The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-16
Pretty Home Wedding For Miss COnniff
 Last EUening

The home of Mrs. Thomas H. Vaughn. 1737 Sixteenth avenue. south was the scene on Saturday afternoon of one of the prettiest home weddings of the summer in Birmingham. when Miss Margaret Conniff became the bride of Mir. James Ligon Williams of Memphis. Rev. W. R. Hendrix of- ficiating.
 Their troth was plighted in the liv- ing room, where an altar was inn provised of smilax and cut flowers, palms and catheral candles.
 Miss Conniff was attend by her sister Mrs. Thomas H. Vaughn, as matron of honor Mrs. Vaughn wore her own wedding dress or white duchess satin, lace and pearls, and carried Ophelia roses.
 Miss Jane Boyd of Atlanta, niece of the bride. served as maid of honor, and Miss Martha Williams of Mont gomery, sister of the groom, was bridesmaid. Miss Boyd wore pink seorgette and Miss Williams wore delicate green taffeta, and both car ried pink roses.
 The little flower girf, Jane Roberts of Montgomery niece of the bride wore white georgette, and the ring bearer, Ruth Ratliff, daughter Of MT. and Mrs w. T. Ratliff, wore peach silk taffeta.
 brother, MT. Harry Conniff of At lanta, wore a beautiful wedding gown of white crepe-b back satin with crystal trimmings, and the same veil that has been used by each of the other sisters in the Conniff family, four in all. :,
 She carried a shower bouquet or
 Il lilies and butterfly roses of O delicate pink. - Lamar Rainey of Memphis as best man.
 Before the ceremony a beautiful musical program was rendered. Mrs; Percy N. Plylar singing All For You, and Mrs. Alfred Lucas, Because, az companied by Mrs. E. H. Wrenn, Jrp who also played the wedding march;
 Following the wedding, an informal recention was held at the home of Mrs. Vaughn, who was assisted In re- ceiying by her sisters, Mrs. Jesse Roberts of Montgomery. Mrs Marvin Boyd of Atlanta, Mrs. Jack Killings worth and Mrs. James Haley;
 The brides book was kept by Mrs. Leslie Jones and Miss Gene Williams -of Montgomery, sister of the groom, and Mrs. William G. Kidd, presided at the punch table. D,
 Later in the evening. Mir. and Mrs. Williams left for wedding trlp to the north. the bride wore traVeilhs suit of blue with beige accessoflTS2i, 1f2,,
 After October l, MT. and Mrs. Mll- 1iams will be at home Tn Memphis, where MT. Williams Is prominently connected in business and social clr- cles.
 Mrs. williams, who was Mont gomery girl, has lived in Blrmln gnamIi m only the past year, having made her home with her sister, Mrs. Thorhas h. Vaughn.
 Among the out-of-town guests were Mr Harry Conniff of Atlanta, brother of the bride; Misses Martha and Gene Williams of Montgomery, sisters or the groom; MT. Lamar Raney or MeIl- phis, Mrs. Jesse Roberts of Montsoniss cry, Miss Jane Boyd of Atlanta ana Jane Roberts of Montgomery
 MEETING OF CATHOLIC
 WOMAN'S CLUB
 Mrs H. M. Craig was hostess to the Vest End Catholic Woman's cup Wednesday afternoon at the cluD
 About 20 members responded, to roIl call. The president, Mrs. Murray Isom occupiei the chair Mrs. Isom was welcomed back to the club after an absence or severai months in Kentucky Reports rom the chairmen of the di1ferent coIno mittees on the orphans picnic were given, ,,,
 Mrs. Thomas Davis was the lucky winner of a quilt which Mrs. Redmon and Mrs. Fuqua auctioned for the orphans. s 4,,r coming winters club work
 At the next meeting the orphans sewing will be taken up again, This work was discontinued during the summer on account of so many of the club members being out of the city.
 After the regular meeting hao au- iourned Mrs. Craig. assisted by her sister, Mrs. Tom O'Hara served de- lightfui orange ice and dainty cakes The next meeting will be September 19 with Mrs. l.. F. Dulion, l2Os Third avenue.