The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-12

MT. ana Mrs. Henry Stovall an
 nounce the marriage of their daugb ser' Liiiie Pearl. to Mir. William Tay-
 TOT !ordan, on Wednesday, the first
 day of June, nineteen hundred and
 twenty-one, Anniston, Alabama. This. the first of the June wed.
 dings, was one of wide spread in-
 terest owing to the popularity ot
 the young couple. Mir Jordan comes from an old family of Tuscaloosa and is also well known in north Ala bama.
 The Stovall home was artisticary decorated with southern smilax. ferns and cut flowers, and an inn provised altar which lent very pleasing effect Proceeding the cer- emony Miss Mabel Alexander sang. 70. Promise Me-" and At Dawning.' with Miss Nell Glenn of Attalla at the plano. Miss Glenn also played the wedding march. Miss Ruth Bor- den acted as maid of honor and little Sara Arnold Lasenby@was the brides flower girl. Miss Stovall was given
 in marriage by her father and the groom was attended by MT. Alfred Yeargan. The impressive ceremony was conducted by Rev. E. ". Ha- good.
 The bride was stylishly attired i'm dC-
 cessories and carried a bridal bou- quet of Ophelia roses and valley lil. jes
 After an informal reception, Mir. and Mrs. Jordan left for New York. where Mir. Jordan will take a course at Columbia university, before re-
 turning with his bride to make An
 niston their home.
 1aruo hrtd~a on Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. R. D. Miller on Christine ave nue, when Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Ben Spearman entertained in honor of
 Mrs. Thomas Bell of New York and
 Mrs, Sidney Johnston of Birming- ham.
 Those included in the hospitality
 were Mrs. T. D. Donoho. Mrs. Joe
 Wheeler, Mrs William A. Davis. Mrs.
 Homer Turner, Mrs William Orrison,
 Mrs Ebert H. willett, Mrs. S. l..
 Galbraith, Mrs Thomas Cobb, Mrs. Walker Reynolds, Mrs. Robert Heath. Mrs. Luther IAles, Mrs. John Worreil, Mrs Robert Bowie. Mrs. T. P. Wash burn, Mrs. O. H. Parker, Mrs. C. M Woodruff, Mrs. Roy Woodruff, Mrs. Henry Booth, Mrs. Fouche Matthews, Mrs. T. T. Butler. Mrs, c. M. Jseper- son, Mrs. Louise Kidd. Mrs Hugh Merrill, Mrs. Frank Bailey, Mrs. Walker Collins, Mrs. Frank John ston. Mrs. Scott Roberts. Mrs. Bell Sterne, Mrs Carter D. Poland, Mrs. Gerald King. Mrs. Alfred Coleman. Mrs s. T. Meherg. Mrs. Lynn Evans, Mrs. A. J. Goodwin, Mrs. Ed Smith, Mrs Wade Brannan, Mrs. Ross Blackmon. Mrs Hillyer Robinson Mrs. Fred Tyler. Mrs. Cecil Young, Miss Julia Jones, Miss Pope May bank, Miss virginia Sproull. Mrs Roy Knight of Suffolk, Va, Mrs
 Edward Almond of Marion, Mrs. Will Owen, Mrs. Walker Stickney, Miss Gertrude Hambleton Shepperd. Miss
 Mildred Goodrich. Mrs. Gather Perry, Mrs. Karl Hicks, Mrs. l.. G Jones, Mrs. G. Wilbur Taylor, Mrs The following handsomely engraved invitations have been issued thls
 week, Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Asquila
 Robertson request the pleasure of your company at the marriage of their niece, Miss Margaret Elizabeth
 Mitchell to Mir. Troy Crampton Bran- non Thursday the twenty-tnird If June, at six o'clock in the evening, | eighteen hundred and four Leighton avenue, Admissions; Alabama.
 The wedding of Miss Juliet Con-
 stantine and MT, Sampel S. Stetbins win be solemnized on Tuesday even
 ing, June 21, at the home of the
 brides mother Mrs. D. F. Constaa-
 tine, with Rev. Hoyt Dobbs officiat.
 ing. The nuptial music will be fur
 nished by Mrs. Earl D. Harvey at the
 piano, while the vocal numbers will
 be rendered by Mrs. Julian J. Clark of Miami. Fla, both sisters of the
 bride. Mrs. Constantine will give her
 daughter in marriage and Miss Jamie Constantine will be maid of honor and Mir. Harvey will act as best man
 The other attendants are; Miss Agnes l Cooper of Oxford. Miss Carolyn Steb- 1 bins of McCombs, Miss. MT. Benton
 Jacobs of Jackson. Miss. and MT.
 Harry McMillian. Little Misses Mary l oa Iatton af Oxf ford and Mary Dix.