The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-09

and especially so when the brides are TWO
such winsome and attractive girls as the
Misses Patterson. The marriage OF MISS
Caroline Patterson to Mr. Leonard f.
Kleybecker and of Miss Elizabeth Flor
enee Patterson to Mr.. Clarence william
Wallace, was prettily soemnized yester-
day afternoon at 2 o'clock at the nome
of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. {. X. rat
terson, on Highland avenue. The vows
were spoken in the presence OF a limited
number of their relatives and friends OF
the young people, there being only ABOUT
40 included in the coterie.
The home was beautifully decorated Tor
a marital event Greenery. with white
blossoms. adorned the living room, in
which the nuptial service took place. An
altar of palms and smilax was erected IN
front of a tall manteL Blazing high
above the heads of the group about the
altar were white altar candles. Else
where in the room were dozens of Brides
roses showing against the green. MIS-
F. B. Clements played the bridal march
of Mendelssohn for the entrance OF the
party, seated at the piano, which was
placed in a bower of palms. The TWO
lovely brides entered together, and fol-
lowing them were the bridegrooms. MISS
Elizabeth Patterson acted as her sister S
maid of honor, holding her bouquet as
the ring was placed on her finger, ana
Mr.. Wallace performed the office OF best
man for the groom, Mr.. kleyoecKer'
When the bows were taken by this cou-
pie. Mrs Kleybecker assumed the duties
of matron of honor to her sister, Miss
Elizabeth Patterson, Mr.. Kleybecker In
turn acting as best man for Mr.. Wallace.
The officiating minister was DR., Piunkete
Of the South Highland Presbyterian
church.
Roth brides were gowned for travelling
wearing stunning suits of tan clotn siiiii-
lar in style and tint. Their chapeauN'
both tan. were different in character pu.
smart little affairs, in keeping with
tailored gown. They carried Brides roses
and showers of white lilies.
A reception followed the wedding
Mrs Patterson. the mother of the BRIDE
was gowned for the afternoon IN olaoN
silk. lace trimmed. Assisting her "eie
Mrs. w. w. Coghill. wearing gray
a fternoon gown; Mrs. Guy Harding Oh
wa sbinrton. N. c., in wistaria SILK
Miss Florence Wolf of NashVllie' VIM
looked very attractive in pongee ai'-
ernoon frock. Among the guests were
Mr. Frank wallace of New YORK; MI
and Mrs. F. w. Garrett Of South caro-
lima Mr.. w. H. Rushton. Miss Louise
Rnshton. Miss Chain, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Saks, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard FER
due Mr.. and Mrs =. b. Clements
Mrs Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs David Fox
and Mrs. W. T. Fox, Mrs. f. G. shep-
herd Mrs. Alden wallace and others.
In the dining room. where buhet
luncheon was served, the table was
lovely with its large centerpiece OF pink
sweet peas. Candles ohone under rose
s,,lx shades and bonhons followed the
pink suggestion,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kleybecker and Mr.. ana
Mrs. wallace left yesterday afternoon
for bridal tours to points IN the east
They expect to be absent several weeks.
The hest wishes of many friends fol-
low them. The Misses Patterson have
lived in Birmingh am a number of years
and have endeared themselves to hosts
of friends. The young men they have
married are highly esteemed by all who
know them.