The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-14
Plans Are Announced For Wedding Of
 Miss Greene

Miss Rosa Greene. whose wedding to MT. Lee Glenn of Florence will be an event of November at the Church of the Advent, announces the following plans for her wedding:
 The ceremony will be solemnized at S;30 in the evening, Rev. Middleton $. Barnwell officiating.
 Miss Greene will be attended by her sister-in Jaw, Mrs. Robert Knox Greene, ss matron of honor, and by her sister, Miss Hallie Greene, as maid of honor. Miss Cecile Greene. cousin of the bride; Miss Cecilia Glenn, a sister of the groom; Miss Grace Bradshaw. Miss Florence Jor- don and Miss Mary Griffin Jones will act as bridesmaids.
 Little Rosa Miller Hobbs and sam Earle Greene Hobbs of Selma, chill dren of Judge Hobbs, and niece and flower girl and ringbearer.
 Little Mollie Walker and Ellen Pratt will be the ribbon bearers Miss Greene will be given in mar riage by her brother, Mir. Sam Earle Greene.
 MT. Glenn will be attended by his brother, MT. Hayes Glenn, as best man. Messrs. Forrest Carson, Am prose Camper, Ben A. Rogers, Morton Southan of Florence and Yancey Goodall and William H. Brantley of Birmingham will serve as groomsmen.
 Messrs. Robert Wilkerson, Preston Haskell, S. II. Benners, Jr., and John Haskell will be the ushers
 BUSY BEES ENTERTAINED.
 Mullins Busy Bees of Birmingham, Chapter 11S, O. F. &, were delight fully entertained at the home Of Mrs. Adoiph Laurell last Thursday. Those present were Mrs. Robert Craig, Mrs. William Walker, Mrs. Kenneth Ba- ker. Mrs Harry Mullin, Mrs. Ernest Mathews, Miss Marie Grim, Mrs. Jen- nie Donaldson, Mrs. John T.. Kemp, Mrs. S. A. Middleton, Mrs. Floyd Tavlor. Mrs. W. r. Traynham, Mrs. J. M. Wright, Mrs. Lee Mccall, Mrs. Charles J. Reid, Mrs. Tom Bosworth, Mrs. R. l.. Davis, Mrs. J. V. Lauro, Mrs. A. N Weir, Mrs. A. l.. Bailey. All members of Birmingham chapter are expected to become one of Null lins Busy Bees and help to make this year the best in honor of the grand matron of the state, Mrs. Louise Reed, who is a member of this wide awake chapter. The Bees will be entertained next Thursday by Mrs. William Wal ker at the home of her sister, Mrs. S J. Thompson, 1649 Twelfth street, south. Members of the chapter will be glad to know Mrs. Sue Edmondson, past matron, has returned home after a years absence from the city. . JEsA
 ELECT OFFICERS
 The senior class of Jefferson County High school held an ex- tremely enthusiastic meeting Tues day, october g. Encouraging talks to stimulate work for this year were given by the principal, MT. w. J. Baird, the senior advisors Miss Frances Finley, Mrs. Lucy sandberg and Miss Marshall Johnston.
 The senior class Is composed of ever 100 boys and girls, who are striving diligently to win diplomas
 The following officers were elected; President, Millidge Rudi- sell; vice president. Cameron Bryant; secretary. Essle Caddell; treasurer, Julian McDonald; historian; Louise Ferguson; poet, Mary Nash: musl- elan. Frances Harrison; Violinlst, Grace Mitchell; prophet, Alice Bates; lawyer, Bryant Sorrell; orator, oscar Marsh; statistician, Lillian Robin son; cheer leader, Ollie sherman; publicity committee, Mlldreu Acker, Bettie Riddle, and Sadie HecRey Estes. Nettie Wade and Clarence Nc Cuiioch; committee on invitations; Catherine Self, Essie Caddell and Hugh McCulloch.
 woMAy,s COMMISSION ACTIVE
 rho womans- commission Of the Ranl<head National Highway assoel- ation. which has for it's object the marking and beautifying or tnis great highway, is quite active In US work in the various states.
 Mrs. Albert E. Thornton, president of the commission, has written let ters urging the women along the ro,,te to commence to plan at once co nlant shade trees and shrubbery our- inc the fall and early months.
 NIr. J. A. Rountree, the director general of the Bankhead highway, hv invitation was in Atlanta durlng inc mast week and held conference with the members of the natlonai hoard and gave them talk on the statuary, marking and beautifyins or inc highways in France and other k,uronean countries. The members or the board were very much enthused and adopted a number of suggestions that he made to them in regard to this work.
 Mrs Wellington Vandiver of Talla- deea is the chairman for the wom- ans commission for Alabama. She is expected at an early date to call a conference of the women and start the fall work of beautifying the Bankhead highway in Alabama
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