The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-22

the Rev. Hoyt M Dobbs The chancel was handsomely decorated with palms and cut flowers, and there were several or gan selections preceding the arrival of the wedding party. The church, noted for the number of beautiful weddings which have taken place there, had it's list of elaborate ceremonials added to in that of last evening, for all that beauty of chancel decoration, large wedding party, and the loveliness of the young bride herself combined to make the wed- ding ideally picturesque.
 Miss Dickerson entered the church with her father. She was gowned in soft white satin, the empire effect, and the front Of the gown fashioned with panels embroid- cred in a graceful design done in seed peals. while pear-shaped pearls added to the richness of the design. Rose point laces formed the yoke and finished the corsage The tulle veil was worn with orange blossoms and the bridal bouquet was of lilies of the valley.
 Miss Ellen Dickerson, a sister of the bride, was maid of honor, and was gowned in yellow messalne, and carried white chrysanthemums. The bridesmaids, Miss May Collins, Miss Bessie Brown, Miss Bessie May Thompson, Miss Sadie Gillespie. Miss Nellie Nabers, Miss Mar jorie Weatherly, Miss Bess Holdredge, of New York. and Miss Eugenia Smith, of PrattVille. wore gowns of white chiffon cloth over messaline satin, and carried yellow ehrysanthemums.
 Mr. Jones best man was MT. Houston Davis, and the groomsmen were MT. Ted Joy, MT. William Curry, Mr. Jack As bury, MT Edward Crawford, Mir Mat Sloane, MT Robert Gregory Mr. Tracy Lay, MT. Samuel Friedman, of Tusca- loosa
 MT. Arthur Chenoweth, Mr. Edward Jordan, MT. Nat Barker. MT. Richard Hawkins, MT. Fernwood Mitchell
 Owing to the early departure of the train upon which Mir. Jones and his bride left for their wedding journey, there was no reception following the ceremony. The wedding party went direct to the Iiilman from the church and Mir Jones and his bride drove to the railway sta tion from the hotel. The brides travel ing gown was of olive green cloth, the hat of brown.
 The brides mother was handsomely gowned in Copenhagen blue, beautifully trimmed with passementeries.
 Preceding the wedding there have been a number of dinners for the bridal party, Miss Dickerson having been one of the most feted young women whose weddings have taken place this winter She is a very lovely and artistic girl, and com pines with charming personality quail ties that have made her greatly beloved and admired.
 Mir. Jones has a host of friends in both the social and business worlds, Is a mem Der of the Southern and Country clubs and no young bachelor is more highly es- teemed.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jones will reside with the latters parents at their residence on Fair view avenue.
 The Music Study circle gave a most artistic musicale yesterday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Richard F. Johnston. It was the first open meet ing of the season. The programme was arranged by Mrs. Johnston and in- cluded selections from the several com posers who have been the subject for study. About one hundred and fifty ladies, including members of the cir cle and their guests, enjoyed the musi- cale. While there were no encore numbers the prolonged applause fol- lowing each selection could hardly have been resisted by even professionals.
 The programme numbers were from Bach, Handel, Hayden, Mozart Beethoven, Gluck, Weber, Schumann and Schubert. The musicale was held in the large living room which com fortably seated the large number of guests. The first number was Bachs "AGolgotha, from St. Matthew's Passion, sung by Miss Ila Nunnaly. Miss Lena Jackson gave Hayden's Here Let My Tears Flow" There were two piano numbers by Mrs. Robert Stone, the Hallalulah Chorus by Han del and Schumann number. Mrs. O'Neill contributed q double number, Hear Ye o Israel" by Mendelsshon. and Gluck's Thou My Adored." Mrs. William Mudd Jordan gave piano selection from Mendelsshon's Songs Without Words" and there was duet by Miss Nunnally and Mrs. O'Neill and also a. double number from Schubert