The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-05-04
REID-MOOR
WEDDING OCCURS


An out of town wedding whose details
will be of interest to large circle of
friends was that of Miss Ida Reid OF
Dothan and Mr.. Joseph Billings Moor OF
this city which occurred III Dotnan this
week and was attended by large num-
Der of guests from Birmingham and other
Alabama cities. Mr. Moor is popular
young man of this city. He is son OF
Mrs. S B. Moor and a member of one
of the pioneer families. His sister, Mrs.
Lindley Mcclure, of this city was matron
of honor Mr. Ossan Drake was best man
and other members of the bridal party are
we'll known here June ], after the con-
clusion of their bridal trip, Mr.. and mrs.
Moor will be at home with Mrs. George
c. Ball on South Eleventh avenue
OF the wedding ceremony the Dothan
Eagle gives a detailed account, eNeerp's
from which follow:
To Mendelssohn's wedding march,
played by Mrs. II. G. Forester, the orloa'
marty entered, led by the little RIBBON
girls, Misses Evelyn Sherman. Ida Ma
lone, Lillian Crawford and Mary Lou Ben,
wearing hand embroidered lace, trimmed
lingerie dresses oyer white satin. CARRYING
broad, white, satin ribbons, WITH "iiion
they formed an aisle.
Next came the ushers, Messrs. j. Il.
Trawick. H. Calvin, Brantley Folmar and
Davis Campbell, grouping themselves
around the chancel
The four matrons of honor, MIS-. fusu
smith, gowned in a blue crepe meteor'
Mrs Walker in lavender crepe meteor'
Mrs Binley McClude, sister OF the groom
in rose crepe meteor, and Mrs Brinkley
IN white charmeuse, all wearing acces-
sories to match and picture hats trimmed
in French plumes carrying shower DO
nIets of Dorothy Perkins roses, entered
next.
The bridesmaids, Miss iodine Brown
and Miss Florrie Malone, came an next
opposite to the groomsmen, Mr.. Wiiiian,
+. Reid and Bob Clark, and were foiloWed
by the two sisters of the BRIDE Neii anu
Christine. . -.
| Miss Sadie Clyde Crum, the maid OF
honor. was lovely in white embroidered
yoile trimmed in accordion plated friiis
and brocaded ribbon over messahne.
The two little flower girls, Elizabeth
| Walker and Francis Watford, carrying
| Marie Antonette baskets tied with PINK
| and blue tule from which they were
strewine sweet peas. preceded the bride
Who entered with her father, Mr.. Ben
iamin F. Reid, by whom she was gwen
! in marriage.
The bride was becopingly attired IN
French suit of two tone brown eponge'
wearing an imported hat trimmed III
pheasant wing.
Her only ornaments were a ilnh pId.e
LET with watch setting, the gift OF the
groom and a pearl broach with diamond
center. the gift of her father. Tbs groom
was attended by Mr. o. l.. Drake OF bir-
mingham as best man. The ceremony was
impressively performed by the Rev. W. NJ
Anderson of the Woodlawn Baptist
church of Birmingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moor left on an EXTENDED
tour out west. After June ! they VIII
he at home in Birmingham.
Mr.. Moor holds a responsible position
as a manufacturers agent, making MS
headquarters in Birmingham
Among the out of town guests attending
the wedding were: Mrs. Linley Mcclure
of Nashville, Mrs. s. Cottingham OF At
lanta. Mrs l.. L. Oslin of Atlanta, Mrs. T.
ID. Sale Of Panama City, Fla; Mrs. S. b.
Moor of Birmingham, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Ried of Montezuma, Ca; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Ried of Montezuma, Ca; MISS
Gena Mae Snow of birmingham. Miss
sallie Clyde Crum of Montgomery, Mr..
| @. L. Drake'o of Birmingham. Mr.. w. F.
Ried of Tuscaloosa. Mr.. Davis Campbell
of Columbia, Mr. J. r. Holland of Macon,
Mr., Reynolds of Macon and others.