The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-13
Brantley : Hassensel Wedding Plans ?.
 Completed

 January weddings will bs that oi Miss Evelyn Ann Hassenger. the daughter of MT. and Mrs. William Henry Hassenger and 1Ir. William Henry Brantley. IT.. which will bt an event of Wednesday evening January g.
 The ceremony. will bs performed at the lovely Passenger residence on Highland avenue by Father Kerr. gan of St. Paurs church at 8:s( o'clock in the evening.
 Miss Lucille Hassenger, the young est sister of the bride, and Miss Elizabeth Hanna of Washington. D C.. and New York will be the brides maids.
 Miss Virginia Messenger. another sister of the bride. will be the maid of honor.
 MT. Alec 'Brantley. of Troy. Ala best man. The bride will be giver in marriage by her father. MT. w H. Messenger.
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 TRICT MEETING
 The regular monthly district meet Ing for January will be held by the B. '. P. U. at First Baptist churcf Sunday afternoon, according to an nouncement made by O. L Andrews district president Twenty-seventf street union, under the leadership ol Miss Clarice Hollis. its president will have charge of the program: talk Resolutions" Tho new district off cers will be duly installed by .Csrl F. McCool, state vice president
 Tho program Is as follows: Prayer, by Mrs. Henry RodGefs introduction. Miss Clarice Hollis; per. sonal resolutions. Miss Ethel Mitchell quartet, Messrs. A. Woodin. H. Wood In, Homer Majors and Smithson; B Y. F. U. resolutions, Homer Majors violin solo, Barceuse from Jocelyn Miss Lyra Hollis: church resolutions Mrs. Sadie B. Carlton: installation oi New officers. Carl E. McCooL The ublic is cordially invited
 NAH JONGG LUNCHEON
 LAST WEDNESDAY
 Beautiful in every detail waS the luncheon given by Mrs. Samuel Daw- son on Wednesday Iasr to the mem- bers of the newly organized West End Nah Jongg club" A color scheme of red and green, with an occasional display of red and green dragons, added a breath of the Orient and . touch of charm to the already pretty setting. A plate luncheon. quite in keeping with the Chinese taste, was served by the charming hostess, after which progressive Nah Jongg was en- joyed. The guests included Mes- danes Emery E. Smith. N. H. Price B. c. Harper, D. E. Miller, Harry Met calf, J. A. LaRue and M. A. McCool RECEIVING AT MAYBERRY.
 MsCARTY RECEPTION
 Immediately following the mar riage of Miss Sarah Eubank McCarty and MT. Tom Mayberry at the High lands Methodist church "Wednesday evening, January g, MT. and Mrs Robert Gustave McCarty. the parents of the bride, will entertain at a re- ception at their home on Hanover Circle.
 Receiving with Mr.. and Mrs. Me- Carty will be the parents of the groom. MT. and Mrs. H. H. Mayberry of Franklin, Tenn: Dr. and Mrs. Al fred Eubank. grandparents or ths bride; pr. and Mrs. George Eubank MT. and Mrs. A. J. Bowron. MT. and Mrs. w. T. Hill. MT. and Mrs. Ira Hood, MT. and Mrs. A. Garber. MT and Mrs. Lewis Ford, MT. and Mrs wirt Sowell, MT. and Mrs W. N Culp, NIT. and Mrs. c. M Williamson, MT. and Mrs J. T. Robertson. Mrs w. S. Brown, Dr. and Mrs. J. M- Ma son, Judge and Mrs Clare B. Smith MT and Mrs. P. A. Eubank. MT. and Mrs John London, MT. and Mrs. Rich . ard Massey, Miss Grace Smith. Miss AIusgroye.