The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-11-13
News of Society and
 Activities of W0nn@n

SC~NN-N tance here and elsewhere was the nedding of Miss Rachel London and Mir Clifford Lanier Lamar which was sol emnized last evening at ' o'clock at the handsome home of the brides mother, Mrs. Alexander T. London, on Highland avenue Long before the appointed hour for the ceremony the house was filled with a representative assemblage or guests several of whom came from out o{ town for the event.
 The entire house was thrown open and was artistcally decorated. Stately palms and luxuriant ferns and southern smilax were combined with pink roses and white narcissi.
 Preceding the ceremony MT. and Mrs Oliver Chalifoux rendered an appropriate musical programme and later played the wedding march.
 The ceremony was performed in an al- cove of the drawing room before very handsome floral altar built of ferns and nalms and white crysanthemums and lighted by many candles
 Mrs. Charles Day and Miss Anita Eus- lis were the first to enter and came down the broad stairways, which were festooned with smilax, forming an aisle with garlands of smilax and pink roses through which the others entered
 The first maids to enter were Miss Mary ParlSe London, sister or the bride. and Miss Martha Wright of Ohio.
 The next two were Miss Elizabeth White of Cincinnati and Miss Augusta lovely dresses of French chiffon in a delicate tone of blue Their flowers were pink Killarney roses.
 Miss Alexandra London, a sister of the bride was the maid of honor and en- tered alone. She was girlish picture of loveliness in her frock of pink chiffon and carried Killarney roses.
 Preceding the bride came the tiny lit tie flower girl, niece of the groom Nina Gary Armstrong. daughter of MT and Mrs. Houston Armstrong of Selma She wore a frook of white lace and car ried basket filled with rose petals
 The bride entered with her mother and was never lovelier than in her wedding gown of white satin trimmed with rose point lace. The skirt was made short and the train was draped from the shoulders and fell in graceful lines.
 The filny tulIe vei1 which was alSt worn by her mother at her wedding wal worn by the bride and was caught or the head coronet fashion with yalle! lilies Her flowers were valley nie' and orchids Mrs. London was strik ingly handsome in a gown of orchid chif ion. She wore a corsage of orchids
 The groom was attended by his brother in-Iay. MT Law Lamar, Jr., of Selma a: best man. They entered from the library adjoining.
 The ceremony was performed by thu Rev. w. N. Claybrook, rector or St St. Mary s-on-the ghlands.
 After the ceremony an informal recep ton was held and Mrs. London was as sisted in receiving by the bride and groom ' and the wedding party. The groom mother, Mrs. Law Lamar of Selma ant two sisters, Mrs. Ager and Mrs. Houston I Armstrong of Selma.
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 At a late hour MT. Lamar and hi lovely young bride left for Boston. Mrs. Lamar is one of the most admire members lof the younger set and is graduate of Smith college. The groom a son of the late MT Law Lamar an Mrs. Lamar of Selma. He is a gradual of the University of Alabama and now a member of the United States nav' reserves and also a member of the Hal yard Medical school He is socially yer popular and the wedding was of nor