The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-12-05
The Snith-McAdory Wedding
AT First Methodist Church
Tango Teas at the Country Club to be initiated
Matters CT Interest to Socety-Baptist Day at the Doll Ba
zar-Luncheons Served Under the Baptist Auspices
With Mrs Adams Charman-Persona Notes
by MYRTLE MILES

, who gave her in marriage. She wore
| beautiful wedding gown and was one OF
| the handsomest brides seen this winter at
Birmingham wedding Her gown was
| built of satin Venus and a soft quality of
| brocaded charmeuse, which fashioned the
long pointed train A 1lmy vest of shirred
tulle was draped with duchesse and rose
| point, adorned with rhinestone and pearl
ornaments, and the soft draperies of chif-
fon which were caught over the skirt had
glittering tassel pendant from each. A
large rosette of chiffon on the front of
the girdle was caught with spray of
valley lilies and at the feet where a grace
full drapery of tulle ended in a pearl or
nament a beautiful piece of point lace,
which was worn on Mrs. McAdorys
mothers wedding gown, made beautiful
finish.
The wedding veil was especially grace
ful and pretty. Caught back with valley
lilies, it had a bit of lace caught in be-
coming fashion about the face and dec
GRATED with pearls. Miss McAdory's
! bouquet was roses and lilies of the valley
A reception followed at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. McAdory on Highland avenue
Inc guests We're limited to the members
OF the bridal party and the relatives, with
few very close friends. The residence
was elaborately decorated. On the wide
porch, which was enclosed in canvas and
Y.
We're stationed punch table and coffee
table. The punch table was covered with
lace and had large rosette of white
tulle, with parma violets scattered over its
surface. Miss Julia Carney and Miss
Lydia Eustis served. AT the opposite end
OF the yerandah Miss Mary Lou Cobb and
MISS Margaret Gage poured coffee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Smith, Mr. and
Mrs McAdory. Mr.. and Mrs. Fac Smith
fnun cr11nc for. Il,
ing received in the drawing room where
the decorations were smlax and lavender
orchids. Mrs McAdory wore a handsome
oiack brocaded charmeuse gown with Jet
and lace for garnitures and her ornament
was handsome pearl necklace that is
cherlshed heirloom. Her flowers were
palma yiolets. Mrs. Fac Smith was a
gracious and charming member of the
party, wearing white charmeuse gown
with bodice of chantilly lace and touches
or lavender in the sorsage. Her bouquet
was of orchids. Her mother Mrs. Turner,
was in black charmeuse and real lace;
Mrs. Phipps-Mille of Berlin, Germany,
who Is Mrs. Smiths house guest, was in
black lace over lavender, and wore a
corsage bouquet of lavender sweet peas.
Mrs Sara Simpson of Cincinnati was in
an imported black lace gown over white
charmeuse and wore a corsage bouquet
OF sweet peas Mrs. Albert Bozeman of
Meridian and Mr. r. L. Crook We're the
other out of town guests for the wedding.
The reception hall was in keeping with
the remainder of the house in it's deco
rative. plan-an abundance of smiax with
lavender blossoms-chr in
this department The brides table in the
dining room was graced with large we'd
ding cake containing the usual souvenirs
to be drawn with lavender and green rib
bons This was surrounded with lilies,
of the valley and the candles were shad-
ed in green. Pending from the ribbons of
the wedding cake were tiny baskets in
which the bride had secreted pins, her
gifts for her maids. A buffet supper was
served from the dining room, and in the
conseryator beyond an orchestra played
throughout the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith left last night
for a wedding trip, the destination of
which is unknown, and at its conclusion
will keep house in one of the new apart
ments.