The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-03-27


organization. On her visits to Biri
Mrs. Edgar NJ Kilby.
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handsome palms, ferns and trailing ivy
The bridal procession was led by Miss
Allie Fore, sister of the groom, ant
Mr. John Ellis, Jr, brother Of this
bride. They were followed by Mrs
e. l.. Lee, matron of honor, and Miss
beautifully attired Mrs. Lee wore hei
Wedding gown of white satin and car
ried pink roses and Miss Chastain's
dress was of pink taffeta. She also
carried an arm bouquet of pink roses
Mr.. Fore and his best man, Mr.. Reed
Coleman of Gadsden, next approached
the marriage altar.
Little Miss Elizabeth Chastain ins
mediately preceded the bride and was
lovely picture in dainty frock4 81
white organdie, carrying French
basket of roses, which were strewn in
the pathway of the bride. Miss Ellis
entered the reception room and APP
preached the altar, escorted by her
father, Mr.. John Ellis, by whom she
was given in marriage. She was ele-
santly gowned in soft creation OF
white satin trimmed with pearls. Her
bridal veil was caught to her head
with ,corcnet of orange blossoms and
fell in graceful folds to the hem Of
her skirt. Her flowers were an arm
bouquet of BRIDES roses showered
with valley lilies.
Immediately after the ceremony,
which was conducted in most impress
sive way. Mrs. Fore changed her bci-
dal attire for travelling suit of mid
Right blue tricotine, with which she
wore a chic hat and becoming acces
series to match She left with her
husband for a trip to points in Ten
nessee, after which they will return
to Admission. where they will reside
in the future,
Among the out-of-town guests were:
Rev. and Mrs. w. X. Simpson of Mon
tevallo, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred r Schewine,
Miss Ollie Davis of Birmingham, Miss
Lola Wester. Miss Irene Palmer and
Mr.. Redd Coleman of Gadsden
Wednesday evening at the First
Presbyterian church, business WON
ans circle to the auxiliary was or
ganized which makes the tenth circle
in the auxiliary. The following. Off
GERS were elected: Mrs. Mary Meigs
chairman; Mrs. Gertrude Arnold, vice
chairman; Miss Cecil Thompson, sec
rotary; Miss Augusta O'Bryant treas
urer; Miss Mary Reade Smith, direc-
tor, and Mrs John B. Knox, advisor
The work of this circle will include
the study of home and foreign mis-
sions, and social activities and meet
ings will be held once month. Al
the conclusion of the organization, a
delightful supper was served by Mrs
Alex Sutherland. Mrs. w. j. McPheror
and Mrs. S. E. Hodges.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Milton Harke,
he riou IF hat n
tor Lillian, to Leon G. Earnest or
Wednesday evening. March 16. 1921. In.
dian Trail, N. c. At home after April
/, 212S Noble street. Admission. Ala
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest have reached
the city and are being given cordia
welcome by their many friends.
was while living in Charlotte last yeal
that Mr.. Earnest met the woman WHIT
was to become his bride. She is yer,
charming young person.
The first picnic of the season at OK
ford lake. one of the prettiest spots il
north Alabama, was given on Satur
day afternoon by Misses Lula ant
Irene Gauntt when games were partici
pated in until $50 o'clock, when luncl
was served to the following guests
Misses Amanda and Elna Allen. Chris
tian and Eleanor Louise Whiteside
Hattie Wallace Billiard France
Gamble, Saydee Webb, Margare
Gauntt. Annie. Lois and Beulah Faux
ner. Alice Katherine Whkeside, Lynell
Jenkins, Anis Christian and Mar.
Zaner
PERSONALS
| Mrs r. H. Herren of Chattanooga i
| the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
B. F. Lively on Quintard avenue.
| Mrs. J. E. Chambers (Willie Bo
Buchanan) of Talladega has returned
to her home after a visit to Miss Mar
garet Little on Woodstock avenue.
Miss Rosa Bowie Miss Evelyl
Bowie, Mr. John Bowie and Mr.. Rober
Bowie have returned from Rome
where they went to attend the funera
services of their father, Mr.. job
| Bowie.
Mrs. Robert cowans has returned t
Gadsden.
Miss Knoxie tanning is the guest 0
Miss Emma Herndon Agee in Selma TO
the Easter holidays.
| Mrs. Charles d. Kline spent the pas
week in Atlanta.
| Mr.. NJ. G. Peck has returned from
visit to Shreveport, La.
Mrs. James w. Cobb and little sol
arrived yesterday from Spartanburs
| .. ~, 10 De The quests u WI anu Az
Marshall G. Peck.
| Mrs. D. C. Lewis Carrie Louis
Brandon) and little daughter. Edna
of Birmingham are the guests OF Mrs
Gerald King on Christine avenue.
Mrs. B. S. Jackson of Birmingham
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Truman
| D. Donahoo.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Adams Of Italia
dega have returned home after visi
to heir daughter, Mrs. Dewitt Nc
Cargo.
| Mrs. Robert Heath and little daugh
! ter, Virginia, have returned from
| visit to relatives In Gadsden.
| Mr.. Leslie Post and Mr.. Nelson Oar
ragh of ST. Louis are the guests 0
| their aunt Mrs. c. j. Houser.
| Mrs. Josephine Wells OF Chicago vii
| leave this week for Woods Hole. Mass
where she will spend the summer a
the guest of Ambassador and Mrs
Crane who have recently resurne
| from China.
| Mr. and Mrs. John Bazemore have re
! turned to Atlanta.
1 Mrs. Clarence Inzer (Alice Weatherly
has returned to Gadsden. after . Wis