The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-06-24
SOCI e 7 Y
Little Story OF Many
Weddings In The
Past Week

The past week has been filled with
weddings and weddings-here, there
and everywhere. They have happened
in the big cities; they have hap
pened in the little towns; they have
happened In the broad open country.
But all-June weddings. In Hurts
boro, on Tuesday, an Auburn grad
uate took a Montevallo alumna for
his bride, when Mr.. William G..
Simpson of Snow Hill and Miss May
Walker of Uchee plighted their troth
at the home Of Miss Walkers sister,
Mrs. Ernest Lloyd. Both were teach
ers in the consolidated schools at
Ramer.
On the same day, Miss Ora Feagin
and Mr.. Perry Grant were married
at the home of the brides brother
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs B. E. FeagIn,
Jr.. in Selma, in the presence of only
a few friends and relatives. Mrs.
Grant, who is graduate of the
Woman's College Of Alabama, taught
Mr.. Grant Is prominent young
business man OF Louisville. And
that's how that romance began.
On Thursday, the First Baptist
church OF Prattville was the scene
of q pretty wedding when Miss Mar
jorie Narramore was married to Mr..
J. n. Moore of Camden.
On the same day, in Mobile, Miss
ElC1se Corinne Wood, only daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Woodson Wood,
became the bride OF Mr.. Russell Ed
mund Conley of Paulding, O., at the
Cathedral of the Immaculate Concep-
ton, at o'clock in the morning,
with nuptia1 mass
In Montgomery on Wednesday
there took place a wedding that will
bring the bride and groom to Bir-
mingham for the summer months.
Miss Lurline Pierson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pierson and
Mr.. Harold Weatherly were quietly
married at 5 o'clock Wednesday
morning at the home of the bride.
Birmingham will be able to claim
them only until September l. because
then Mr.. Weatherly will have to re-
turn to- Montgomery to resume his
work as a teacher in the annual
training department OF the Sidney
Lanier High school.
Other interesting news comes from
Montgomery in the way OF the an
nouncement of the engagement OF the
approaching marriage Ct DR.. Gibson
Reynolds, whom everybody thought
marriage proof. and Miss Ethel
stewart of New York city. tho we'd
ding to take place IN Paris this
month. DIR. Reynolds has been one OF
Montgomerys incest bachelors for
several years. In January he set cut
for a trip around the world. and on
the same boat on which he sailed
was Miss Stewart So that Is how
his fate was settled
Another Montgomery wedding
which took place on Wednesday was
that of Miss Elon OdeH Hammond
and Mr.. Ed Waddell Handy, which
was quietly solemnized at the home
of the brides parents.
From south Alabama comes news
of the wedding of Miss Edith Brown
and Mr.. John Crawford in Dothan
ON Wednesday evening at the First
+, Baptist church.
Mobile sends her quota ftr the
week. too. On Wednesday. st. Vim
cents church was the scene of
pretty twilight wedding when MISS
Nellie Frances Crolich and Mr.. Ed
mond C. Doody were married. 81.
Ioseph's church was chosen for
wedding on the same day, but In the
afternoon, Miss Allie Yeend becom-
ing the bride of Mr.. Herbert Barrett
Kelly at 4:3o. They will make their
home In Les Angeles. where Mr..
Kelly has been in business since
graduation from Notre Dame, IN In
diana.