The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-19

, ment and the beauty of the girls gowns 1 was like the entire ceremonial, tasteful ana elegant. The two bridesmaids, Miss l Jessie Len Banks of Attalla and Miss | EiliSe Robinson of Bessemer were like l charming Vatican pictures in their chif- | ion gowns of soft pink and with slippers | and other accessories en suite. Their | flowers were chatelaine clusters of pink Killarney rosebuds and lilies of the val ] ley.
 | The groomsmen in attendance upon MT. Ranks were MT. Fred Banks of Attalla and Mr. William Gaines of Georgia. The brtdesr0ids and groomsmen were fol- 1 lowed to the altar by the lovely young sister of the bride, Miss Marguerite Rob- inson, who was her maid of honor. She
 was especially charming in white chif- i fon cloth gown made over messaline | In the graceful, straight fashion so capti- Xating on a slender, youthful figure. She wore d slistneing ornament in her hair | and carried a large cluster of roses show cred with lilies of the valley.
 Miss Robinson entered the drawing loom with her father, pr. Elisha Miller Robinson, who gave her in marriage. She is a most distinguished looking young woman, and last night seemed especially patrician in her statuesque bridal robes. Her gown was fashioned of heavy satin. III a court train. The corsage of the robe was almost entirely made of old duchesse lace and rose point, while cascade of the lace was also caught on the skirt with cluster Of orange blossoms The throat was collarless and the pretty lace ti lmmed sleeves very short Miss Robin
 son wore one of those becoming veils
 made with 2 cap outlined in orange blos-
 scms, and her bouquet was a gorgeous
 cluster of orchids and lilies
 T;cy. pr. l.. c. Branscomb. pastor of tba
 First Methodist church, was the officiat-
 ing clergyman, pronouncing a beautiful
 service. Especially sacred it was am,
 Charming in that the same minister had
 presided at the marriage of the bride s
 parents. and again at the christening of
 baby Marion Robinson.
 At the conclusion of the vows a de-
 lghtful reception was held prior to the
 departure of MT. and Mrs. Banks for
 their wedding trip to the southern coast
 Dr. and Mrs. Robinson were assisted ;n
 welcoming the guests by Afr. and Mrs
 Banks of Altalla, the parents of the groom Mrs. Robinson was a gracious and cordial hostess, wearing a white silk
 Noile reception gown over messaline
 Mrs. Banks was also in white, her gown fashioned of crepe de chine being most becoming. Mrs J. T. StolSelv was also a pleasant member of the receiving party. and was as usual exqusitely gowned
 Mrs. Charles DeBardeleben an aunt of the bride, was one Of the beauties ob- served among the guests. Her gown was an empire ceraton of white marousette te over satin and silver garnture in her hair heightened its becomingness. Mrs. Carter, another sister of Mrs Robinson. wore black mousseline richly trimmed Gnd built over white satin Mrs Snead Of Georgia was another kinswoman who was beautifully gowned. Her evening Gress was pale blue marquisette through winch messaline of harmonious tint Sleamed attractvely. Mrs. F.. H. Prince was gracious member of the receiving party. Her gown was q filmy black fabri,, blilt over white satin and eabOra telv gar nitured with real lace
 The eXquisiteness of the wedding le- taiis was evident in the dainty plates served in the dining room. The ices were nodded as hearts, surmounted by Cupids the French bon bons and cakes were em- bossed with valley lilies and other details were in keeping.
 This, while not one of the large nuptial events of the season, was one of the most important. Birmingham is not so younS but that the pioneer families are of espe- cial importance and interest and the bride of last night is one of the farest repre- sentatives of the splendid old Jefferson county families. Birmingham is her ! irthplace and her fathers people and her mothers are Aabamians of prominence end influential connection. Her father D;. Elisha Miller Robinson. is graduate ef the State university Mrs. Banks was q Margaret Allen school graduate and