The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-04
lMAPES-DUNLAP WEDDING

beautiful marriage and one or Wlde- spread interest was the ceremony at St' Paurs Episcopal church of Greensooro yesterday afternoon at o'clock, uniting MT. George Chandler Mapes<of Birning- ham and Miss Sadie Marie Dunlap or Greensboro.
 Mrs. Louise Anderson gave several voice numbers and Mendelssohn's Wedding | March announced the bridal party, the ceremony being performed by the FeV' | Cheatham of Demopolis. l The altar and chancel were decorated with white roses and hot house smilax. | The bridal party was led by Messrs' Lcuis Turpn, Thomas E. Knight, Jr-, | Richard Swan and Robert N. Ray, Jr., as ushers.
 i The groon1smen were: Messrs. Oliver | Caldwell of Birmingham and John Hall or Nashville The groom was attended by
 his father, MT. Frank M. Mapes Of sa- vannah.
 | The bridesmaids, Miss Alice Seed and
 Miss Ernestine Dunlap, were beautlIui pictures, Miss Seed wearing a gown C
 pink organdie with rose-trimmed Leghorh
 hat while Miss Dunlap's girlish gown
 was of pink net with pink hat, eacn car rying French baskets of sweet peas Miss Rressie Dunlap was her sister s maid of honor She wore a lovely gown 1 of pink georgette with White hat, ano l carried Russell roses.
 Little Virginia Clark, pretty daughter of MT. and Mrs. Melton Clark of Blrnlng-
 ham, was flower girl She wore the dalnt- fest of frocks made of white seorsette' embroidered in pink and blue, and rom a French basket she sprinkled rose petais The pretty, petite blonde bride was loveiy to look upon as she entered on the arm 1 of her grandfather MT. Robert B. Waller who gave her in marriage Her smar' travelling suit was of midnight blue. wltf hat of the same shade, trimmed Tn chaIn' pagne ostrich plunles. Her flowers were
 brilliant Russell roses
 l At the conclusion of the ceremony MT and Mrs. Mapes left for trip whlcr will include Louisville, Indianapolis ane
 Chicago. after which they will be at home
 in Birmingham.
 The bride is one of Greensboro's mos pcpular girls. She is prominently con
 nected throughout the south and boasts ol
 the best Virginia ancestry. MT. Mape'
 is a rising young mechanical englneer o
 the Magis City, who has hosts of friends
 Out-of town guests at the wedding were
 Mr and Mrs. Frank MapeS Of savannah
 MT. and Ms. Fulton Clark, MT. and Mrs
 E R. Vaughan, Mrs, W. Y. Dill, Mrs IT. J. White, Mrs. Virgie Dickens MT
 and Mrs. Houston Brice, Miss Mary van derVOrt, Mrsand MrS JoS Sw. N-t' N--,
 Mrs, Pete Moore, Miss Sallle Moore, al
 of Birmingham Miss Annie Moore o l Hendersonville, N. C. ITIJTWILER MUSIC TONIGHT The regular Tutwiler concert pro
 eramme will be presented by Wiegand' augmented orchestra tonight from . 10 o'clock as follows: March, "When the Boys Come Home (Speaks).
 yalse, "Innamorata" (MarchettD. ! Album leaf (Cui). J Gems from "The Girl Behind tn Gun" (CarylD.
 , Erotik (Greig). Three popular songs: That Tumbled Down Shack" Don't Cry Frenchy,
 .sMv Barney Lies Over the Ocean" Entr Acte Gavotte (GilleD. Transcription, Awake My Soul (Wiegand).
 senet). > Song Without Words" (Rebikof). "Minuet.' and "Pizzicato" (Lack). Fantasia "Torauato Tasso" (Donl zettD. swedish wedding March (Soderman sThe r-Spangled Banner"