The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-20


 P Cooper who told the life story ot Roy Cohen of Birmingham. whose rapid rise to fame is delight to Alabamians
 Mrs. Leyden proved charming host ess carrying out the St. Patricks day idea in her house decorations and re- treatments.
 An outstanding social event holding the interest of friencs throughout Alabama and Georgia was the mar riage yesterday afternoon of Miss Lotis Mae owen to MT. Samuel J. Baze- more of Atlanta, whlcr was solemn ized at 5 o'clock at ;ne Parker Me morial church, with Rev Leon Lati- mer officiating. The marriage altar was adorned with palms and ferns and the color scheme of p:nH and white was carried out with pin:l carnations and Easter lilies.
 Nuptial music was furnished by Mrs John Stlwell, who presided at the or gan, and Mrs. Fred Clark, who sang q Love You Truly" accompanied on the violin by Miss Jewell Ellis, who also rendered Angels Grenade"
 To the strains of LoYengrlns wed ding march the bridal party entered. The ushers were: Mr. Schuyler Owen of Greenyille S. C.. Mir. sheffield owen of Anniston, MT. l. NJ, Sheffield and MT. George Sheffield of .,tlanta. The bridesmaids were Miss Evelyn Shef- field and Miss Matte Lucille Cooper of Atlanta. They wore voSuefsh gowns of pink taffeta, embroidered in irrede- scent beads with large oows of tulle falling from the wais-. Both carried colonial bouquets of white hyacinths and ferns tied with pink tulle. The maid of honor, Miss Nellie Sheffield of Atlanta, wore a gown o. pink satin embroidered in beads an. trimmed i'll Chantilly lace. Her flowers were Kill arney roses. Miss Anne Viola March man of Birmingham, actec as the little flower girl, and was a picture in white organdie, carrying a French basket OF rosebuds. She was followed by the bride. who was given Tn marriage by her father, Mir. D. Fel;on Owen, and was met at the altar by MT, Bazemore and his best man, MT. Harry Montgom- cry.
 The bride was a picture of loveli- ness in her wedding gown of white charmeuse, the bodice znd the skir. panels being elaborateiy trimmed in crystal beads. Her ve.. of tulle was fastened to her hair wi;n orange bios soms and her flowers were brides roses. showered with val.ey lilies
 Following the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride on North Quintard avenue. Among the out of town guests present were: MT. and Mrs. I. M. Sheffield. :.Iisses Nellie and Evelyn Sheffield, .-essrs. George Sheffield and I. M. Sheffield, Jr., MI. Harry Montgomery, Mrs. Gi w. Cooper, Miss Matte Lucille Cooper and Miss Elizabeth Cooper Mrs. J. T. Bazemore and MT. and Mrs. John Bazemore of Atlanta, MT. and Mrs. --. =. Marchman and Miss Marchman, MT. and Mrs. c. c. Hewett of Birmingham. ST. J, c. Rus sell of Sylacauga an. -1r. Schyler owen of Greenville, S, c.
 Mrs. Arthur Crump C..ary Alen) of Syracuse, N. Y., who is the guest of her parents Mir, and Mrs. Eooert Allen on Tyler Hill entertained on Tuesday afternoon with a miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Lotis Nae Owen.
 Easter decorations prevailed through out the house, the reception and music rooms being beautifie. with ionquils The color scheme of pins and white was carried out in the dining room, white hyacinths and pins tulips being used in profusion. At inc appointed hour cart of dainty gi..s was drawn to the honoree. The packages were opened and a prize for tie most orig inal love lyric using the .onorees mi tials was awerded to Miss Gladys Gay.
 Chimes rang announcing the ap- preaching wedding. All were delighted upon entering the dining room, where miniature wedding was .aKing place upon the highly polished table, the bride and groom standing under an arch. Easter bunnies znd chickens formed the wedding party. The guest list included: Miss owen, Miss Nellie Sheffield of Atlanta, Miss Helen Cole man, Misses Nellie and ~-lry Souther- land Miss Esta Henry, Miss Martha Graham. Miss This -;lchols, Miss Gladys Gay, Miss Clyde -olleson, Miss Q ia Mrs. S. H. Mounger. Mrs. Robert Ali len assisted her daughter m entertain ing.
 Miss Eyangeline Shepperd and Mr. J. D. Harrison announce their mar rage which occurred last Sunday at the First Christian church, with Rev. w. Ross Lloyd officiating.
 MT. and Mrs. Harrison nave returned from their wedding trip and will re- side in Anniston, where they have many friends, who are snowering them With congratulations
 The Book club of Admission is ar ranging for the presentation of the howard Players at an carry date at the Lyric thea tre. They vii: pe under the able direction of Miss \. Bess Clark. dean of dramatics at the noted Ala pama institution, and rdII give three
 
 ment Is given under the auspices of the BOOK club, it is their contribution to the programme of the rrama League center, which was organized by Mrs. D; F. Wilkerson of Birmingham. The plays will be Spreading the News" by Lady Gregory: "A Woman for A That by Mary McMillan and Blue Roses from the pen of Lisa Tariean.
 Miss Clark visited the .nniston cen ter of the Drama leagre In December. ana was unquestionably liked. So great was the impression she made that the Book club memoers voted as a unit to have her visit the city again. Ihe event will be of grea, literary and social importance, fos.ered by the book club and Miss Carrie Mcclure Nnox. president of the. Drama League
 MT. and Mrs. T. A. Heath announce the engagement of their daughter Christine Weller Heath. to MT. James Leslie Stanford of Talladega, tie wed ding to take place at the home of inc bride on Thursday, April ', at high noon.