The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-01
June The Month
 Of Roses, Brides 1 And Beauty

June the Month of Roses, June Brides and Beauty, June the very name breaths romance.-June brings to hecy of early light, of fragant flow CTS whose perfumes lend entertainment to the ever old yet ever new story of youth and love.
 It is no wonder then that June has been the brides month since the world began.
 The sweet breath of summer its de- icate florescence, all forms of nature and ever new fashions have adapted themselves at this season, when the immature beauties of spring are ripen- ing into the richness of summer to hon. or and please the bride.
 To each bride her own wedding must be the perfect one and to the guests the June wedding is the symbol of the cul- minaion of romantic love
 On Monday evening June 2, there will be two weddings of interest. One q church affair and the other quiet one at the home of the brides parents. Miss Annie Lee will become the bride of Mir. Frank Barker at the South Highland Presbyterian church at 8 80 o'clock and Miss Eleanor Daniel and Mir. Parker Glasgow will be married at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Arthus s. Daniel at the same hour.
 Instead of the debuatant this June choosing their future husbands from out-of-town men, the order is reversed as several of our local desirables have won out-of-town girls. Clifton Abbott. Jr., will be the first among them to marry, when Miss Dorothy Clason of Columbus, Ga, will become his bride on June 3. Mir. Albert Lee Smith, will be married to Miss Margaret Gold. [ a charming Greensboro, N. C., girl on June 10, and also on this date Ensign Erskine Austin Beay and Miss Rosely Reid Carlisle of Griffin, Ga, will be wed. All three ceremonies will take place at churches with large we'd ding parties with some local people in them.
 Another out-of-town wedding, in which Birmingham will be interested, wlli be that of Miss Carolee Speake of Decatur, to Capt. Louis Simmons Stickney, United States army, on June Il. Both young people are well known and have many relatives here. Miss Marion B. Bowling, the daughter of Congressman and Mrs, ". B. Bowling Of Lafayette, Ala, and Mir. George
 
 Miss Anna Mae Ledbetter will be- come the bride of Mir. William Felix Harris on June 12, the wedding being church affair.
 A wedding uniting two prominent young people will be that of Miss Mar gareE Jones and MT. Robert Henry Bowron on June IA, at St. Mary's on the Higlands.
 On June 20, Miss Lyra Hollis and [ Mir. Driskill will be married.
 A former Birmingham girl, Miss Caroline Forney will be married in her home city of Chicago on June 25, to MT. Charles Esmond Pain at St. Peters Episcopal church h-s-with Miss Emily Williams of Birmingham going up to be Miss Forney's maid of honor. T' St. Mary's on the Highlands the scene of many lovely and fashionable weddings will again be the place of the ceremony of Miss Elizabeth Jack son and MT. Thomas Cowles Lamar on June 21.
 Miss Bland Boardman, also a former Birmingham girl, who has been making her home in Washington, D. C., for some time with her mother, Mrs. T. V. Boardman, will be married in Wash ington to Mir. Dudley Chipley Thorn ton on June 27.
 Many more weddings have been set for June but the exact date not an- nounced yet and before the month is out, it is fumored that many more of interest will be announced