The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-22
Mid June Brides Crowd Social
 Calendar

but are of no less interest because of [ their Birmingham connection.
 One of the most important of these /, was solemnized Wednesday evening at Roanoke, when Miss Mary Catherine : Legare became the bride of Mir. Joe Hundley Another wedding of interest : was that of Miss Marion Bishop and MT. Stephen Dewey Moxley, which took place in Montgomery Monday aft . ernoon, Miss Gladys Harlee was maid of honor at this affair and Dr. David l Moxley. of Birmingham was his broth er's best man.
 1 A number of Birmingham weddings, too, have had the limelight. The first 1 of these was that of Miss Marian Tharpe and Mir Nelson Hampton, which ! was celebrated Wednesday evening at the North Highlands Methodist church. 1 Thes anne evening at pretty home wedding Miss Mayme Ross Reager be- came the bride of Mir. Thomas Leslie Barker.
 At the Southside Baptist church at 6 o'clock Wednesday evening Miss Leila Mae Jones was married to Mir. Walter Dean Davis. Miss Valla Lee McCool was another bride of the week, becoming I IHG WlIS Ol GlIs oCEMAEu 0AdAOhS Sh'f Thursday morning at St. Pauls, the ceremony having taken place at 80 o'clock. Miss Lila Estelle Cavaleri was still another bride of the week. Friday : evening she married Mir. Arthur Dean 1 Peck at the Simpson Methodist church. Miss Elizabeth Jackson, the daughter 1 of MT. and Mrs. Charles Pollard Jack son, married MT. Thomas Lamar, the nuptial ceremony having been per- formed at St. Marys-on-the- Highlands j Saturday evening.
 These popular young women and their grooms have been delightfully."- en- tertained the entire week, a numbr of the loveliest affairs being given in their honor, as well as for a number of the most attractive visitors who have done their share toward making Birming- ham anything but dull these hot June days.
 Miss Ada Childers of Nashville, the attractive guest of Judge and Mrs. Thomas Mcclellan, is dividing her visit with MT. and Mrs. Henry Bart lett's young daughter, Miss Dairy Rice Bartlett.
 Monday evening Judge and Mrs. Me Clellan entertained with a swimming party at Cascade Plunge and later served buffet supper at their homo in honor of Miss Childers and Miss Bartlett. --H.
 Mir. and Mrs. Alex, T. Cecil were at home the same evening, entertaining at bridge as "a compliment to Miss Eliza beth Jackson and Mir. Thomas Lamar, who were married Saturday evening. During the week, MT. and Mrs. Lee Moody were hosts to a number of the /, young college set at their Bessemer 7 home, giving a house party in their honor. Mrs. Creel, Mrs. W. B. Leedy's guest, has been the center of a num- Der of the weeks most enjoyable events. Miss Amelia Jackson, another bride elect, was the inspiration for a tea Tuesday afternoon given by Miss LO- rena Norton.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles H. Jones were among those entertaining Tuesday - when they honored their daughter, Miss Leila Mae Jones, who married Mir. Wal ter Dean Davis. Mrs. Roy c, Martin was hostess Tuesday at theatre party for Miss Elizabeth Jackson and Mir. Thomas Lamar.
 Miss Maybelle Prowefl, the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Victor Prowell, ex- tended a delightful courtesy the past week, entertaining at a house party at Calsis. The party left Tuesday and spent several days fishing, swimming Elinor Conly of > Memphis, another ley was the honoree at a matinee party Tuesday afternoon given by Mrs. Wit tichen. Miss Ramsay Gillian gave bridge party in her honor Wednesday afternoon. Miss Annie Ellis was host ess at luncheon Wednesday at the Tut wiler entertaining in honor of Miss Elizabeth Jackson. Miss Elizabeth Smith and Miss Margaret Mccall were joint hostesses Wednesday giving a bridge party for Miss Amelia Jackson, MT. F. Crockard was honored with a dinner Wednesday evening by his parents, MT. and Mrs. Frank Crockard. He has recently returned from Yale. Mrs. c. c. Esdale gave luncheon at the Coun- try club for her sister, Mrs. NJ. J. Green of New Orleans, who is her guest. Miss Amelia Jackson was complimented at a luncheon Thursday by Miss Elizabeth Colvin, Miss Elizabeth Ransom en- tertained in honor of Miss Martha Wilmington, bride-to-be, Thursday at a theatre party.
 Two charming young girls, Misses Margaret and Eleanor Peter of Boothton, who are the guests of Miss Lucy Stevens, were rendered 0 tea Thursday afternoon by their hostess, Miss Lucy Stevens. Miss Marie Stead, who will be Mir. Charles Browns bride, June 24, was complimented Thursday afternoon by Miss Alberta Norwood, at Lyric party. The same day Mrs. W. D. Leedy gave beau tiful luncheon at the Country club for her house guest, Mrs. Cecil. Mrs. Percy Woodall and her daughter, Mrs. Fred Riggan, entertained for Miss Amelia Jackson Friday, Miss Martha Wilmington was entertained by Mrs. Jack Wilmington. Friday afternoon at bridge. Mir. and Mrs. Charles Pollard Jackson were hosts at an after re- hearsal party Friday evening for Miss Jackson and Mir. Lamar. Misses Lamira Henley and Miss EdmOnia Henley gave buffet luncheon for their house guest, Miss Mary Elinor Conly, of Memphis. Miss Jane Allison entertained Satur- day at luncheon at the Country club, Miss Martha WithingtcH, being hon cree. Mir. and Mrs. Claude Estes were hostess at the Country club Saturday evening when they entertained at din ner. Miss Lucy McCally, Mrs. Leo Bashinsky entertained at bridge tea for Miss Mary Elizabeth Bashinisky of Troy, and Mir. George Young of New York. Saturday Mrs. Leo Bashin- sky honored her house guest with a picnic supper the party going to the Cahaba river for the evening, This week will be replete with luncheons. bridge teas. and other entertainments for visitors.