The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-06-06
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 An out-of-town wedding of interest to Birmingham society was tbat of MISS Mary Humes Dismukes and MT. Sinclair G. Niles of Nashville which took place Tuesday evening. There were several Bir- mingham people at the wedding, among whom was Mrs. Arthur Adams and MT Miller Dismukes, who acted as best man. The bride, who is a very accomplshed girl, has frequently visited Birmingham and Is greatly admired. The following ac- count of the wedding is taken from tho Nashville American:
 For the marriage of Miss Mary Humes Dismukes and Sinclair G. Niles Tuesday night at o'clock. the home of the brides parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. L. Dismukes' presented a brilliant appearance with US lights elaborate decorations and gath ering of handsomely gowned women. The wedding was handsome in all its details and the decorations were specially at- tractive. Back of the bridal party in the first parlor were banked before stained glass window, tall palms and three shafts of fragrant annunciation niles' Many-branched silver candelabra witn white candles were placed on either side of the bride and groom. Lilies and foliage alone were used in this apartment the second parlor adjoining had magnolia blooms and pale pink hydrangeas ana ene hall was picturesque in decorations or daisies and asparagus fern. The wlnoihs stairway with its broad landings was coV- cred with asparagus vine drawn back o,itb clusters of daisies At it's foot were nalms of luxurious foliage around table where champagne punch was dispensed by Misses Margaret and Mesa Rose White sweet peas decorated the dining room. The buffet table had as It's central decoration a flat placque of white sweet neas and the asparagus fern that fes- tooned the chandelier above was drawn down to lose itself in chatelaine bouquets of the same flowers below. It was sur rounded by silver candlesticks holdlns white candles and white shades and sil- yer dishes of bon bons. all In white me huffet supper was served in two courses concluding with beautifully designed lees.
 Music furnished by J. Hough Guest inc Misses Luck and Miss McCandless' with violin, cello and piano, added to the brilliancy of the evening. As Men delssohn's Wedding March was played the little ribbon holders, Miss Virginia Wool wine and Miss Margaret Dlsmukes' took places on either side of the altar and Messrs. A H. Robinson and Overton Lea made an aisle to the foot of the stairway. The officiating minister pr. T. F. Martin, was followed by the groom and best man, Miller DismulSes of Birmingham and Miss Cornelia Dismukes. the maid of honor. looking very beautiful in a gown of white shirred organdie. made with yoke and bertha of drawn work medallions pre- ceded the bride with her father. Miss Dis mukes' toilett was ideal for a bridesmaid and very becoming. It was finished with net sleeves and white satin girdle and her bouquet of pink sweet peas gave the only touch of color to the bridal scene
 Hail to the Bride" was played as the bride entered Her gown was most be- coming to her stately style and graceful figure. It was of white crepe de chene, the skirt shirred to the fiounce and having one of the new skirt sashes and bows. The corsage had angel sleeves. yoke of tucked melline and bertha of rare pointe de Vense caught with a cascade of pearls. Her ornaments were set of pearls in which her mother was married and pearl brooch given by the groom. Real orange flowers held her veil In place and a chate- laine of lilies of the valley extended down it's length to the train. The bouquet was of valley lilies and white sweet peas
 Mrs. Dismukes the mother of the bride. welcomed the guests in black panne crepe and Duchesse lace.
 Mrs. Miller Dsmul1es of Birmingham was in light blue crepe with real lace and shoulder garlands of French rosebuds
 Assisting in receiving were Mrs. Mil- Ter Dismukes, Mrs. s. A. Champion, Mrs. Arthur Adams of Birmingham, Miss Hen rietta Humes, Mesdames A. H. Robinson, Overton Lea, r. O. Watts, Walter Wool wine, w K Phillips. Alton Wade, S. E. Rose, Owen Wilson. Joe Ford. Mora Sharp, w. M. Dlsmukes, w. A. Cunning ham and Miss Helen Trenholm.
 The wedding presents filled a large room on the second floor. Notable was a large silver claret pitcher tray and goblet, heir looms in the Niles family, presented by the parents of the groom.
 Mir. Niles and his bride left at 9:sO for New York. Bosten. Washington and an outing in, Meth Carolina. They will be away scme weeks and when they return will reside with Mir. and Mrs. Dlsmukes Mrs. Niles travelling gown was an English grey basket cloth, with a white poagee shirt waist and a Litchenstein hat in tones of champagne and tan.
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