The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-13

is connected with one of Annistons wholesale houses. where he has held 3 position since his discharge from the army, having served for two years in France end in Germany during the World war.
 The following announcements havo been Received in Oxford and Anniston: MT. and Mrs. J. Mercer Davis announce the marriage of their sister, Dora. to Mir James M. Draper on Tuesday March 6, 1921, Albertville, Ala At home after March 10, Albertville. Ala"
 Anniston friends and others through out Alabama will be interested in knowing of the marriage of Miss Isabel Nolen of Winchester, Ky, which oc- cured on Ferbruary 2S, to MT. James Russell Lawton of Columbia, s. c.
 Mir and Mrs w. A. Wilcox an- nounce the marriage of their daugh- ter, Irene, to Mir. Edward P. Brown or Baltimore the marriage having oc- cured on March 1 in Orlando Fla, at the home of MT. and Mrs Gordon Will cox, where the bride had been spend ing some time.
 Friends of Mrs. Brown who know her and admired her as Irene Wilcox will be greatly surprised and delighted with the above announcement She is one of the city's most splendid young women who during the days of Camp Mcclellan. gave her time to minister ing and cheering the men at the base hospital. where her regular Thursday evening dances were a source of de- light to all men connected with the hospital and the convalescent ward. After the abandonment of the local camp, this lovely young woman was connected with the American Red Cross in Norfolk and later assumed charge of the convalescent home at the Walker Reed hospital in Washington, where she met MT. Brown. who was also connected with the Red Cross. 
 During a visit to Florida, MT. Brown persuaded the young woman of his choice to become his bride, and the ceremony was performed by Rev. James G. Glass. former rector of Grace Episcopal church in Anniston. taking place at the home of the brides brotn- CT, MT Gordon Wilcox. who gave her in marriage. Immediately after the ceremony, MT. and Mrs. Brown left for Washington, where they witnessed the inauguration of President Harding, going later to Baltimore to reside, where MT. Brown is prominently con nected.
 
 In the presence of few relatives and friends. Miss Cerinne Day and MT. John Tyson were united in marriage Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. N. A. Andrews Rev. l.. N. Claxton of- ficiating. The home was bright and attractive with ferns and cut flowers, an improvsed altar of green and white being arranged in the living room, where the ceremony was performed.
 hrid nfr in her wedding suit of blue tricotine. with hat and accessories to match. Her corsage was of brides roses and com 1s pleted her toilette, which was very be. coming.
 After the wedding trip. Mir. and Mrs. Tyson will return and make their home in Anniston.
 MT Lawrence Graham and Miss Alma Neil announce their marriage. which occurred on Wednesday evening at the Baptist pastorium, with Rev. Leon Latimer officiating.
 The ceremony was witnessed by few friends and relatives. The bride for the past four years has been one of the much appreciated nurses at Sellers hospital, and has many friends who join in wishing her much happiness. MT Graham is a son of Mrs. Thomas L. Graham and is connected with the Anniston postoffice. After short visit in Birmingham, they will be at home at 1430 Leighton avenue in An niston.
 Rev. and Mrs. Clement Blanchet an- nounce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Anne Van Ness, to MT. Benjamin Lawrence Brown of Fort Meyer. ths wedding to take place in June at Punta Gorda, Fla.
 Miss Blanchet has been librarian in Anniston for the past two years, and by her lovely personality and her bril- liance has endeared herself to all pa irons of the Carnegie institution and to many friends who she has met in a social way She is a deli Rhtful vnunc