The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-01-04
YESTERDAYS EVENTS IN SOCIAL WORLD Brilliant Wedding of Miss Nun
 ger and MT. Earle MRS. JACOBS MUSICALE 
 Society Hears Mrs. Ripley 5easley In Musicale at the Country Club.
 Mrs. AIdrich's Brilliant
 Numbers.
BY ANNIE KENDRIcK WALKER.

Iue wedding or MISS tfosd huh6ei eldest daughter of MT. and Mrs. Robert Sylvester Munger. and MT. Paul Hamil- ton Earle. took place last evening at 9 o'clock at the First Methodist church. the ceremony being impressiyely per- formed by the Rev. J. H. Mccoy. The church was decorated with palms and as it occupies a similar position in Blr- mngham as that accorded St. Thomas in New York, in the long list of fashion able weddings which have been solemn ized at its altar, the imposing ceremony last evening added to this list of not able weddings
 The wedding music was brilliant. The portion of the church reserved for the two families and for the guests who were to attend the reception was designated with wreathes of asparagus fern and white tnlle
 Miss Munger who was given away by her father. was al fair and lovely bride in her satin and tulle It was a princess of white duchess satin completely yelled with bridal yelling. The eorsage was trimmed with real lace, orange blossoms, lilies of the valley and pearls The veil of tulle was caught with a wreath of orange blossoms. Miss Mungers bouquet was a superb one The orchids forming the large part of the bouquet were in the exquisite pale pink and lilac tints, while the shower part was of lilies of the val ley.
 Miss Ruby Munger, a younger sister of the bride, was maid of honor. She was gowned in white radium cloth and carried white violets Mrs. Colett Nun ger was matron of honor. Her gown was of lilac lace, embroidered over silk and her flowers were Palma violets.
 The bridesmaids were Miss Anne Earle, a sister of the bridegroom; Miss Rena Munger of Dallas, Tex, cousin of the bride, Miss Agnes Terrell, Miss Louise Walker Miss Susie McLester. Miss Car rie Cobbs, Miss Caroline Chisholm, Miss Dora Northington, Miss Fannie Dunn, Miss Bessie LeGrande. They were beau- tifully gowned in toilettes of white ra- dium cloth, made decollette. The girdles, slippers and gloves were in an exquisite lavendar shade and completing these lovely gowns were large bouquets of Pal ma volets.
 Mir. Earle's best. man was MT. James Arthur Smith and the men attendants were MT. Eugene Munger, MT. Robley C. Munger. brothers of the bride: MT. Frank Smith, MT. John c. Henley, MT. William Manley, MT. Benjamin Reynolds, MT. Brett Brown, MT Carl Brown, Mr. Ezel Craig. Mr. Mercer Barnett, MT. Theodore Koeng. M. Chase Perkins, Mir Alexander Chisholm and MT. Edward K. Collett of Fort Worth, Texas.
 Following the ceremony at the church was a large reception at the residence of the brides parents. 1881 South Eleventh avenue The decorations were very hand some and in addition to the spacious house additional space was provided in a beautiful banquet room erected for the occasion on the Nineteenth street side of the house. It was entirely trans- formed by wealth of tropical foliage, southern smilax and palms being lavishly used. An elaborate hot supper was served the wedding guests. In the dining room proper was arranged the table for the wedding party. The magnificent dec orations were in orchids and violets, and the usual mementose, the ring, thimble and dime were drawn from this orchid boquet in golden hearts. The wedding souvenirs were small bags of white satin filled with cake The bags were orna- mented with a gold monogram. The re- ception was attended by several hundred guests. A canvass awning was stretched to the Eleventh avenue entrance.
 MT. and Mrs. Munger and MT. Earle and his bride received in the drawing room. Mrs. Munger was handsomely gowned in grey silk voile trimmed in real lace and French roses of chiffon in the pastel tnts.
 MT. and Mrs. Earle will be absent on their wedding journey several weeks.
 Owing to the social prominence of the two families the wedding was of wide interest. Miss Munger had not yet made her debut in society but her radiant and charming personality have drawn about her the admiration of both young and old MT. Earle is son of Mrs. Paul Hamilton Earle, and the family is an old and influential one He is a member of both the Southern and Country clubs.
 Among the out of town guests were MT. and Mrs. s. l. Munger, Mrs. LeRoy Munger, Mrs. J. R. Teague, Miss Davis and Miss Eugenia Collett of Texas.