The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-07
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A pretty feature of dinr.a thss saS given before the wedding wa the press ,.. tation of silver mounted aas s e groomsmen by MT. Shook,
 Cunningham gave her n& tsf feather fans to match their s,s
 
 MT. E. Francis McCrossin J dinner party at the Count uh evening in honor of Miss Ell e4osnS and MT Rhodes Boykin. a< aMe4as were, in addition to Miss Gsiae ssas, Wy Boyiin.S MT. and Mrs. Rc efoeRe , MT. and Mrs. T. A. MurpYrse .if.5 fhk host. MT. McCrossin. MT. and Mrs Frank Nels af ravei dinner party last evening IS s.onn- try club in honor of Miss as 1gnv4 wood. the lovely guest of M s isa4sstN Wyman. Among the guest ere AFisa Pauline Hayward of Chicaa se neA Bowie, Miss Dorothy Davis. F8l4asfa Devine of Cartersville. Ga, assa T15,ss' Eustis, Miss Gladys William Mus sslan1 Tomlinson, Miss Hattie Cull sfss 4,9
 gusta Clark, Miss Emily ixaa kt5 Margaret Nelson, Mir John 4rst.a Mir Fred Calder, Mir Joe B. pIosser Mr Robert Malone, MT. Sorsby Jemison. Mr Frank Morrow, Mr. Herbert Skilliman of New York, MT. Joe F. Mudd. Mir. Henry f,owlkes, MT. Reuben Lewis, Mr. Percy Hiliman Dr. Jackson, MT. Robert Chad WICK, MT Theo Nelson, Mir Frank Nell son, III, MT and Mrs. S. J. Bowie and the hosts. MT. and Mrs Nelson.
 on Thursday morning the Orrville Ban tist church was a scene of beauty for the marriage of Miss Ada Belle Duna nf Orrville and MT. Robert Lee ChappeIl of Ahceville. Smilax was festooned over Wlndows, choir rail and altar. Two rows | or low white pedestals which were Wfeathed Tn vines and on which were tall | Ivory baskets filled with pink Killarnav roses.
 l Berore the ceremony, Miss Dayse Cillie or Grove Hill played Nevin's 'Venetial | Love Song" and Mr James K. Day or Orrville sang Because" and ''The Hour That Gave Me You
 l TO the strains of the Lohengrin wedding march the bridal party entered. led bv the ushers. MT. w. T. Perry and Mr How ard Dunaway. Following were the brides maids: Miss Louise Lambert, in dress of blue and gold satin with silver trimmings and hat of silver lace. and Miss Henrie
 Potts. in dress of amethyst satin with 1 gold and turquoise trimmings and hat of gold with paradise aigrette, each carrying pink Killarney roses. The maid of honor. Mss Helen Dunaway, sister of the bride
 came next wearing peacock blue sa tin with embroidered silver lace trimmings with
 white hat trimmed with paradise She icarried white Killarney roses. Opposite liner was the matron of honor, Mrs. John 1 E. Dunaway, who wore amethyst satin /, with gold and shell pink trimmings and hat of gold lace and carried pink Killar- | ney roses. Next came the flower girl. Frances Marion Cunninghame carving la basket ofs rose pestals. and the ring bearer, Helen Hogue Dunawav bearing | the ring in a rose, each In dresses of white silk. The bride entered with her brother. Mir. John F. Dunaway. The groom with l his best man. Mir. Curtis Chappel The
 bride wore a blue broadcloth suit with
 seal trimmings and hat to match and carried a shower bouquet of brides roses and valley lilies. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J, w. Dunaway of Tyler, uncle of the bride
 After the wedding, MT. and Mrs. Chap pell left for points in Florida before go- ling to their home in Aliceviiie.
 ] Among the out-of- town guests were Mrs. w. F. Hogue of Marion, Miss Lilly I Chappell of Columbus Miss; Rev J. w l Dunaway, Tyler; Mir Howar1 Dunaway tof Tyler; Mrs. J. T, Carlton of Thomas l ton: Mrs R. B. Caine and Miss Cassie ,Caine of Blalock: Mir, J. c. Cunningham iof Thomasville. Miss Henre Potts of Ste- venson, MT. Curtis Chapel of Union City Tenn; MT. c. L. Dunaway of Birming- ham, Miss Onie Pritchett of Thomasville Mrs. J. l.. Bedsold of Thomasville. Mrs. i B. T. Forester of Thomasvlle, Mrs. Ed lward Chappell of Columbus. Miss.
 Mrs. John E. Dunaway of Orrvlle en- itertained for Miss Ada Dunaway with a miscellaneous shower. The guests were met at the eloor by Miss Elizabeth Cow tr.< Mi. xr-Y,- cred them into the parlor which was lighted with green shaded chandelier and white candles set in banks of smilax. I White carnations and japonicas added tc lthe beauty of the room, where the guests were received by Mrs Dunaway and Miss
 Helen Dunaway. The dining room was
 decorated with holly and red carnation,