The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-30
Observation-Disclosures
WEDDING SOLEMNIZED

At the First Christian church yesterday
afternoon the marriage of Miss Eula
Davis Starbuck to Mr.. lean Earl Star
buck of Perry, Ga, was solemnized at
4:S0 o'clock in the presence of number
OF friends. The Rev. Allen r. Moore
was the officiant.
The interior of the quaint little church
was adorned with palms and foliage.
The altar looked especially pretty. Miss
Mary McCaskey played the wedding
march and at It's opening tones they en-
tered the church and proceeded down
the central aisles. They were Mr.. H.
Gait Braxton, Mr. Harry Bernard, Mr..
Roy Fitch and Mr.. Branch Tarpley
Miss Carrie Starbuck. as maid of honor,
vas the brides only attendant. She was
charming In a white lingerie frock and
large picture hat Her flowers were
pink roses Mr.. Starbuck, accompanied
by his best man, Mr.. Carey Andrews of
Perry, Ca. met his bride at the altar.
Miss Starbuck was gowned for travel
ing in a gray cloth tailored suit with
hat en- suite and carried shower bou-
qret of roses and sweet peas Mr.. and
Mrs Starbuck left yesterday afternoon
for a wedding journey. after which they
will be at home in Perry, Ga.
FOR MISS RICHARDSON
Nasturtiums and sweet peas decorated
the pretty home of the Jack w. Johnsons
last evening for the bridge party given
In compliment to Miss Anne Richardson
of Tacoma. Wash, by Miss Cary john
son. The flower-decorated interior made
a charming setting for so dainty hos
Vitality and each feature of the occa-
sion was planned with the usual clever
ness of his accomplished young hostess.
Score cards were hand-painted with ex-
oulsite little scenes, an added charm
being the fact that this was the handi-
work of the hostess herself. The two
prizes included hand-painted parasol
and silver cigar cutter. The honoree
was presented with silver picture
frame.
Following the games salad and ice
course was served. Those whom Miss
Johnson's hospitality included were Miss
Anne Richardson of Tacoma, Wash; Miss
Joy Tomlinson. Miss Ellen Percy, Miss
Mary Campbell, Miss Mary Tardy. Miss
Dorothy Johnston. Mr.. Matthews Tardy.
Mr.. Maurice Henderson. Mr.. w. 3. Dicks.
Mr.. Val Kolb. Mr.. Matt Otey. Mr.. Id
Norment and Mr.. Leroy Percy.
GILIILAND-TOMLI
Last evening at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Tomlin,
occurred the marriage OF Miss Maybelle
Tomlin and Mr.. Arthur Lee Gilliland. The
guests numbered about 100 of the friends
and relatives of the two families.
The Tomlin residence was deliberately
decorated with garden flowers and fol-
aee. The pink and white motive was
prettily effected in a profusion of mag
nolias, June roses and sweet peas. Be-
tween The two parlors was mound OF
ferns and palms; here the vows were
taken, the Rev. X. N. Matthews Of.
ficiating.
The two ribbon bearers were Masters
Robbie Sweat and AL Stafford, who wore
smart little white costumes. Little Emma
May Culpepper of Meridian, Miss, wear
ing pretty pink frock, was flower girl
for the bride and carried the ring az
we'll, concealed in a pink rosebud. In
her basket of sweet peas.
Miss Alethea Gambill was Miss Tom
Inns maid of honor. She was effectively
attired In white lingerie and carried a
largo cluster of pink and white carna-
tons.
Miss Tomlin was given In marriage by
her father, Mr.. w. B. Tomlin. She met
the bridegroom. and his best man, M.
William James, of Alfalfa, at the altar.
where the words of the ceremony were
pronounced. She wore pretty bridal
robe Of satin garnitured with pearls and
a veil caught with orange blossoms. Her
Mowers were brides roses.
A reception followed the wedding. Mr..
and Mrs. Gilliland left on the late train
for washington and other points In the
north When they return they will be II
home on the corner Of Sixteenth street
and Fourteenth avenue. Both young
people have many friends who are inter-
ested in their nuptialG.
QUILTING PARTY
Thn a dSs, Ala societv ~ MT Vernon