The guardian., 1956-06-16
Fran1inqham

the traditional month for
brides. Weather-wise; the eIe-
ments have not been too kind,
but the brides have been none
the less radiantly beautiful as
evidenced personally and from
the many pictures which have
appeared in the periodicals.
The weekend of June 2-3, Mr..
and Mrs. Abram King and Mrs.
David Guion motored south
ward to attend the wedding of
Miss Martie Branche, (daugh-
ter of DR.. and Mrs. George C.
Branche, Sr., of Tuskegee) and
1t. Harold Bauduit, Jr. (son
of Mrs. Lucy Bauduit of New
York; solomnized June 3rd in
the Chapel of the U. S. Naval
Academy, Annapolis, Md. The
reception was held at the Of
f1cers' Club. The Kings, hav-
ing lived in Annapolis, had a
few minutes to say "howdy"
to their friends. They were
the houseguests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Butler. Mrs. Guion
visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Tynes in Washington.
On Sunday afternoon, June
10th, MIR. Andrew (Dickie)
Clements and Miss Betsy Pier
ce daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Pierce of Arlington)
exchanged 81 dos" in the
Church of our Saviour located
in Arlington. Following the
ceremony, the reception was
hel dat the Ammbassador Ho-
tel in Cambridge. Guests from
birmingham were Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Fontes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Jackson, Mrs.
Mary Bell, Mrs. Gladys Guion,
Mrs. Ada Butner Ada Butner
and of course the members
of the groom's family; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Clements, (par-
ents); Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Clements (best mani: Mr.. and
Mrs. Phillip Fowler (brides-
maid; Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Johnson; Mrs. Elizabeth Gle
ments; Miss Esther Clements;
Mrs. Beatrice Clements. The
music rendered at the recep-
tion by the orchestra was
augmented by several selec-
tions by the groom who dedi-
Gated songs to his wife and
to his grandmother, Mrs. Ste
wart of Lynn. The newlyweds
will honeymoon in Niagara
Falls and Canada, motoring.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Taylor
and their family have return
ed from Spring vacation
which they spent in Corydon,
Ind. and Lexington, KY. visit
ing parents and friends. Des-
pite the rain, they enjoyed the
motor trip. Mr.. Morrine Scott,
a member of the MaStenock
Rod and Gun Club of Mil
ford, was most proud of his
four beagleS and justly so. On
Sunday the club sponsored a
dog show and the dogs came
home with blue ribbon, 2
red ribbons and 3 gold ribbons,
plus a trophy. Congratulations.
Only after much persuasion
did Mr.. Scott relinquish own
ership of two of his friends"
to a most persistent buyer.
Mrs. Jennie Tynes was plea
sanity surprised surprised on
Monday when, upon answer
ing the door a friend of many
years ago greeted her the
former Mrs. Lula Liggins, with
her husband Mr.. Frank Guy
enroute to Boston from Phila-
delphia.
Surprised too were the Da-
vid GuiolS when Attorney
Lycurgus Connor of Chicago
stopped in just long enough
to say hello and then to be
off to New York and the mid
die West. Miss Pattie Thomp-
son hoped over to Brooklyn,
m. Y, TO rthe weekend to
attend the Cotillion, one of
the outstanding social events
OF the season. The sons of Mr..
and Mrs. Solomon Fuller
Baby Mark and Master Victor
= have been discharged from
the birmingham Union Hospi-
tai where they were patients
for several days. Both are
convalescing nicely. Improved
greatly too Is Mr.. Mancer
Tucker, Sr. who is able to go
nllt riding and walk arnnnd