The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-15
Miss Sara Jane Welsh Becomes Bride of
 Or. Tucker

Lovely Sarah Jane Welsh became the bride of Dr. Warren Samuel Tucker of New Orleans last evening. when they were quietly married at the home of the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Welsh, on Highland avenue.
 Palms and cut flowers were used in the living room, where the cere- mony took place. Gladioli in tall baskets, sweetpeas and roses gs- Q added charm to the room
 An altar was ilnprovised with palms and candelabra.
 Just before the ceremony Miss An nie Watson sang T Love You Truly" and Al For You"
 AS Miss Annie Laurie Bates played the wedding march the bridal party moved to the altar. First came Mrs R. H. Welsh of New Orleans, the ma tron of honor. wearing dress of flesh colored satin, with an over skirt of real lace and net.
 The bride, charming in her we'd ding gown of white crepe, heavily beaded with crystal beads and pearls. entered with her father, Mr. A. N Welsh, who gave her away. They were met at the altar by the groom, pr. Warren Samuel Tucker, and his best man, Mir. w. R. Welsh, brother of the bride.
 Rev. James E. billiard performed the ceremony.
 After the wedding an informal re- ception was held. Punch was served by Miss Carolyn Karpeles. An ice course was also served.
 Only the family and a few intimate friends were present
 pr. and Mrs. Tucker left last night for New Orleans, from wNere they will sail on Wednesday. April IS. for Central America to spend their honeymoon. They will visit Hondu- ras, Guatemala City and other points of interest in Central America.
 They will return about May 15 and be at home to their friends in New Orleans, where Dr. Tucker is prominent young dentist.
 Among the out-of-town guests who came to attend the wedding are Dr. and Mrs. K. H. Welsh and their little daughter, Eleanor. of New Orleans: Mrs. F. s. Tucker of New Orleans, mother of the groom. and Mir and Mrs. W. C. Hill of Washington, Ga. |. D. C. AT ASHVILLE, ALA
 BAMA ELECTS OFFICERS.
 On the afternoon of April 10 a business and social meeting of the Ashville U. D, C.. chapter was held at the home of Mrs. J. P. Mont gomery a joint hostess with Mrs. James A. Embry.
 Following most cordial greet ing by these gracious and popular order and presided over by the ex- chairman. Mrs. W. A. Reason.
 Preliminaries of the usual order were succeeded by earnest and en- thusiastic efforts of Mrs. Reason to cooperate with her chapter, lead and help her coworkers in the final course of the struggle which she Q 1,d fai f,,l carried through almost to compile ton. The St. Clair county monu- ment, erected In the court square at Ashvillc. in honor and memory of the heroism of our Confederate vet erans, also memorializes the serv- ice and patriotism of Mrs. Reason. in the hearts of the Ashville chapter of the U. D. c.
 In accordance with request of this noble and beloved chairman to her chapter, she was cheerfully granted the privilege to select per sons to sponsor the unveiling which will take place April 26. Miss Sarah Virginia Inzer and Miss Native Lou Teague, granddaughters of promi- rent St. Clair county veterans, and the youngest members of the Ash vile U. D. C. chapter, were chosen.
 In appreciation of the confidence placed in her Mrs. Beason spoke q ltW w Oius ol app t1idtiOu ol tne allegiance as she stood in her usual stately manner before the daughters.
 Mrs. w. A. Beason and Mrs. J. Manly Inzer were elected delegates to the State U. D. c. convention to be held in Anniston.
 Miss Native Lou Teague and Mrs. S. J. Riddle were elected alternates.
 Officers elected for the ensuing aG ministration were Mrs James A. Embry, president;~< Mrs. R. R. Hodges, first vice president; Miss Yarbrough. second vice president; Mrs. S. R. High, secre- tary; Mrs. Perkins MeClendon, treas urer; Mrs. J. P Montgomery, reg istrar; Mrs. A. G. Teague, historian; Mrs. R. F. Ashley, chaplain.
 Following the election of officers and the chapters expression of thanks to Mrs. Embry for her future service. delicious salad course, and coffee were de- licately served on Haviland china with sterling cutlery, to the re- sponsive and appreciative guests.