The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-10-01
The Womdn'S Club Will Entertain
 Third District of Stde Clubs

Lain, chairman; Mrs- 0. D. Freeman.
 vice chairman; Mrs. A ]. Baggett.
 Mrs. T. F. West, Mrs. c ". Hall,
 Mrs. J. ". Allen, Mrs. s. R. Bingle.
 Mrs. J. ". Powers, Mrs, c. E. Riggs
 Mrs. s. P. West, Mrs. F. ". Mere dith, Mrs. c. E. Sharley, Mrs. J. D.
 Maddox, Mrs E. A. Watson. Mrs. George Donaldson.
 Home economies department: MrA R. G. Alexander, chairman; Mrs. Ros- COG Brown, vice chairman: Mrs. H. E. Newman, Mrs. Luther Terry, Mrs.
 R. D. Thompson, Mrs. Charles White. Mrs. Robert Lowery. Mrs. J. R.
 Burnes,. Mrs. Edd Lykes. Mrs. R. D. Sudderth, Mrs. J. v. Pogue, Mrs. W. c. Vice, Mrs. J. N. Hankins, Mrs. w. NJ Peterson, Mrs. Hoyt Self, Mrs. ". E. Morris. Mrs Arthur Watkins. Mrs. 8. B. Burnett. Mrs. ". H. Gay. Social service department: Hrs J. F. Trucks, chairman; Mrs. J. webb, vice chairman; Mrs L. W. Hughes, Mrs. B. o. Sanders, Mrs E. s. Wood, Mrs. O. P. Fontaine. Mrs
 Earnest Hagood. Mrs. W. A Lawson, Mrs. o. D. Fruitticher. Mrs. R. L.
 Newsome, Mrs. H. B. McLarine, Mrs. J. P. Stephens, Mrs. Won L. Thomp- bOnt QlT 1A "A SA4AotAnA eAA0 ~-A 9@ H. F. Cranford.
 Music department: Mrs Russell Lanier, chairman: Mrs. M. H. Moore, vice chairman; Mrs. P. o. McGlath- cry, Mrs Newt Sharp, Mrs. ". T. Hewitt. Mrs. ". T. Hagood. Mrs. Kyle , Kinkhead, Mrs. Roy Hershey, Mrs. Gilbert Ritchey, Mrs. H. B. Newman, Mrs c. F. Miller, Mrs. O. c. Car
 michael, Mrs D. V. Edmondson, Mrs W. H. Basenburg.
 | WATERFALL WEDDING A wedding of marked beauty and simplicity centering the interest or & wide circle of friends was that of
 Miss Mary Frances Hall of Tooms- boro, Ga., and Mir. Lamar Mimms ! Ware of Marshalltown, Ga- which was solemnized at the First Meth odist church on September 20, at 3 o'clock, Rev. N. W. Flanders, the
 brides pastor, officiating. The church was beautiful with itr decorations of green and white, the cEancel being banked with palms and ferns in pyramid shape. Against this | okground of rich foliage were tall l pedestals capped with colonial can- delabra holding white burning car- dies. Southern amilax was graceful | ly draped around the chancel among which white tapsrs burned. This. with an arch under which the bride
 and groom stood. formed an attrac- l tive altar, in front of which the double ring ceremony was impress i sively performed
 Mrs. Clara Hall. an aunt of rhe 1 bride, presided at the piano. playing | first an instrumental solo, Mount of | the Holy Cross" then the accom-
 paniment to the song. T Love You l Truly" sung by Miss Lliie Hall, 1 delssohn's wedding march was played as the bridal party entered and Melody of Love-" very softly during l the ceremony.
 1 The matron of honor, Mrs John R. Dorr of Brooklyn. N. Y.s was hand some In beaded bisaue canton crere l and black picture hat and corsage 1 of Russell roses.
 1 The maid of honor, Mss willie Mae Hall, sister of the bride. was lovely ! in brown canton crepe, wearing large
 brown hat and corsags of Russell l roses.
 The iitss flower eiria. Mss Nettie | Ware. niece of the groom, and Miss | Celia Freeman. cousin of the bride
 daintily dressed in white organdy
 with green tuiis bows and ssshes, | preceded the bride and scattered 1 roses from the baskets they carried 1 The bride was given in marriage
 by her father. Mir. W. A. Ha1l. and
 was lovely in hsr wedding gown, a
 late fall draped model of navy blue l poiret twill with touches of nas- l turtium. Her hat was brown panns | velvet, plume trimmed. lined with nasturtium. She carried . bouquet of bride roses and orchids showere1 with valley lilies.
 The groom entered wfth his
 brother, Dx. A D. WarA his best | mon.
 Mir. M. H. Han and Mfr. 0. N. Ware. brothers of the bride and groom. acted As ushsrA
 Following the ceremony aa i'm 1 formal reception was given at the
 homo of the brides parents. The bride h from . prominent family and is . most popular young woman of charming personality. She graduated from sandersvilIe High school with honor in 1918, finished her education Al and received a diploma from Georgia State college of Women, MilledgsviliA Ga, in 1sSs.
 The primary grades ef the Toems- boro High scheei were successfully | taught by her for two years. The groom is . spiendid young | man of . prominent family. He
 graduated with highest distinction
 from Alabama in 1917. was lieutenant