The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-01

Weatherly, Miss Annie Mae Walthall, Miss Clara L. Woodson.
 BATCEEIoH-SHOOk
 WEDDING IN NASHVILLE
 The Birmingham friends of Miss Es- telle Shook of Nashville sister of MT. Pasehal Shook of Birmingham and MT. Warner Shook of Tuscaloosa, will be in- terested in the account of her marriage to MT. Batchelor It occurred Saturday in Nashville. The Tennessean says;
 The marriage of Miss Estele Shook to MT. Henry A. Batchelor, Jr., which was solemnized yesterday afternoon at the First Presbyterian church at O clock in the presence of several hundred friends, was one of the most brilliant and perfectly executed events In Nash vilie's social histor, Dr. James I. Vance. who is still with his charge at officiate.
 The musical programme given preced- ing the ceremony was an especially charming one, played by two of the city's most talented musicians, Mrs. Addie Campbell, organist, and MT. Alfred E. Howell violinist. Many exquisite love lyrics were given. Mendelssohn was played as the bridal party entered, with Lohengrin used as the recessional, Mir. EloNth piaSiHb all dppiOPiidlS oclcNtloI during the ceremony.
 The maids and ushers, Misses Mary Ann Robinson, Margaret Warner. Mar garet Hampton, Idabelle Wilson and El- len Meeks, and Messrs James Turner, Neil Snow of Detroit Win Calan of Cincinnati. Roger Hill of Saginaw, Mich. and Alfred Shook of Tuscaloosa. led the bridal party and entered the church sing ly and alternately. MT. Edwin A. Price, the brides sister, served as matron. Ferns were arranged in an empire bas- ket-the handles of which were entwined with tulle and smilax.
 '.'The bride entered with her father, Col. A. M. Shook. and was joined at the altar by the groom and his best man, Mir. Sam Rust of Saginaw, Mich.
 ,"The bride was extremely handsome in an exquisite toilette of rare lace and duchess satin, the corsage and skirt fash tened out of the lace, with the court train of satin fastened to the corsage with pearl and silver embroidered buckle, the floral design of the yoke embroidered in pearls. The tulle veil was caught to the coiffure with sprays of orange blossoms. She carried a chatelaine bouquet of white orchids and lilies of the valley.
 "The pink, white and blue Dresden cos tlumes of the matron of honor and bridesmaids gave a most pleasing effect. These gowns were made of white chiffon with bordure design of pink roses and blue ribbon. Two gowns were finished and bordered with pink messaline, two in blue, with two in white. The satin sashes were finished with rosebuds. Com pleting these pretty toilettes were pie ture hats of silver lace faced with pink chiffon and trimmed with pink velvet roses. The flowers they carried, Mary land roses and ferns, were filling an em- pire basket. the handles of which were entwlned with ,AAe and smilax.
 The little maid of honor was very dainty and sweet in a white lace frock finished with blue ribbons and carried basket of lilies of the valley.
 Miss Shocks souvenirs to her maids were silver chatelaines, with set of handsome trinkets attached, each en- graved with the bridal monogram and the wedding date. The bride presented her matron of honor with a silver purse, and the little girl attendant received gold bracelet as a souvenir. MT Batche- Tor gave his attendants gold knives.
 Immediately following the ceremony was a reception at the Shook home to 250 guests Colonel and Mrs. Shook and MT. and Mrs Batchelor were assisted in re ceiving by MT. and Mrs. Edwin A. Price Mrs Henry A. Batchelor and MT. and Mrs. j. T. Wylle of Saginaw Mich, MT and Mrs. Pascal Shook of Birmingham MT. and Mrs Warner Shook of Tusce- loosa, MT. Alfred Shook, MT. and Mrs. John w. Thomas, Mir and Mrs. Wade Kirkpatrick. My. and Mrs John M Gray, Jr.. and the out-of-town guests at the wedding: Mrs. Lila Colyar Thompson Of Memphis, Col. and Mrs. L. D. Tyson, Gov. and Mrs George w. Baxter and Mrs. w. G. Brownlow of Knoxville, MT. and Mrs. Robert Jemison, Sr,, Mir, and Mrs. Robert Jemison Jr., Mrs. Culpepper Ex- um, all of Birmingham, MT. and Mrs. Ar thur F. Evans of Chicago, MT. and Mrs. Robert Lee Coney of Atlanta, Judge and Mrs E. T. Sanford and Miss Katherine Baxter of Knoxville and Mir. and Mrs. Newton White of Giles county. Among the guests from a distance were MT. Br- skine Ramsey of Birmingham. MT. Ed Mershon of Saginaw and Jack Lory of Cincinnati.
 A brilliant reception followed at the beautiful Shook residence.
 silk, yelled in brown chiffon and finished with mink fur.
 Mrs Warner Shocks toilette was of burnt orange silk, finished with touches of black velvet and gold, with bands of mink fur, and with this she wore black picture hat faced with coral velvet, trimmed with black plumes.
 MT. and Mrs. Batchelor left last night for New York, from which port they will sail 'on Thursday for a six weeks trip abroad, visiting Spain. France and Eng land. On their return they will be with Colonel and Mrs. Shook.
 MISS WILLIAMS HOSTESS