The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-02
JEMISoN-D -DILLARD

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 l A wedding of great brilliancy and
 beautiful in every detail and one in | which affectionate interest has been cen- | tered since the announcement of the en- | gagement, and of wide social interest | here and elsewhere, was that of Capt l Ebert Sevier Jemison, youngest son Of | Mir. and Mrs Robert Jemison which took place yesterday afternoon at 5 l o'clock at the handsome home of the brides parents, on Highland avenue. l Long before the hour set for the cere-
 mony, the house was filled with rep
 resentative assemblage of guests, many 1 being in the city for the occasion. The decorations were most artistic, ferns and palms being used, combined with quantities of roses.
 1 Before the ceremony an appropriate l musical programme was rendered by | Davidson's orchestra, and the wedding | party entered to the sweet strains of
 Lohengrin's wedding march, and passing down the broad stairway, which was 1 festooned with smilax, entering the dining room through an aisle made of ribbons held by nieces and nephews of | the groom. Eugenia Woodward, daugh- i ter of MT. and Mrs. A. H. Woodward
 and Margaret Jemison, daughter of MT.
 and Mrs. John Jemson. Edward Norris
 son of Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Morris and
 Robert Jemison, III, son of Mir. and Mrs. | Robert Jemison, Jr.
 1 The little girls wearing pink frocks
 and the little lads were in khaki uni- l forms.
 | The artistic grouping of stately palms | and luxuriant ferns combined with white l roses, which were placed on either side l on high standards, formed very beau- | tifui floral altar before the mantle reach ing to the ceiling and brilliantly lighted with many candles The bridesmaid was 1 Miss Margaret Moore and Miss Eliza l beth Caldwell Locke They wore pink 1 Georgette crepe frocks with pink hats. and carried pink Ophelia roses. l Miss Marion Lecky of Richmond, Va, was the maid of honor, and was very l lovely in a pink panne velvet gown with
 pink. She carried pink Ophelia roses. | The bride entered with her father by l whom she was given in marriage. This l radiant young bride wore an exquisite white duchess satin gown trimmed with
 real lace, and her long court train was
 draped from the shoulder.
 ! The long filmy veil was worn over the | face and caught with orange blossoms 1 and silver roses and fell in graceful 1 lines over the train.
 | She carried a shower bouquet of white
 rose buds and valley lilies.
 | The groom was attended by his brother, Capt. Sorsby Jemison, as best | man and the groomsmen were: Capt
 
 Jr, MT. Donald Ward Drennen and MT. | Mason billiard, Jr.
 After the ceremony, an informal recep- l ton was held and MT. and Mrs. Diilard were assisted in receiving by the bride
 and groom, the wedding party, MT. and l Mrs. Jemison, parents of the groom, MT and Mrs. Robert Jemison, Jr. and Mrs. | John Jemison, MT. and Mrs. A. H.. Woodward, Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Morris, l Mrs. Henry Hide of Winchester, Va. ] Mrs. Conner of Florence. grandmother of the bride. Mrs. billion wore hand
 some blue panne velvet while Mrs. | Jemison wore black net trimmed with | jet.
 | Late in the afternoon hot course l buffet supper was served in the dining room, where the decoration were fespe- | cially attractive. Beneath soft-tinted | lights stood the brides table radiantly beautiful in it's adornments, being cov- | cred in lace over pink satin. The huge brides cake was embossed and adorned