The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-05
4 BEAUTIFUL WEDDING

 f A beautiful and interesting event of this afternoon will be the we'd ding of Miss Kathleen Hard. the att tractive daughter of Mir. and Mrs. ]. H. Hard. and Capt. A. H. Skinner, which will take place at 3 o'clock at the home of the brides parents, in the presence of relatives and close friends
 The decorations of the house are charming, with festoons of southern smilax and tall baskets of Shasta daisies. which are to bA combined with palms and ferns in forming the handsome altar where the marriage service with the double ring cere- mony will be performed by Dr. ". R. Hendrix
 Miss Virginia HandIey will furnish a musical program preceding the | marriage and play the wedding march. Mir. Frederick Hard win give | several violin numbers.
 Mrs. J. H. Hard will attend her daughter as matron of honon She will wear a handsome gown of brown lace with corsage of orchids and val ley lilies
 Miss Kathleen Willis will be the maid of honor. She will wear a charming costume of white net with lace trimmings and will carry q bou- quet of pink roses.
 Little Anne Mckinley will be thb flower girl and Margaret McKinlsy the ring bearer. They will wear pretty frocks of white net with piak and blue ribbons.
 The bride will be given in marriage by her father. She will be lovely in her becoming going away dressi of brown Canton crepe beaded in brnnAe, with attractive hat to match and bouquet of Sunset roses.
 The groom will be attended fhy Mir Erskine Mckinley as best matn- Following the ceremony 'an in- formal reception will be held Mrs Hard will be, assisted in receiving by the members of the bridal party, Mrs. Mary Hard Willis, Mrs. Kate Jones and Mrs. Erskine Mckinley.
 Punch will be served int the sun parlor by Miss Katherinef Jones
 A buffet luncheon will be served.
 Captain Skinner and his Bride will leave this afternoon for &ew York. sailing by steamship from Savannah. and will spend some time in New York city before going to. Watervliet arsenal on the Hudson, where Cap tain skinner Is stationed, The bride is a memberpof a prom inent and we'll known family of Alabama and Birmin gh am. She tras hosts of friends as she is unusually attractive and is of charming per sonality. During the war she ien- gagged In Red Cross work and was ready to leave for overseas. when the armistice was signed. She alter wards did fine work for the} Red Cross as field secretary.
 Captain Skinner is an officerbof the United States army and has sser-ved in Mexico and in France.
 Among the out-of-town guests for the wedding are: Miss Mary Skinner of Talladega; Mrs. Robert Waiting ! ton and Mrs. Everett Barnes of De- mopolis, and Mrs. E. H. Allison and MT. Joseph Woods of Albany.
 o. E. s. TO INSTALL OFFICERS
 Salter chapter No. 21, Order of the Eastern Star, will have in#auation of officers at tho Tutwiler hosel on Thursday evening, July 6, at 8 o'clock. The following officers will be instarled: Mrs. Lillie Lesher, wor- thy matron; Mir. Clark Williams. worthy patron; Mrs. Cloe West, as- scclate matron; Mrs. Elizabeth Salter, secretary; Mrs. Annie Rowlesy, treas urer; Mrs. Pearl Schwend, condue- tress Mrs. Effie Moore, associate conduntress Mrs. Mande Ives, chap lain; Miss Harriett Core, marshal: :: Mrs. Hattie Fischer, organdst: Mra Helen Holdetch. Adah; Miss Mae Will Hams, Ruth; Mrs. Josephine Hammed, Esther; Mrs. Elsie Schvemdenger. Maruha; Mrs. Maude Wise. Electa; Mrs. Edith Murphree. warder; Mir. Horace J. Salter. sentinel.