The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-09
MISS EOWtNA ThACGAE

1 has been 80 enthusiastically re- ceived In many parts of the country. The great Margaret Matzenauer leading contralto of the Metropoli- tan Opera, will give the last concert
 m the series.
 Membership tickets including ad-
 mission to these concerts. as well as
 all other privileges of the club. may be obtained at Cable Burton Shelby
 Piano company.
 For those who cannot or do not
 wish to attend the artist course. the
 club Is issuing this season a mem
 bership card which entities the holder
 tos the morning programmes and
 study course and to all other activi-
 ties vf tn .'ub. omittlng only the
 artist concerts. '" 8 larger opportunity to those desiring musical growth.
 DRAGONS CLUB OFFICERS
 The Dragons club at one of It's recent meetings elected the follow
 ing officers for the ensuing six
 months: H. S Elliott. president; Ed Whilden, vice president; Judge Har-
 per, secretary; John McCann, treas
 urer; Ed Gatchell. social secretary. Plans are being made for the clubs Ahuhai AdACcy WbACh WILL pC aiNCh some time during. the Christmas holi-
 days, and also for number of small CT affairs which will be given as the season progresses. Z
 The club membership follows; H.
 E. Elliott, Curtis Sanford. John Mo Cam, V. ]. Douglas, l.. T. Fullington.
 Judge Harper. Mill Basore. Lucien Basore, Nat Clark, Lee Terrell. A. J. Frazier. Ed Whilden, Homer Russell Beatty Tanner and Ed Gatcheil. wHIDDoN-M'MULL WEDDING :. Greenville. October s.--(Special)--- The First Christian church of Green vile was the scene of beautiful wedding last evening when Miss Anna Pewel .sMcMullan became the
 bride of MT. Beatty Whiddon of De-
 than. The church in which the we'd ding occurred was founded by the brides mother a number of years ago and the wedding ring was made from her mothers The church was decorated by an effective arrange
 ment of the seasons cut flowers and
 evergreens.
 Before the entrance of the bridal
 party pretty musical programme
 was rendered. Mrs. J. c McGowin of
 Chapman. gave a violin selection.
 souvenir" accompanied by Mrs
 Jesse Cheatham. The next number
 was a bridal chorus composed of
 Mrs. W. D. Laney. Miss Edna Huff
 Misses Marion and Frances Bowling
 Miss Louise Beeland, Miss Corrie Me-
 Gehee, Mrs Gilbert Steindorff, Mrs.
 Frank Boutwellm. Mrs. William
 Pierce. and Mrs. Claude Baisden They sang the bridal chorus from
 1~lN
 Mary Frances O'Connell of Montgom-
 cry. rendered 70 Promise Me-" When Mrs. Henry Steindorff began
 playing the wedding march the bridal
 party entered led by the ushers, Mr
 Felix Leslie of Troy and Mir. Reyn-
 olds May of Dothan. They were fol-
 lowed by the bridesmaids. Miss
 Margaret Porterfield and Miss Eva
 Glenn. who wore gowns of blue taf- feta with trimmings and train of gold. The groomsmen who followed
 were Dr. John Ellis of Dothan and Mfr. Winston Ray. a borther-in-law of the bride. Mrs. Winston Ray. the
 matron of honor and sister of the bride. was becomingly< attired in a gown of black and gold brocade with
 tulle train. Following her was another sister of sthe bride, Mss
 Mama McMullan. Anaid of honor. Miss McMullan's gown was of gold cloth with train 0s satin. All carried arm clusters of Ophelia roses tied with blue tulle. The flower girls were Edith Beeland and Mary Eliza beth Haygood. daintily dressed in organdies and carrying baslxets of rose petals. The bride entered with her father, MT. Charles H. McMullan. no a au hn P,.r t.. x white princess lace and chiffon elab-
 orately embroidered in pearls. Her tulle veil was held by sprays of orange blossoms. Her bouquet was
 shower of bride roses and valley
 lilies. The groom was attended by
 Mir. Charlie Farmer of Dothan, as
 best man. The ceremony was said
 by Rev.sO. P. Speigle of Montgomery The bride is one of Greenville's
 most charming young women She Is especially talented in literature and Is proolinent in club and church circles. Mr. Whiddon Is prominent young business man of Dothan. The out-of-town guests at tho wedding were: Misses Marion and Frances Bowling. of Lafayette; Mir. and Mrs A. D. Whiddon. Miss Eva Glenn. of Dothan; Miss Mary Frances OConnell. of Montgomery: Mir. and Mrs. R. c. Sackhoff. and Mrs. Lena Gaston. of Birmingham; Messrs.
 John Ellis. Charlie Farmer Reynolds