The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-16
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER
 FOR BRIDE


 Hrs. Robert White and Miss Mary rhomas entertained at the home of Mrs William Thomas Wednesday afternoon at miscellaneous shower, honoring Miss Helen Harrison, bride elect of this week.
 The house was attractively deco rated for the occasion, characteristic of halloween. the dining table being centered with huge basket of golden rod and ferns.
 Shortly after the guests arrived a delightful musical programme was rendered by Miss Annie Anton. Sew eral interesting games and contests were enjoyed during the afternoon. The bride-elect was given a delec- table surprise, being presented with a string and told to follow. She was assured 1t hsi6 happy ending which made her determination unshakable as the she faced the gruesome hallo- ween fixtures and solved problems of tho tangled string. However, she deemed 1t worthy when learning she was the recipient of lovely corsage of roses and valley lilies. A contest of the brides rousseau was inter esting, prizes being awarded to Miss Alma Tharpe and Mrs. A. NJ. Konkle.
 The bride was prettily showered by little Dorothy Galloway, dressed as a fairy, standing in a basket of gold and black amidst the many beautiful gifts.
 A delicious salad course was served the favors being dainty basekts of heart hints.
 Mrs. William Hulsey presided over th ebrides book, registering the guests: Mrs. Robert White, Mrs. Ina Harrison.-Mrs. James Jackson, Mrs. A. P. Bagby, Mrs. D. Nj. Williams. Mrs. c. B. Galloway. Mrs. c. w. Hogg, Mrs. J. B. Ferguson, Mrs. c. c. Baxter. Mrs. Fletcher Williams, Mrs. A M. Konkle, Mrs. II. w, Hawk. ins, Mrs. D. R. Bike. Mrs. Eloise Adams, Mrs. Sarah Anton, Mrs. VII liam Thomas, Mrs. M. A. Aldridge, Mrs. William Hulsey, Miss Mary Thomas, Miss Alma Tharpe. Miss Laurelei I've, Miss Annie Anton. Miss Dorothy Galloway.
 SrOvALL-BLACKwO
 WEDDING
 A wedding which will be of inter- est to their many friends throughout the state was that of Miss Ossie blackwood and MT. Andrew McAdam Stovall. Jr., which took place W ednes- day evening at o'clock st the home of tho brides parents.
 The home was artistically decorated with cut flowers and ferns. In the living room. where the ceremony was performed, an altar of palms and ferns served as q beautiful back ground.
 Just before tho ceremony Miss Jos ephine Cleveland sang At Dawning."
 The wedding was most impressive, the double ring ceremony being used, with Rev. B. T. Waites of the Walker Memorial church officiating.
 Little "Bitsie" Robbins. the pretty daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Sam Rob bins. preceded the bride and groom carrying tho rings in 8 white dahIia clustered with sweetheart roses and valley nlies. She wore a dainty crepe de ohine frock of pale blue embroid- ared in a pastel shade of pink
 The bride and groom entered to the strains of Mendelssohn's wedding march, rendered by Mrs. Sam Robbins. The bride. who is of the piquant bru- nette types was charming In a gown of lace over jade satin. She wore @. .eorsags of radiant roses and valley lilies.
 After the ceremony a delicious Galad course was served.
 Mrs. Stovall travelled in a suit of blue English velour, trimmed in mole and becoming shat of black embroid- cred medal cloth.
 Owing to tho illness of the bride's Brother. the wedding was very quiet. only tho immediate families of the bride and groom being present
 The bride is the attractive daugh- Ter of Mir. and Mrs. Easley John B1ackwood of this city. She ie A tall cnted musician. She has very strik- ing personality which has endeared her to many friends. The groom, who ss tho son of Dr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Sto- wall, is ono of Jasper's promising business men.
 After a short trip the couple will make their home. in Jasper, which will be 8 source of regret to their many friends In Birmingham. fLOUD-sMTTH
 ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
 pr. and Mrs. Alfred Smith, of Waterman avenue, St. Louis. are an- nouncing to their friends the en- gagement and approaching marriage of their daughter. Mildred King, to Archibald c. Loud, son of MT. and Mrs. Frank A. Louds 3219 Russell avenue. The rites to be celebrated in January at the St. Johns Methodist