The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-05-21

[ shepherd crooks, tied with white sweet peas.
 Before the ceremony MT. Mckenzie at the organ rendered musical programme, and Miss Dorothy Lum sang Perfect Love-" end just before the wedding march two of the young choir boys en- tered from the vestry room. one carrying United States flag and the other cross, and stood facing the congregation, while the organ pealed forth the Star Spangled Banner and afterward turned and marched out.
 The wedding party entered to the strains Of Lohengrins march and was led by the groomsmen, who also acted as ushers, and were Lieut.. Barkley Storey, Lieut. Stephens M Richards, and Mir. Harry Coffin, Jr. The bridesmaids were Miss Lucy Lyman Powell, Miss Avis Myatt and Miss Virginia Abbott. They wore most attractive frocks of pnK georgaLte crepe and carried bouquets Of pink sweet peas tied with turquoise blue ribbon.
 Miss Carolyn Gillem, a sister of the groom, was the maid of honor and wore flock similar to the maids.
 The naatrons of honor were Mrs. Yer non Gray and Mrs. Charles Eyester ot Albany. They wore gowns of pink and carried pink sweet peas tied with blue ribbons similar to those worn by the bridesmaid and by the maid of honor.
 The little flower girl, Evelyn Coffin, sister of the bride, wore a dainty frocK of white georgette crepe over pink She
 carried q French bouquet of sweet heart roses and valley lilies.
 The bride entered with her father who gave her in marriage and was very , lovely .n an exquisite gown of white silk net over satin trimmed in real lace. The long tulle veil which was caught at the head with orange blossoms fell in grace full lines, making the train. Her flow CTS were orchids and valley lilies.
 The groom was attended by his father, Lieut. Colonel Gillem, as best man, and the ceremony was performed by the Rev. w. M. Claybrook, rector of that church.
 Immediately after the ceremony a re- ception was held at the home of the brides parents on South Fourteenth ave- nue. where the decorations were most elaborate, quantities of ferns, palms, smilax, roses and valley lilies being used.
 MT. and Mrs. Coffin were assisted in receiving by the bride and groom, the wedding rarty. Colonel and Mrs. Gillem, Mrs. Coffin's two sisters, Mrs. Edwin i Bennett and Mrs. S. w. Van Buskilky ] of Bayonne, N J., Miss Margaret Moore, Miss Beverly Leake and Mrs. Cecil Cas-
 
 georgette crepe beaded with white ana black beads. Mrs. Bennett wore black net and Mrs Van Buskilky was m pink satin. At late hour plate course was served in the dining room, where the table was in the center beneath the soft tinted lights and adorned with quantities of tulle, valley lilies, cupi is | and butterflies. The huge brides cake was also on the table and was handsome l ly embossed and decorated with sweet l heart roses and valley lilies. Tiny rib- 1 bons were arranged for the guests 10 draw the trinkets which the cake held. | On the porch, which was inclosed, was l the punch bowl. During the evening an i orchestra played. The bride and groom 1 left for q wedding trip and upon their ! return will make their home in Atlanta, ! where Captain Gilem is stationed at 1 Camp Gordon.
 l Mrs Gillen wore travelling suit of | gray silk with turquoise blue hat. l Among the out-of-town guests were: 1 Mir. Edward Lute of Camp Mcclellan, Mrs. Edward Bennett of New Jersey ] Lieut. Col and Mrs Alvin Gillem, Mi5s l Carolyn GiIiem. Camp Grant H.; Mrs l w. Buskilky of New Jersey.