The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-08-05
Prominent Visitors Make Capital Gay
 During Week


 part of the week was taken up with affairs for Miss Margaret Miles and Mir. Noble Harris Seay, wh were married Wednesday afternoon at 5 o'clock at the First Baptist church. Before the impressive ceremony which was performed by pr. Paul Bomar of Judson college, Miss Juliet Burke. violinist and Miss Eloise Cromwell, contraIto soloist, rendered a slovely program of nuptial music
 The beauty of the chancel and altar was further enhanced by an artistic arrangement of ferns, palms and white flowers. Tall cathedral andle- sticks held burning white tapers. The bridal tones of white and green made beautiful setting for the lovely maids and matrons, dressed in georgette frocks of yellow, orchid. blue, pink and green, with ats to match and carrying arm clusters of Vari-colored asters, as they marched down the aisle and took their stand around the altar.
 .The- bridesmaids were Miss Mary Collier of Memphis, Tenn, and Miss Mary Eaton of this city. The ma ttons were Mrs. Arthur Mead. sister of he bride, Mrs. Tom Alley of Shelf field, Ala, sister of the groom, and Mrs T. J. Miles of this city. sister-in- law of the bride. Little Miss Martha Rouse and Miss Margaret Mead were the flower girls, and Harwell Davis, Jr, was the ring bearer. The g19oomsmen were Mir. Fred G. Gorm- lex Mir. Louis Dinsmore and Mr. Arthur Mead of this city. and MT. Roy Cox of Birmingham. The groom had for his best man Mir. Handy Flynn of this city.
 The bride was given in marriage by her brother, T. J. Miles, and was lovely in her wedding dress of bro csde duchess satin, with pearl trim mings- The wedding veil of Vene- tian lace was caught to the head with orange blossoms and a pearl bandeau. and hung to th~ end of train In black. She carried a shower bouquet of Bridess roses and valley lilies
 left for a wedding trip to North Carolina and other points and after September 1, will be at ho1 @ to their friends at 105 South street.
 No wedding in Montgomery In re- cent months has been of more cor disl interest than the wedding of Wednesday afternoon, and was wit messed by hosts of admiring friends and relatives. Both Mr. Seav and his-bride. are well known in this city, beth being Identified in the social and business life of Montgomery, and their many friends are delighted that taeY will continue to make this city their home. Among the out-of-town guests to the wedding were: Mrs Rithard' F. Johnston and Miss Nell Ste ckton of Birmingham, Mrs. Bar nett Flne and Miss Mary Collier of Memphis Tenn, Mrs. H. A. Hays and Miss Mary Bell Hayes of Thomasville, Ala. Mrs, Fay Benton of Columbiana, MT. and Mrs. Ed Hobbs of Selma, MT. and Mrs. .. r. Rushing and family, Mrs. Robert Thompson, Mrs Richard ll!cks all of Autaugauville and MT. anf Mrs. John Peach of Sheffield
 "A visitor who was enjoyed by both MtntS"mery men and women was Senator Oscar W. Underwood, who spent t"t days. Tuesday and Wednesday in this city. Tuesday, Senator Underwood addressed a joint session of the senate and the house or representatives at II o'clock at the state capital. which event was anticipated by all Alabamians and by mer and women throughout the entire south, for it was at this gen e"al asse mbly that Senator Under wood a"ncunced that if Alabama wanted him to be the standard bep"er fer the democratic party in the e ming presidential campaign, that he would do his best to win in tae national fight.
 Wednesday evening marked an- other page in the history of Mont gomery for Senator Oscar Under wood was guest of honor at bril- liant dinner at the Country club, said dinner being given by the various civic clubs in the city. Every civic club in the city was well represented and noted among the large delega- 'tipn of men, were some thirty odd a Pilot and Business and Professional Women's clubs of this city. Covers were laid for 25O guests in the spacious dining room of the club. MT. John Durr was toastmaster of the occasion, and Judge Malcolm Car michael presented Senator Under wood to the large crowd present on this occasion. All during the dinner a splendid orchestra furnished lovely music, making the occasion very festive.
 .lFollowing Senator Underwood's ad- dress, an open reception was held for him in the beautiful reception room of the club. Assisting in receiving and entertaining the hundreds of gpests who called to pay their re- speets to the distinguished states man and fellow countryman were: Mrs w. w Brandon, Mrs. A. l.. Ty- son, Mrs. w. r. Screws. Mrs. Henry Npurnug Mrs. Temple Seibels. Mrs. Charles Teasley. Mrs. W. c. Bowman, Mrs, Charles Allen. Mrs. r: B. Strat- ford, Mrs. s. H. Dent Mrs. Henry CIayton. Mrs. NJ. S. Carmichael, Mrs. Ii. T. Miller. Miss Dansylu Belser, Miss Lucie Dove, Mrs. Thomas owen and many others.
 The dinner dance on the roof garden of the Beauvoir club Thurs da-y evening assembled large mum bsr of club members and thelr hni in m a it's informality. Many charming Vlsl- tors, matrons and maids added to the endowment of the evening. Every available table was reserved TOT dinner and many came later in the evening for dancing, which was en- 5oyed until l2 o'clock
 .1nformal bridge partles' picnic suppers. swimming parties and other eVfnts filled the weeks social calen- dar, with the reception at the Coun- try club Saturday afternoon, clos ing one busy week for Montgom- ians. The reception was given in honor of Gen. Henri Gouraud. dis ti11guished veteran of the French army. who is spending six weeks in the United States, visiting the diff ferent cities. A beVy of lovely maids and matrons assisted in receiving and entertaining the distinguished Frenchman, and the many guests who called to greet the French hero. The noyelv reception room of the club t,zas prettily decorated in French and American flags. and the sponsors for the ones Hundred and SixtE-seNehth Tlfvision. Mrs. Wiley Hill. Jr.. Miss I,Iizabeth Anderson, Mrs William Hutton received with Heher"l Gouraud.
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 1'he marriage of Miss Lucille Sin ,rIeton and Mir. Coleman F. Machen w:as solemnized Sunday afternoon, .July 20. at o'clock, at Chisholm Baptist pastorium, Rev, T. NJ. Elem inc. officiating in the absence of the