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ELIZABETH BRICKER
= IS CALLED BY DEATH

Mrs. Elizabeth Bricker, widow of
Christopher Bricker, died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. A. G. Shut, in
Miller township, Monday morning at
n o'clock following an extended illness
OF a complication of diseases. The de-
ceased was SS years of age and is sur
vived by two daughters, Mrs. Shut
and Mrs. L. G. Baldwin, of Liberty
township.
Funeral Wednesday at 2 o'clock at
the home of Mrs. Shut. Rev. A. r.
Black officiating. Burial in Friendship
cemetery.
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T|MON TEAM GOES
DOWN IN DEFEAT
~ - NJ .fr-a.t.
Rowland Lodge Team Ad-
ministers Defeat By Sesre
OF II To 4

Timon lodge, X. of P. baseball team
met defeat before Rowland X. of p.
team of Newark, Saturday afternoon
at Athletic park, this city, by a score
of II to 4.
The local team went down in de-
feat on account Of numerous errors.
Jones pitched for Timon lodge, and
Barry was behind the bat.
In the evening. Rowland and Timon
lodge teams enjoyed a chicken din
ner at the Log Cabin restaurant.
Next Saturday the X. of P. team
goes to Mt. Gilead.
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VIII Exhibit All Week On
The lefisr.on Street
Shsw Lot
SHOW A WINNER FROM
START TO FINISH
Letters Show Attraction
Made A Great Hit At
Spriasfield

The WOrld-At-Home and POlack
Brothers Combined Shows arrived
here last night over the Pennsylvan.
Ia railroad and will exhibit all this
week at the Jefferson street show lot
under the auspices of the local lodge
of Elks.
Clyde r. Church, Exalted Ruler of
Mt. Vernon lodge No. 14O B. p. O.
Elks. was on hand to meet the show
train. He said that he had received
letters from brother Elks at Spring
field in which 1t was stated that the
attendance at this carnival last week
at that city was record breaking for
any and all forms of Outdoor amuse.
ment. He then quoted from one of
the letters:
"The World-at-Home and Polack
Brothers Combined Shows are win
ners from start to finish. The most
thrilling thing that have seen since
leaving France was last night at the
motordrome, or Devils Punch Bowl,
as the show folks call it.
"A fellow called 'Brainless' Dobish
in motorcycle and girl named
Irene Dare in specially built Ford,
raced at about sixty miles an hour
around a straight up and down wall.
While we were waching them tear
around inside this cup-shaped track
Dohish's machine caught fire and in
a moment machine and rider were
a mass of flames. 1t was one of the
most thrilling sights have ever
seen. Some of the spectators became
and started to leave the
show, but the management quickly as
sured them that they were not in dan
ger and said that while it was not in
the program, one of the machines
became over heated and
burst into flames. The fire was put
out by several attendants who rushed
in with fire extinguishers. Dobish
sustained a bad burn on the right
hand, but the burn and the excitement
seemed to act as stimulant, for as
soon as he could get another motor
cycle the race was resumed at break
neck speed with Dobish winning
while sitting side saddle.
"The other shows are of a different
kind. One of the funniest is the
is the Midget show with Ike and Mike,
the boxing musical twins. At the
Arabian Nights Show the spectator
is taken to spend the evening at Cal
ro, Egypt. 1t is a very pretty at
traction, one Of its features being
several interesting dances.
There are too many attractions
with these shows for me to go into
details about all of them, but l want
to say that every one of them is good,
and in closing say that no one should
miss Omar SAINTS House of Thous.
and Wonders and Museum of Modern
Miracles. 1t is wonderful and draws
the spectator back to its again and
again."
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Liquor always loosened up our pat.
rons." said O waiter reminiseently.
Meaning. we suppose. that 1t released
the Tip" from the tipplers.- Boston
Transcript.
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According to old belief Ii is an omen
Of good luck-a long and happy mar
ried life-for q bride to slip as she
passes up the aisle on her way to the
altar.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-26

Replevin Suit
Burt Nyhart has commenced a
replevin suit against s. J. Sterret and
Irene Sterret in the Knox county
common pleas court. The plaintiff al.
leges that the defendant executed his
note in the sum of $345 upon an Olds-
mobile touring car. The plaintiff says
that the first installment is past due
and that the car is now in possession
Of Irene Serret and is being wrongful.
ly detained. Charles l.. Bermont is
the attorney for the plaintiff.
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HOSPITAL NOTES

Mrs. c. Il. Burkepyle of the CO.
shocton road underwent an operation
at the Mt. Vernon hospital Monday
morning.
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ILL WITH FLU

Mrs. Mary Martha Allen Is quite i'll
with the tiu at her home on North
Norton street.
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o. u4
"'The 25th annual reunion OF the
Moody family will be held at the
home OF J. Z. Johnson, Brandon. on
Aug. IS.
""A community picnic will be held
In Stull's grove, one mile west of Dan.
Vile. on Thursday, Aug. IS. ander
the auspices OF the X. of G.
*''An important business meeting
Of the Musicians union will be- held
on Saturday evening, July 80. at 8
O'Clock in Trades Council hall. All
members are urged to be present.
H""The fourth annual reunion OF the
Weaver and Murphy families will be
held at the home of Stewart Wells,
Brandon. Thursday, Aug. II. All rel
atives invited.
fSEvangelist c. G. Maple Of Elyria
will speak at the Millwood Church Of
Christ July 20, 30 and 81. His sub
jects will be illustrated by charts and
will be as follows: Friday. The Place
of the Church in the Plan of God"
Saturday. THE Gospel OF the Dispen.
sation in Types" Sunday morning,
'The Church: Why It Is." or its ccm-
missionand consummation.." Evening,
Some Facts Concerning the Second
Coming Of Christ" All are invited to
attend the services, Elder Maple was
pastor of the Wildwood church about
16 years ago and will be pleased to
meet all former members.
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Citation Issued Out OF Knox
County Probate Court To
Fairfield Co. Sheriff
DAMAGE SUIT IS
FILED in COURT
Answer Also Filed In Com
mon Pleas; Other Items
From The Temple
Of Justice

X. Claiming that legacy of 81, 900,
under the terms of the will of the late
Charles w. Lyon, has not been paid
her, Luella c. Modie has commenced
action in the Knox county common
pleas court against Edwin Outcalt, ex.
ecutor of Charles w. Lyon !,
The plaintiff alleges that by the
terms of the will of Charles w. Ly.
on she was given a legacy of $1,000,
but claims that the executor refused
to pay her the money. She asks that
citation be issued to the sheriff of
Fairfield county for service on Edwin
outcalt and that he be directed to ap-
pear In court and explain why the leg.
acy has not been paid The plaintiff
also asks for interest from March 30,
1920.
Ewalt & Blair are the attorneys for
the plaintiff.
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MEETINGS

Ss*Annual reunion of the Bell-Hayes
family will be held at the Bell church
Saturday, Aug. 49,
pewds family will be held at River.
side park on Wednesday, July 81.
**+North Clinton League will hold
its next regular meeting at the home
of Nard Cochran, Coshocton avenue,
Tuesday, July 26.
"*'The Purdy-Lepley 18th annual
reunion will be held Thursday. Aug.
rs, at Riverside park. All relatives
and friends are invited.
**"The annual reunion of the Hoar
and Fry families will be held at Riv-
ervide park, Thursday, Aug. %. All
relatives invited.
The zlst .annual reunion OF the
families of H. X. and Ezra Robertson
will be held at Lyons Lake on Thurs
day, Aug. II. All relatives are invited.
4*"The Dowds family reunion will
be held Wednesday. July q, at River
side park. All relatives and friends
invited.
ss"The Wolford Goodale reunion is
to be held at Hiawatha park, Mt. Yer
non. Saturday. IulY 30. Friends and
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-26
Case Settled

Case Settled
The case of William Simpkins VS..
Willard, b. Ball has been settled in
common pleas court and dismissed at
the cost of the defendant.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-26

ss'The Wolford -Goodale reunion is
to be held at Hiawatha park, Mt. Yer
non, Saturday. July 80. Friends and
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-26

The "Thrss wiss MsNhsys.s
The Little Apss II Mira" spne.
times known as the Three Wise NQa-
keys" are Mizaru, who sees no svl1 /;
Kikazaru, who hears no evil. and ~
faru, who speaks no evil.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-26
Suit for DAMAGES


William King has commenced a
suit for damages against Jacob Mosh.
err in the Knox county common pleas
court in which he asks for Judgment
In the sum of $l61.25. The plaintiff
says he was leading a calf, across the
road in, Howard township when the
defendant ran into the animal while
driving his automobile at high rate
of speed. The plaintiff claims the an
fmal was worth 800, and that med.
ical attention and other things cost
him $6l25. He therefore asks for
Judgment in the sum of $1G1.25
against the defendant R. l.. Carr is
the attorney for the plaintiff.
Answer Is Filed
= In the case of Oregon Fike, admin.
fstrator, VS.. William M. Rooms ct AL,
an answer to the cross-petition Of
John Hawn has been filed by William
M. Koons. The defendant says the
notes were not lost or mislaid, but
on the other hand claims the notes
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Motion Overruled-

Motion Overruled-
motion for new trial has beer
oyerruled in the case Of Lewis B
Houck VS.. the Liberty Mutual Insur
ance Co.
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SheniH's Sale

Sheniff's Sale
In the partition case of Alice Tate,
guardian, vs. Elva Johnson, property
located on East Chestnut street, Mt.
Vernon, was sold Saturday at sheriff's
sale to w. w. Young for $1725. The
property was appraised at $21OO.
inventory Filed D5
George R. Meyers, executor of Sar-
ah Meyers. has filed an inventory and
appraisement in the probate court of
Knox county, showing the following:
Money $275.2S, personal $3.50, secur-
titles $4,s5s.sO. Total $5,217.6s.
o.
Files Inventory
An inventory and, appraisement has
been filed In the probate court of
Knox county by Anna F. Beckley, ad.
ministratrix of Calvin w. Beckley,
showing total Of $1.675O6.
-o
First and Final
Anna F. Beckley, Administrative of
Calvin W. Beckley. has filed a first
and final account in probate, showing
the sum of $1,675.O6 received and the
same sum paid out.
o.
appointment Made
James Henwood has been appointed
administrator Of Thomas e. Bell by
the probate court of Knox county
Bond $4,000, with Harry C. Uhl. Grace
Bell and Lucretia Henwood as sure.
ties. The appraisers are l.. G. Welsh,
James Edman and Clyde Church.
Real Estate Transfers-
Morgan Burkholder to Lizzie B.
Burkholder, parcel in Liberty, 81.
Ellie Hess to Il. E. MCGUIRE, parcel
in Centerburg, 81.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-15
INFORMAL TEA
 HONoRs MRS. BLEDS0E

In compliment to a stranger who has just come to Birmingham to make it her home, Mrs. W. W. Walker entertained yesterday afternoon at an informal tea. The honoree was Mrs. James W. Bledsoe, Jr, and to meet her Mrs. Walker invited be- tween s5 and 90 friends. Mrs. Bled- soc formerly lived in Winchester. Tenn.
 The Walker home was very att tractive with cut flowers, and with received at the door by little Miss Jean Battle. and the guests were greeted by the hostess and her hon- oree. A number of other friends as- sisted in entertaining. In the liv- ing room were Mrs. R. J. Foster and Mrs. R. A Walker, Mrs. D. E. Me l.endon poured tea. and in the din- ing room were Mrs. J. W. Foster and Mrs. M. F. Moreland.
 Among those invited to the party were:
 Mrs. Addie Stone, Mrs. Harn, Mrs. J. S. Norton, Mrs. R. Fl Wharton, Mrs. James Downey, Mrs. R. J. AL ford, Mrs. Russell Afford. Mrs. Smith Farris, Mrs. ]. A. Lewis. Mrs. How ard Foster, Mrs R,'J. Foster, ST., Mrs. w. G. Durrett, Mrs. w. D. Moore, Mrs. James Meagher. Mrs. l.. A. Jenkins, Mrs. II. S. Brown, Mrs Fosher Peacock, Mrs. w Fl. Peacock Mrs. w. D. McEaohern, Mrs. Lee Gan dy, Mrs. w. E. Dickson, Mrs. Annie L. Gray, Mrs. J. II. Berry, Mrs. Cruse Berry. Mrs. Walter Bibby, Mrs w. B. Mills. Mrs. w. $. Mcclure, Jr., Mrs w. H. Mcclure, Mrs. R. P, Mcclure, Mrs. J. c. Odell, Mrs. Earle Jones, Mrs. c. N. Kicker. Mrs. Max Wood Mrs. O. H. Orr, Mrs. Jack Slack, Mrs. Charley Williams, Mrs. c. V. Hoover, Mrs. Gordon St. John. Mrs Carl Baugh, Mrs Paul Rurr, Mrs. Rex Moss Mrs. J. J. Love, Mrs. R. M. Johnson, Mrs. Roy Johnson, Mrs. J. Mcdonald, Mrs. C. E. Boyd. Mrs. Ed Long, Mrs. J. IT. Long, Mrs. J. R. Fulbright, Mrs. w. S. Mcclure, Sr., Mrs. James w. Bledsoe, ST.. of Chattanooga, Mrs. o. J. Conwell, Mrs. J. D. Glasgow, Mrs Lon Allbritton. Mrs. IT S. Hi11, Mrs. M. D. Huffstutler, Mrs. George H. Strange, Mrs. Stanley Brown, Mrs Charles Roberts, Mrs. J. D. Methvin, Mrs. W. c. Lorrell. Mrs. w. J. Barn hart, Mrs. c. c. Bryant, Mrs. Richard Brown; Misses Mary and Sarah Harn. Mabel and Julie Foley, Nell Lewis Margaret Durrett, Estelle Methyin, Lucille and Ethel Cathorn, Velma Brown, Bessie Russell, Alma Dick son, Eleanor and Elizabeth Gray Irene Berry, Misses Kerr, Robbie and Elva farrell, Eloise Moran, Erin Myers. Lille and Sue Chiffon Me- Cure
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-15
MISS ETOILE WHITE
 ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB

The members of Miss Etoila Whites bridge club will be aer guests today. There will be prizes, and plate will be served at the close of the games. She will entertain them at her home on Milner Heights
 The members are: Mrs Nenian i-. steele, Mrs. Emerson Krugg, Mrs Ed Archibald Mrs. Ed Anderson, Mrs w. F. Murphy, Mrs. George Morris, Mrs. Ed Claughton, Miss Frances Gill liam, Miss Lucille Morgan, Mrs. Car rie Lee White. Mrs. J. $. LaPointe.
 Besides the club members Mrs. e'd Erwin, Mrs. Guy Taste, Mrs. Joseph Fool, Mrs Allen Henry, Mrs. Hayden Mver and Miss verney Wormack will ,e guests.
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A ties at the various Birming--
 ham clubs are beginning.
 There are quite number of bridge parties being arranged at the Country club, and the latest organization to take on new life Is the Phoenix club. at the end of South Twentieth street.
 Between now and October l at least two parties will be given, is the an- nodncement and between October 1 and 5 the club will give it's brilliant reception and dancing party, to which several hundred guests will be bid den. There always are elaborate re- treatments. and some of the most beautiful gowns to be seen in the city are worn.
 Out-of town guests galore are pres ent, and the entire club is a bower of fresh flowers. They are banked on mantels, and trail from balustrades and adorn cosy corners.
 The opening reception is being ar ranged by this years entertainment committee, which is composed of Leo Stern as chairman, and Mrs. Lily Thost, Mrs. Edgar Adler, Mrs. Lee B.. Well, MT. Julian Saks and Mr. Leo Karpeles.
 The entire scheme for parties at the Phoenix club this season will be different Instead of having music and dancing and refreshments as regular events this year, real work will be expended on the programmes. and several fancy dress affairs will be arranged and novelties. These little Informal events will be staged at least every two weeks.
 The club has been entirely redec- orated during the summer months, and while the color scheme has not
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-15
SUNDAY SCHOOL GLASS
 IS ENTERTAINED

Mrs. Thomas N. Starnes entertaired the members of her class from the Norwood Methodist church at her home Tuesday afternoon. The event was staged from to o'clock. TEa guests played rock, the prize being won by Miss Margaret Kidd. An ise course was served The guests were: Miss Lila May Jordan. Miss Virginia Patton. Miss Margaret Kidd, Mlsl Katherleen Saunders, Miss Mildred Crunk, Miss Rosamond Harlee, Miss Ida Bell Price, Miss Evelyn Fulford, Miss Margaret Thompson, Miss Maude Wilkinson, Miss Mary Rose McGowan and Miss Elizabeth Reed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-15
DR. HULL SPECIAL GUEST

Meridian, Miss. September 14.-- (special.)--Dr. D. c. Hull president of the Agricultural and Mechanical college, formery superintendent of the Meridian city schools. was a special guest of the Meridian Exchange club at the weekly meeting and luncheon. Another special guest of the club was Armes Beeman. Lauderdale coun- ty boy. who has been selected as one of the members of the live stock judg- ing team which will shortly enter the Judging contests in the International Livestock show at the Atlanta fair in competition with the teams in other states Both Dr. Hull and young Bee man made interesting talks, the for mer speaking of the progress being made all along the line at the Agri- cultural and Mechanical college, while the latter spoke of the boy and girl club work of this county.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-15
MISS oDUM BRIDE OF LOCAL MAN

l A Birmingham man whose mar riage will be of interest to many friends is Clarene J. Ketchum. WHO was welded to Miss Evelyn Odurl, daughter of MT. and Mrs. H. D. Odrin, of Louisville, Ky, Sunday septem- Der Il.
 The hour was 9:3O in the Deer Park Baptist church in Louisville, the officiating minister being Rev. H. w. Tiffany They are making their home with MT. Ketchum mother on Beech street. The br'de has visited in Birmingham several times previous to her wedding, anu already has many friends here.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-15
LUNCHEON FOR
 OUT-OF-TOWN GUESTS

Misses Agnes and Kate Earle Ter rell entertained at a luncheon party at the Southern club yesterday com plimenting Mrs. J. c. Phelps of Dal- las, Tex, and Miss Jean Campbell of Washington, D. c. Other guests at the party were Mrs. Lewis Under wood, Mrs. A. W. Dupy, Mrs. Macklin and Mrs. Charles Woodruff.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-15

months, and has visited France, Italy. England and Switzerland.
 
 Mrs. Charles Roberts of Collins vile, Ala, is the guest of Mrs. NJ. E. Morland
 Mrs Maurice Lenl< will return very soon from New York City, where she is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Walter c. Fried.
 Mrs. George Williams of Decatur, Ala, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Alfred Clements. at Irondale.
 Mrs. j. H. Bankhead will leave the first part of~next week for her home in Washington.
 Mir and Mrs, R. S. Warner are with MT. and Mrs. Eugene Enslen on Highland avenue,
 Mrs. W. D. Wood and daughter are expected to arrive in Birmingham the latter part of the week. They have spent several weeks in the east.
 Miss Orlean vandiver of Montgom- cry is the guest of Mrs. Hubert ScrugSs.
 Among the sirls who will go away to school this winter are Miss Eula Webster. Miss Cecil Gray Johnson and Miss Elizabeth Hitchcock.
 pr. and Mrs. w F. Morris, who have been the guests of Mir. Norris father, Rev. J T. Morris, have re- turned to their home in Florence. Ala.
 Mir. Earl Barts will be among the Biriningham boys studying at Au- burn this year.
 Miss Beth Paisley of Richmond, Va. is the guest of Miss Lucille Stall- ings.
 Mrs. Guy Yates is the guest of Mrs. J. +. Marler, on the South Highlands.
 Miss Doris rasr has gone to the Univerxjty of Alabama, at Tusca- loosa, 6 spend the weekend.
 Mrs. Louis Pizitz returned yester- day from Danville, Va, where she went to enter her daughter. Sylvia, in the Randolph Macon institute.
 
 MT. Cecil Harris, the young son of MT. and Mrs. L. Harris has gone to Gulfport to enter the Gulf Coast Military academy.
 MT. A. c. Becker returned Tuesday from Mobile. He went to witness the launching of the Chattanooga City the latest of the Chickasaw company's ships.
 pr. and Mrs. James c. Morris. who have spent the summer in Ches.er, Va. with their daughter, have re- turned. and are again with MT. and Mrs. Algernon w. Nelson, at their home on Mountain avenue.
 Mrs. Harding Burke of Pensacola, Fla, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Hal Copeland, on Arlington street. She will return home today
 Miss verney warmacIs of Fond du Lac. Wis, and Miss Martha Nor gan of Chattanooga are the guests or MisS Lucille Morgan. on Sycamore street.
 Mrs. H. L. Martin Is the guest of MT. and Mrs. s. L. Cobb. in Hunts vile.
 
 Mrss John Bradley and little oaushter have returned home. They visited Mrs. Bradleys parents at Montreal, NJ C., having been away for the summer.
 Mrs Clarence Hanson and CIar- ence Hanson, Jr., who were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Victor HAn- son, have returned to their home in Aug usta. Ga.
 MT. Harry Bryan will attend school this season at Hampden Sid- ney college, near Farmyille, Va. He IS the son of Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Bryan.
 Miss Alma Ratliff left Wednesday Tor Marion, Ala. She will be at .rud-
 C1 r NTAyr Ar ~vry
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-15
BRIDGE CLUB
 TO RE ENTERTAIN -.

Mrs. Houston A. Brice will be nos- tess today at the Country club to the members of her bridge club. There wilt be four tables. and refreshm snts wifi be served. The membership is composed of;
 Mrs. John Cox. Mrs. Roscoe Harris, Mrs. Hinson Siblay, Mrs. Nelson Snow Mrs. Frank Miller, Mrs. Porter Terry Mrs. James Moore. Mrs. James David son, Mrs. Carleton Smith. Mrs. Claude Estes, Mrs. Jack Luke, Mrs. Anglin White, Mrs Roderick Beddow. Mrs. Will Sadler. and Mrs. H. A. Brice
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been changed everything has quite a warmer, brighter tone Mir. Leo Keiser is this years president of the club and MT. Joe saks vice president. wHALEY-NTORRIsO
 WEDDING
 A wedding of interest to many friends was that of Miss Ethyl I,otana Whaley to John Franklin Morrison. September 10, at o'clock in the evening.
 The ceremony was performed ;n the presence of relatives and a few friends, at the home of Mir Morrt- sons sister. Mrs, William Smith on Jefferson street. Rev. J. S. Eddins of the Bibb street Methodist church performed the ceremony, the rlns service being used.
 Mrs. Morrison is the daughter of T. G. Whaley of Birmingham and is a young woman of attractive per sonality and splendid characteristics. She wore tailored suit of navy blue velour with a hat of black, with a corsage bouquet of brides roses.
 MT. Morrison has made Montgom- cry his home for thei past two years and has made numbers of friends hera who will welcome his bride most cordially.
 : Immediately after the ceremony Mir. and Mrs. smith entertained ;,t buffet supper in honor of the bride and groom.
 After a short wedding trip. MT. and Mrs. Morrison will be at home to their friends, 70S Jefferson street. Montgomery Advertiser.