunday, Mem- ory Work Selected by the Club, Read ing Selected by the Club, Omission of Certain Slang Expressions
 The M l. A. P. and W. D. T. clubs plan joint Halloween social for Tuesday evening, October 25, in the Blue Triangle club rooms at 6:15. Supper will be served, and all sorts of good times are being planned. Ev- cry member of both clubs Is urged to be present.