The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-15

the altar, where the ceremony was per
 formed by the Rev. Mr Claybrook, rec
 tor of St. Mary s-on-the- Highlands.
 The bridesmaids were Miss Elizabeth
 Wyman and Miss Elizabeth Caldwell Locke Miss Wyman wore a flesh col ored tulle and satin frock trimmed in ! lace Miss Locke wore pink tulle frock
 eaborately embroidered in silver, They carried an arm bouquet of pastell shade sweet peas.
 Miss Margaret Moore was the maid of honor and wore an orchid colored frock made over radium cloth. She carried ] sweet peas. Mrs William R. J. Dunn was most attractive in blue tulle with trim mings of silver lace. She carried a show ! CT bouquet of sweet peas.
 ] The bride entered with her father who gave her in marriage. and was lovely In an exquisite gown of white duchess satin and silk net The bodice was trimmed with rose point lace. which was an heir loom, and embroidered with seed pearls. The fmy veil of tulle was worn over the face and was bordered Wltu lose point lace and was adjusted to the hair by a band of pearls and caught on either side with a tiny cluster of valley lilies. It fell in long. graceful lines over the handsome court train of duchess satin which was draped from the shoulder
 She carried shower bouquet of valley lilies and white orchids
 The groom was attended by MT James Simpson as best man.
 After the ceremony a reception was held and MT and Mrs Dunn were assisted in
 receiving by the bridal party Mrs. Dunn wore very handsome brocaded and lace dress of apricot shade Her corsage bou- quet was of valley lilies and sweetheart , roses.
 At late hour a buffet supper was served in the dining room where in the | 1t,l,+ stood the brides table, radiant!y beauti- full in it's adornments.
 The table was covered with rich real lace over satin and centered with a huge bridal cake, handsomely embossed and decorated with orchids, Tall silver can dles alternating With crystal vases of orchids and valley lilies surrounded the cake. At one end a huge candy rose filled with bonbons and at the other was a candied basket filled with Paradise fruits. The members Of the bridal party cut the wedding cake, which contained the usual trinkets.
 On the porch, which was enclosed, where rugs, chairs and palms were placed,
 the prettly decorated punch tables stood. Later in the evening the bride and groom left for an eastern trip and Mrs. Baldwin wore a stunning dark blue travelling suit with hat to match.
 Upon their return they will keep house at Miner EfelRntS. MfS. BaIuWln IS one of Birmingham's most lovely and pop ular young women and has endeared her self to very large circle of friends by her lovely personality and gracious man
 ner. MT Baldwin Is prominent and i popular lawyer, being a member of one
 of Alabama's best known, law firms
 
 One of the loveliest and most interest i ing of the June weddings was that of 1 Miss Sara Fully Strange and MT Fred ] erick B. Spence which was celebrated last evenng at o'clock a the First ] Methodist church of Woodlawn in the presence of a large gathering of friends. The church was handsomely decorated with palms ferns and pink sweet peas. Preceding the entrance of the bridal party a beautiful musical programme
 was rendered by Mss Emma Bliss at
 the organ. The wedding party entered
 to the strains of the Lohengrin's wedding march.
 First came the ushers, MT. George Strange and Mir Joseph l.. Kirby, and following them were the bridesmaids, Miss Frances Strange and Miss Florence Strange. Miss Frances Strange wore yellow satin with tulle overdress and l gold lace trimmings. She carried an arm I bouquet of pink Radiance roses. Miss l Florence Strange wore pink satin with 1 tuile overdress and also carried the arm bouquet of pink Radiance roses. The groomsmen were MT. Julian Pickens and M. Clem Zbinden. The matron, Mrs. Jo- seph l.. Kirby, wore a costume of white
 pussy willow taffeta with opalescent trimmings and tulle overdress and carried