The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-18
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The marriage of Miss Thelma Pearl Arnold, daughter of MT. and Mrs. J.. c. Arnold of Fairview. to MT. Earle Chester Lee Arnold was solemnized Wednesday at the home of the par ents of the bride. The houseywas at- tractively decorated with palms and ferns and tall white standards and candelabra holding burning candles.
 Preceding the ceremony Mrs. H. H. Turney, accompanied by Mrs. Do- rough, sang Give Me the Right to Love You All the While" Miss Rosa Carne, who was maid of honor, wore beautiful white canton crepe dress and carried an arm bouquet Of pink roses.
 The bride was very beautiful in her suit of midnight blue poiret twill with accessories to match; she car- ried an. arm bouquet of brides roses and valley lilies. The groom was at tended by his brother, MT. Robert Arnold. as best man. The flower girls were little Misses Virginia Stapp and Irma Cummings. They were lovely in white organdie dresses. The bridal party entered to the strains of Mendelssohn's wedding march, played by Mrs. Borough. Rev. R. L. Dill officiated, using the i'm pressive ring ceremony.
 The bridal couple left on honey moon to Atlanta, Knoxville and Chat tanooga, and will be at home after September i at the Arion apartments on Fourteenth avenue.
 Club Entertained
 Mrs. A. D. slye entertained the members of the Quinjenti club and few friends at her home on Avenue J yesterday afternoon. The livina rooms and dining room were very at tractively decorated with pink and white asters. The color scheme was also carried out in the salad and ice courses. Served at the close of the games. The first prize, mahogany serving tray, was won by Mrs. J. R, Boggs. The second prize, hand painted Japanese flower vase, filled with pink and white snapdragons, fell to Mrs. Charles Hermons. The guest prize, a Japanese wall vase. was awarded to Mrs. Robert Searson.
 The following club members and guests were present; Mrs. J. ]. Nichoi, Mrs. c. w. Burke. Mrs. William Lint, Mrs. c. Barbour Mrs. J. M. Ball, Mrs. Charles Hermans, Mrs. J. R. Boggs. Mrs. J. l.. Mullarky, Mrs. Robert Searson, Mrs. w. l.. George, Mrs. z. H. Kervokian and Miss Virginia Brown.
 Mrs. Smith Hostess
 The home of Mrs. A. W. Smith on Ensley Highlands was the scene of delightful affair when she enter tained a number of girls in compli- ment to Miss Lucy Mayfield of Nor lima. N. C.. and Miss Eugenia White of Birmingham. A series of games h fa m the prize, story book. being awarded to Miss Ava Norton. Vari- colored garden flowers were ar ranged about the rooms and icca were served. Among those present were: Miss Ruth Dupuy, Miss Juiis Robertson, Miss Eugenia White. Miss Annie Stewart Dupuy. Miss Bettve Gaston, Miss Ava Norton, Miss Maxine pupuy. Miss Margaret Brans- ford Miss Ruth Crooks. Miss Lucy Mayfield and Miss Laura Belle Du' ruy.
 Announcements
 There will be a meeting of the Southern Scots auxiliary in their hail 2007iz Avenue E. this evening at o'clock. All members are invited te be present.
 A cake sale will be conducted l'y the members of the Helpers Circle of the Woman's Missionary society oi the First Baptist church this after noon at the Piggly Wigely store on Nineteenth street.
 A fine of s10o and 1so days jail sentence was given Walter Coachman negro, in the Ensley police court by Judge H. A. Burns on a charge Of larceny. The negro has been pre- viously convicted for stealing several bicycles and his total fines includ ing yesterdays sentence. will keer him in jail until June, 1924. Personals
 Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Kent are visit ing their daughters, Mrs. H. A. Harris and. Mrs. Ed kain on Ensley High lands. MT. and Mrs. Kent have jus returned from an European trip ant alsA an Orient trip during the pas six months and witnessed the pre-