The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-15
Bags In Abund-.
ance On Display
At Spring Festival

Mays, bags, bags, and still more bags,
bags of every shape and size and color
and use and price will be found at Mrs.
I. A. Murphree's booth at st. Marys
festival, which will be the last four
days ,of Easter week, at the old post
office building.
Mrs. -Murphree and her committee
have been hard at work for the past
two months, concocting out OF all sorts
of materials, in all sorts Of ways, these
necessities of feminine life. There will
be beaded bags for the ultra-fashionable
and fancy bags of homespun, swimming
bags for the athletic girl and darning,
sewing, ice and laundry bags for the
domesticated creature. Charming shoe
bags of bright cretonne and dress bags
OF ditto, on racks, so as to accommo-
date five or six dresses, will delight the
heart of the summer traveller.
!. One of the special bag features will
be filet and linen bags for summer
dresses. In short, you will find a mar
velous collection of ;exquisitely made bags
of the latest mode. Come and see!
Mrs. Murphree has been assisted in
her work by Mrs. HI. 7. Phillips, Mrs.
Frank Anderson, Mrs. A. NJ. CARRIER,
Mrs. Robert Gregory, Mrs. w. o. Sell,
Mrs. w. M. Jordan, Mrs Maurice Lac
key, Mrs. Theodore Swami, Mrs. q. r.
Vaughan, Miss EmilY Smith, Mrs.
George Stafford, Mrs. o. II. Cameron,
Mrs. jamie II. Davidson, Miss Mar
garet Coleman, Mrs. G.. w. Davis, Miss
Lydia Eustis, Miss Anna Gretschman,
Mrs. e. G. Harris, Mrs. III. U. Sims,
Miss Helen Hume, Miss Amy Ritten-
berry, Mrs. Hugh Alison, Mrs. Pelham
4Vc
r. I. Maclean, Mrs. B. f. Starnes, Mrs.
Charles McCauley, Mrs. Douglas Nc
Queen, Mrs. sgd Smith, Mrs. Wade
Rogers, Mrs. McGhee Porter, Mrs. John
Willis, Mrs. Lester Coffin, Mrs. e.. r.
Cotter, Mrs. J. q. Davis, Mrs. L. B.
Eastman, Mrs. w. e. Fort, Mrs. John
HARRISON, Mrs G. r. Jackson, Miss
Janet Heriot, Mrs. Robert Williamson,
Miss Mary Rittenberry.
LEvA-MOOG
WEDDING SOLEMNIZED
The wedding of Miss Aline Moog and
Mr.. Elkan e. Leva of Selma was solem-
nized on Thursday afternoon at 2 80
o'clock at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Moog, at 1905
Twenty-first street, SOUTH.
The house was beautifully decorated
Win fern ana southern Sm1lax. Pre-
ceding the ceremony, Miss : Dorothy
Patterson, cousin of the. bride, sang
Because" accompanied by Miss Rose
Bendersky, Mr.. Bertram Kellar play
ing the violin obligato.
The bride entered to the strains of
Lohengrin's wedding march, with her
father, and was met at the improvised
altar, formed of palms and ported
plants, by the groom and his best man,
Mr.. Leo Leva. The ceremony was pes
formed by Rabbi Morris NJ Newfield.
The bride was attired in an elabor-
ately beaded gown of sand crepe ro-
maine with harmonizing accessories.
She carried shower bouquet Of
Ophelia roses, orchids and valley lilies
Miss Patterson wore an attractive
gown of midnight blue georgette trim
med with wide bands of cream lace and
carrying an arm bouquet of Killarney
roses.
Mrs. Moog, mother of the bride,
wore a gown of navy canton with gray
accessories and wore a corsage of Kill
larney roses.
After the ceremony an ice course
and punch vas served and Mr.. and