The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-21
DAVIS-EVENS
 WEDDING OCCURS

l Wedding bells as well as Christmas bells are ringing right merrily, for yesterday | several nuptial events of interest through out Alabama were solemnized. At S;3o
 o'clock last evening a large company as | sembled at the Church of the Advent to witness the marriage of Miss Sallie Evens
 and Mir Owen Llewelyn Davis of Trini- l dad Col. The bride is one of trio of lovely daughters of MT. and Mrs. J. w. | Eyens The bridegroom is a prominent
 young lumberman of Trinidad. Col, and i the son of MT. and Mrs o. L. Davis of
 that city.
 The church was effectively decorated | for the wedding, the predominant color
 scheme being green and white. though clusters of pink roses filled the altar vases. The chancel was banked with palms of varying height and through the | green shadows of their long leaves showed | the gIeam of many white candles shining | from seven branched candlesticks. The | ceremony was pronounced in a soft half | light, the rays from the candles giving
 the only brightness. Tt was a singuary
 beautiful ceremony and the lines were given by WIT. William F. Evans, the rec | tor of the church, with impressive and | solemn sweetness.
 1 Within the white ribbons sat the mem | bers of the two families, and the two social clubs of which the bride is a mem
 ber--the Bachelor Girls and the Highland | Clan--beside the two organizations com
 posed of young men-the Growlers and | the Friars.
 | Professor Grambs played the nuptal | music, splendid programme, before he entrance of the bridal party, concluding | with a song, I Love Thee,' sung by Mrs. l Harry Burn, the tones straying sweety
 into the wedding march from 'Lohen- grin" MT. Bert Throckmorton and MT. ! F. l.. Evens, the brides brother, led the way to the altar followed by MT. Alden | McClelland Wallace who entered alone.
 MT. Jean SnedalSer of Colorado and MT. | Halliday of Columbus, O., entered to- | gether and were followed by the brides | maids who came down the aisle singly. | Miss Annie Binn and Miss Susie White | served Miss Evens in this capacity Each looked very pretty and dainty in pink | satin with gold lace and net trimmings and they carried arm clusters of pink roses
 Mrs. Alden McClelIand Wallace was her sisters matron of honor. In white net
 heavily embroidered in gold, the panel
 bordered in cloth of gold and this ma teral introduced again on the corsage
 she was beautiful picture. A Paradise I agrette was worn in her hair and her flowers were pink roses.
 | The maid of honor was Miss Ruth Evens
 
 i her beauty. A tunc of gold beaded net was built over white satin, and real lace
 and a heavy gold fringe made an attrac- tive finish. She also carried pink roses. | The bridal party formed circle within the chancel, the maid of honor who was last to enter, stopped at the steps leading | to the altar, where the bride and Mir
 Davis. accompanied by his best man. Mr. | George Davis, of Denver, met her and the betrothal ceremony was pronounced, the l young couple afterward ascending the steps to receive the vows
 | Miss Evens entered With her father Mir. J. w. Evens. who gave her in mar iiage She wore a superb bridal gown created of brocaded satin, with panel in the front and back of the gown reaching to the end of the train. Duchess lace and pearls garnitured the corsage, and the bridal veil was caught in cap effect with
 orange blossoms and lilies of the valley
 She carried bouquet of white roses with fringe of valley lilies and single or enid in the cent<r.
 After the ceremony MT. and Mrs. Evens entertained limited number of their friends at their home with a buffet sup CONTINUED ON PAGE 0)