The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-19
BOwMAN-WEAVER WEDDING PLANS

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 WEDDING PLANS
 The marriage of Miss Edith Weaver and Mir. William L. Bowman will be solemnized tomorrow at high noon at the home of the brides aunt. Miss Daisy w. Rowley. on Twentieth street south, Dr. George R, Stuart of the First Methodist church officiat- ing.
 Mrs. B F. Boden Jr, sister of the bridegroom, will attend the bride as matron of honor and MT. Edwin B Weaver, brother of the bride. is to serve as best man to the bridegroom.
 Miss Rowley will give her niece in marriage and is entertaining the briday party and wedding guests at breakfast immediately following the ceremony.
 Mrs. Leonard Beecher will pour coffee. Miss Evelyn Adams Mead ows will keep the brides book. Miss Rowley will be assisted in receiving by Mrs. John Floyd, Mrs William Roce, Mrs. 4. J. Bowron, Mrs Ar thur Moody, Miss Elizabeth Wilson and Miss Josephine Meadow
 Among the out-of-town guests at the wedding will be Hon. and Mrs C. C. Bowman of Pittston. Pa. and Mir. and Mrs. C. C. Bowman, Jr.. of Wilkesbarre, Pa. with Mir and Mrs B. r. Roden of Marvel
 A musical program will be given from Il to l 2 o'clock, preceding the wedding ceremony.
 Miss Vera Fortner and Miss Elsa Thompson. violinists. will play All for You by Guy de Hardlot and Because They will be accom- panied by Mrs. George Carns Mrs. Clarence Dudley will give piano solo. Lerelley, by Seeling Misses Forsther and Thomson and Mrs Carns will give the numbers, Long ing for You" (Densmore) and q Love You" tby Friml) Mrs. J. H. Brooks will render Until (by San derson) and At Dawning" Cby Cad man). Miss Vera Fortner will give Souvenir" (by Drdla). .The Bride groom Song" Will be given by Miss Daisy RowleY "Barcarole" from Tales of Hoffman,. will be played by Miss Elsa Thomson one Col den Day" by Foster and "Wedding Song (by Rosa) will be rendered by Mrs. J. H. Brooks.
 
 The Young Mems Bible class of the First Methodist church will entertain their members and young lady friends with banquet Friday evening, Feb ruary 24, in the auditorium of the new Sunday school building. Plates will he laid for 400 The various sections of the class will assemble in their assigned rooms at 7:30 D. m. The banquet will be served promptly at z:45 p. m.
 A spirit of contest is being waged hy the different sections and as a special stunt at the banquet the sec tions having the highest score will crow over their opponent. The section having the next best score will en- certain the audience by Moving" in concert. The loosing section will be required to Bray" as a penalty for falling behind in their work.
 An orchestra has been engaged and an excellent menu prepared.
 Among those who will take part in the program are: Mir. D. R. Price, Mir. Glenn, Mr. J. r. Ramsey, MT. Hodge, Mir. Jackson, Mir. Cecil Nj. Self, MT. Jack Stuart, Miss Mary Blackburn. Mir. W. A. Cook, Mir. Paul Pim, MT. E. A. Lancaster, Mir. Doug las Stockholm, Mir. Harry Daniels, MT. Frank Dominick, Mir. J. D. McGill. pr. George Stuart.
 The program promises a rich treat for those privileged to attend
 Miss Anabel Stith has been selected as sponsor for the class at large. Miss Mildred Self sponsor for, the red sec- ton, Miss Mary Blackburn sponsor for the white section and Miss Thelma Canaway sponsor for the blue section. MT. J. F. Ramsey is teacher of the class, Mr. Cecil Self. president and Messrs Hugh Leonard, Nelson Hamp- ton and F. A. Maddox, Jr,, are presi- dents respectively of the red, white and blue sections.