The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-19
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The wedding of Mir. Henry Latham Hood of Birmingham and Miss Myrtle Elizabeth Hybart of Mobile will be an interesting event in Mobile Wednesday. The Mobile Register has the following comment on the plans:
 One of the lovely brides of the week will be Miss Myrtle Elizabeth Hybart, the eldest daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Henry Hugh Hybart. who, on Wednes- day morning at II 80 o'clock, will plight her troth to MT. Henry Latham Hood of Birmingham, the ceremony to be performed at the Hybart home by the Very Rev. Gardiner c. Tucker, of St. Johns Episcopal church, in the presence of the family. The bride, who will be given away by her father, will have for her only attendant her younger sister, Miss Beu- | lah Hybart. while Mir. Mercer Grayson of Birmingham, who will arrive the first of the week with the groom, will be his best man.
 Mir. Hood and his bride will leave for short bridal trip before making their home in Bessemer, where he has been located for tn: past five years and where they will go to housekeeping.
 MISS PROSCH WEEDS MIR. INGRAM AT TARRANT CITY
 A pretty wedding which was solemn ized Saturday evening at the home of the brides parents, Mir. and Mrs. w. N. Prosch, at Tarrant City, was that of Miss Lucille Prosch and Mir. Roy In gram, which took place in the presence of a number of friends and relatives. the ceremony being performed by Rev. O. M. Moore of the Springdale Baptist church. z-e' For the occasion the home was deco rated with evergreens and potted ferns, and roses, the ceremony being perform ed before an improvised altar of palms, ferns and roses, artistically arranged.
 MT. Frank Prosch was groomsman and entered first, Miss Margaret PrOsch acted as her sisters maid of honor. wearing becoming afternoon frock of tan georgette Miss Estelle Ingram, as bridesmaid wore pretty gown of Alice blue, both the maid of honor and the bridesmaid carrying pink roses and ferns. MT. Ingram was attended by Mir. Ernest Bryant as best man. Preceding the bride came the little flower girl, Lois Clay, in an attractive frock of Alice blue georgette. Little Gus Prosch acted as ring bearer, dressed in suit of gray. The bride was attractive in a becoming frock of dark blue, with which she wore hat and accessories of brown. Her flowers were Sweetheart roses and valley lilies.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ingram are at home to their friends in Tarrant City.
 MRS M,NAMARA AND MRS
 MUNICH ENTERTAIN
 Mrs. F. J. McNamara and Mrs. George Munch were joint hostesses to the West End Catholic Womans club on Wednesday afternoon, entertaining at Mrs. McNamaras home in Arling- ton Place. Jonquils and ferns were used in prefusion.
 Mrs. Thomas Davis was in the chair Plans were completed for the card party to be given on February 9 at the home of Mrs. J. NJ. Bayliss, All Fulton avenue. Mrs. Diffley is chair man, with Mesdames Hamby, Calin- back, Munch, Hiltbruner and Hammack assisting her. After the meeting a de- lightful salad and ice course was served by the hostesses, assisted by Mrs. Ham, mack.
 An hour of music was enjoyed, sev- eral members of the club contributing to the pleasure of the afternoon with piano and vocal selections. Next meet ing will be at the home of Mrs. James McGowan on Powell street, with Mrs. McGowan and Mrs. Charles McGonegle joint hosteSSes