The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-10

Beauty roses and ferns the chandeliers
in the second parlor were draped with
tulle in the American Beauty shade and
white. The brides table stood in this
apartment; on It was a huge cake beau
tifuly embossed and a miniature bride
and groom made clever ornament. Mrs.
Reid Lawson presided over the brides
table, and in the remaining apartments
Mrs. Harris was assisted by other friends.
At the door her guests were welcomed
by Mrs. Richard W. Massey, Mrs. Mary
Stohert and Mrs. Tom Stobert
The ceremony was beautifully arranged
and impressively soemnized. Four small
ribbon bearers-Ann Brazelton, Adelaide
Fox Eleanor Durham and Elizabeth Fox,
pretty little girls in, white lace frocks
and sashes in which the rose motive had
been introduced carried the garlanded
ribbons which formed an aisle. About
the bands of white satin, mimosa ferns
were twined to form a floral rope and
at intervals an American Beauty bud
was caught.
Miss Dorsey Harris, the younger sister
of the bride, was first bridesmaid Mr..
William Wilson, the first groomsman, en-
tered with her and following them came
Miss Ruth Hayes with Mr.. Edward l..
I<iser Miss Sue Clark and Mr.. Thomp-
son Burke, Miss Agnes Bethea and Mr..
NJ. v Millsap completed the party.
The bridesmaid gowns We're extremely
pretty and becoming, made of white
charmeuse and brocaded satin, they va
ried slightly though followed the gen.
eral scheme which demanded white with
a touch of American Beauty color. Their
coiffure ornaments were broad bands of
satin in the Beauty color. with a net
work of gold and crystals, caught at
either side with buckle made of small
roses. These We're the hrides gifts. Each
of the girls carried a princesse bas-
lSet filled with roses.
Miss Jamie Harris was her sisters maid
| of honor. She was unusually pretty in
her shaded chiffon robe. built over white
and draped with gold and silver tissue.
Gold lace embelished the corsase, where
| a great American Beauty rose made a
lovely ornament. The draped skirt was
caught with a rose near the end of the
train, and the ornament in her dark hair
was narrow band of gold with fan
aigrette in front following the rose shade,
| She carried an arm cluster of American
| Beauties.
The two matrons of honor entered just
| in advance of the bride. They were her
| sister, Mrs. A. r. Forsyth, and Mrs
| Jack Eaton, the latter a bride of this
winter. Mrs. Forsyth appeared in white
brocaded satin gown, made with a very
long train and richly trimmed with lace
Mrs. Eaton wore her wedding gown, a
lovely thing of charmeuse and duchesss
| lace. Both carried the long-stemmed
! beauty roses.
Miss Harris was given in marriage by
her brother, Mr. George c. Harris. Jr
She was beautifully gowned. her wed
! ding robe combining crepe meteor Will
| heavy brocade, in the use of the latter
| material for its court train. Duchess
lace embellished the bodice and cascadet
! the length of the skirt. where IL was con
I fined with cluster of orange blossoms
! Among the pearls and laces Of her sodic'
were other orange blossoms. Her bou
quot was a. shower of valley lilies ant
the cap with which her veil was com
pleted was encircled with wreath o
orange blossoms. AT the altar she wa
joined bv Mr.. White. whose brother, Mr.
Homer White. was his best man.
The reception which followed the mar
riage ceremony was an enjoyable clma'
for the wedding pageant. Mrs. Harri
received in a handsome white charmeus
gown yelled with black lace. In the din
ing room, from which buffet suppe
was served, the decorative motive pur
sued the bridal motive. Suspended from
the chandelier above the table hung
n shower bouquet of lilies of the valley
-Four small crystal baskets depended iron
the lights and these held clusters o
lilies. The miniature basket which he'll
the white salad. the ices topped witt
cherries and other details OF the brida
supper indicated the prevalent baske
motif On the screened veranda, wher
smilax was used in profusion. a pune
table stood. and two young girls, Mis-
Roberta Lamb and Miss Nallie Youn
White. presided.
Mr.. and Mrs. White left last nigh
for a southern trip. They will spend
few days in New Orleans before goin
to Cuba and will be absent from the cit
several weeks When they return the
will reside at 92O South Twelfth street
Mr.. White is associated with the Goodall
Brown company and has large circl
of friends in this city. Mrs. White a
Nell Harris has lived here all of he
life and her sweetness and splendid trait
of character have won her large mum
Der of friends.
MISS Lillian ORR