The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-22
Miss Massey Enter tainS For Miss
 McCarty


 berry, who has been the recipient of so many pre-nuptial parties, were again complimented Monday evening when Miss Kathryn Massey honored them with bridge party at the beautiful home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Richard Massey. For the occasion the house was decorated with cut flowers, and after number of games of bridge delicious two-course dinner was served. The guests included in this hospitality were the mem0ers of the weddings party and few extra guests.
 MISS HEFLIN CONTAMINATED GY MISS FREY Miss Julia Belle Heflin, a popular bride-elect, was given a most unique shower on last Wednesday by. Miss Lena Rose Frey at her home.
 The color scheme in the living and dining rooms was pink and white.
 Mrs. D. B. McDuffee, aunt of Miss Frey, and Mrs. A. J Frey, mother, as. sisted in receiving. ge ~l Mrs. Alfred Burge kept the brides book. Mrs. James B. Gains presided at the punch bowl.
 A hand painted heart contained a jOyed. Mrs. McDuffee won the prize a Japanese painted vase. which she pre-. sented to the bride-elect. A violin solo. the Fifth Air-Varie' zy Dancla. was expressively rendered by Miss Elizabeth Ensley accompanied on the piano by Miss Ellen Capeheart The bride-elect was seated before an impr6vised altar where a. doll bride stood amid veil and flowers, Little Robert Davis Hawkins dressed in white, drew large. white wagon into the room laden with gifts where he was assisted in presenting them to the bride-elect by Little Frances McDuffie and Master James B. and Stuart Gaines
 Miss Capeheart rendered several piano selections. after which fruit ice course. with favors of real hand nainted doll grooms, and brides with flowing yeils, was served to many guests.
 MISS HEFLIN
 WEEDS MRcEREY ~ V ~ A pretty Wldding of unusual inter. est, to their many friends was that of Miss Julia Belle Hehin to MT. Joe Hagood Frey, which took place at the home of the brides parents Saturday morning in the presence of only the immediate families. ~ Miss Lena Rose Frey, sister of the groom. was bridesmaid, and entered the living-room with Mir. Walter MeekS Mir. Frey's best man. The Nbride entered with the groom and was met by the Rev. R. F. Tyler. who read the marriage VOWS, using the ring ceremony.
 The bridesmaid was becomingly gowned nj midnight blue georgette, heavily embroidered in jet and sal mond bead, with grey georgette and rose hat and wore a corsage of sal mond roses.
 The bride was beautiful in a hand some midnight blue Canton crepe, ex- quisitely embroidered in cut steel beads, with rose hat and accessories to match, wearing corsage of valley lilies.
 The bride is the only daughter of MT. and Mrs. c. H. Hehin. She is loved and admired by many friends, being a very popular girl among the South Highland young people.
 Mir. Frey is the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Frey and very popular young man of this city and with the Age-Herald officials and em- ployes, where he has been successfully connected for several years.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joe Hagood Frey left immediately after the ceremony on a ip to Atlanta and other southern cit ies. After their return they will be at home with the brides parents, POPS Avenue G.