The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-28
Dr. Glenn Honored by Men s Bible Glass on
 On Vacation EUe

Ou V UCUtkOH EVS
 Gathered about the beautifully decorated tables in the Sunday school rooms of Highlands Methodist church on Monday evening 125 members of the Mems Bible class of that church honored their leader and teacher. Dr. c. B. Glenn on the eve of his de- parture for a two months vacation.
 Good cheer prevailed among the happy participants and while the ex- cellent dinner was being partaken of many felicitations were extended to Dr. Glenn in appreciation of his splendid service to the class which now numbers more than 150 members.
 Speeches were made by Gov Nathan l.. Miller, MT. Charles Perry Judge Dan A. Greene, Mir. R. IT. Scrivener, Mir. Clark Williams, MT Win II. sadler and pr. Glenn and the occasion proved a most happy and delightful affair.
 A tremendous wave of interest swept the gathering when MT Charles J. Perry suggested that the movement for the erection of an ad- dition to Highlands Methodist church which would be used as & Sunday school room was mentioned and MT Jay Smith, chairman of the board of stewards, as we'll as many others were enthusiastic in approving Mir Perry's suggestion cordially cooper ating with the plan
 The congested condition of High lands Methodist church, both as to the auditorium, which pr. Hendrix fills to capacity each Sunday, and the Sunday school rooms which are entirely inadequate for the large membership under the leadership ot Judge Greene, while the Mems Bible class has been compelled to assemble in the Five Points theatre on ac- count of lack of room, makes the addition almost imperative and the congregation of the church is very enthusiastic in regard to its erec- tion.
 pr. Glenn expressed in graceful words his appreciation of the dinner which was given in his honor Mon day evening and while refusing to divulge the place where he will spend his vacation, declared that he was anticipating the two months rest with great pleasure.
 Governor Miller and Mir. Clark Williams will have charge of the Mems Bible class during pr. Glenn's absence.
 GREGoRY-M,RAE WEDDING Eufaula, June 26.--(Special.)- )-At high noon Monday at St. James church, Miss Elizabeth McRae and Mir. Winburn Gregory were married, with the Rev. c. M. Murray perform ing the ceremony in the presence of
 the large family and friends. The
 bridesmaids were Misses Nina Dantz- Ter, Miss Mary Brown, Miss Sarah Bulloch and Miss Margaret Gregory. The maid of honor was the bride s little sister. Fade McRae; little Ber- tha Moore Merrill was flower girl. | and the groom's brother, MT. Hamil- ton Gregory, was best man.
 The lovely young bride entered with her mother, Mrs. John C. McRae, by whom sne was given in marriage. Just before the ceremony Mrs. Eli s. Shorter sang T Love You" MT. D. A. Dantzler sang "Constancy" and Mrs. E. T. Long, presiding at the or gan during the ceremony. played 1 Prof. Van Houtens arrangement of
 Wan Weber's Last Musical Thought The church was simply but beauti- fully decorated with ferns, daisies and white oleander blossoms. The bride was attractive in her travelling suit of dark blue, appliQued in pigeon gray. Her bouquet was Bride roses and swansonia.
 Both bride and groom belong to old, distinguished families. and are popular with hosts of friends. Im- mediately after the ceremony Mir. and Mrs. Gregory left for bridal trip to Florida points in their car.