The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-06-10
BRILLIANT WEDDING OF
 DR. JORDAN AND MISS CAsToN

DR. JORDAN AND MISS GASToN.
 The South Highland Methodist church was the scene of a brilliant wedding last evening when amid a distinguished as- semblage the nuptial ceremony of Miss Luclle Gaston, the only daughter of Judge and Mrs. Zell Gaston, to Dr. Mortl- mer Harvie Jordan was solemnized. The interior of the new church. which has seen the celebration of only one other wedding since it's completion, was artis tically adorned with growing plants, lux uriant palms bedecking the chancel and contrasting beautifully with the old Eng hsh finish of the woodwork which made a rich and effective background for the bridal party picturesquely grouped about the altar.
 preceding the ceremony beautiful musical programme was presented by Mrs Charles Bowman, with the assist ance or Miss Ruby Munger, MT. J. B. Iuckie and Miss Laura Winlxler of Green vile, Ala. Miss Munger sang q Love You Truly" and MT. Luclxie's selection was sBecause." The vocal numbers were followed with a violin solo by Miss Wink Ter who with Mrs. Bowman rendered MacDowell's gro a Wild Rose," during the ceremony which was impressively pro- nounced by Rev. Hoyt M. Dobbs.
 AS the tones of the wedding march sounded through the church the bridal party entered Dr. Lorenzo F. Luckie and Dr. Alfred Walker led the process sion, followed by the two other ushers, MT. Bert Throckmorton and MT. William Mudd. They passed down the aisles and entered the chancel, followed by the bridesmaids and groomsmen, Miss Mary Becker of Chicago, and pr. Cecil Gas ton, the brother of the bride, being the first to enter. Miss Edith Bowron and MT. William Coniff, Miss Anne Gaston of Montgomery and MT. Mudd Martin. Miss Linley Graham and Dr. James A. Allen Miss Florence Rogers and pr. Andrew cameron, Miss Louise Walker and Mr. George Eggleston. Miss Mary Campbell and MT. Frank Smith, Miss Marie Smith and MT. Richard Hawkins entered in or der, bridesmaids and groomsmen simul- taneously, but down separate aisles
 The scene presented was a beautiful one and impressed the throng of guests watching the, entrance of the group of beautiful young women who passed mar allel with the groomsmen, to the chan eel rail, where already the ushers had taken their stand, making three separate rows. The bridesmaids gown were fash toned of cloud-like faces and sheerest ln- gerie, and built over a foundation of pink silk. The sleeves were especially dainty and pretty-very short and they wore pink slippers and hose. and car ried sheath bouquets of La France roses
 Miss Mabel Wheelock was the maid of honor. She never looked more charm ing than last evening when she wore an exquisite brocaded chiffon in the rose pink tint and garnitured on bodice and skirt with Irish crochet faces. In ac- cordance with the pretty summer fash ion followed In all the costumes the neck was quite low and her sleeves very short They, as was the corsage, were orna- mented with balls of the Irish crochet lace suspended at the elbow She wore pink slippers and the all pink idea was completed by the shower bouquet of La France roses An ornament worn in her hair was bandeau of brilliants.
 Miss Gaston entered the church with her father Judge Zell Gaston, who gave her in marriage. There have been many beautiful brides in Birmingham but never was one loveller than this young girl whose beauty and sweetness have made her beloved of many in a career as belle which has been so brief as to leavs her until yesterday in the debutante set. Her bridal robe was supreme its simple