The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-21


ported cigarette cases. The bonbons car
ried out the bridal colors.
In the sun parlor were arranged hun
dreds of beautiful wedding gifts received
from friends not only in Birmingham,
but throughout the south.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray left for an ex-
tended wedding trip, after which they
will make their home in this city.
The young bride is the eldest daughter
of Mr., and Mrs. Kettig. and since her
graduation the past summer at Ogontz
college has been social favorite. AL
though she has spent the past few years
in the east at school, she has already
made large circle of friends, as well as
inEeriting many from her father and her
lovely mother.
| Mr. Murray is the son of the Rev j.
! S. Reese Murray of Maryland, and is
| one of the south's most prominent and
brilliant young attorneys He is special
agent of the department of justice and IS
very popular in the social and business
circles of the city. Upon their return
they will be at home with the brides
parents until their handsome new home
at Miner Heights is completed
SANDERS HILLHOUSE
Among the weddings OF the late ran
one Of special interest and beauty was
that Of Miss Margaret Hilhouse and Mr
I Herbert WdlLS WHICH WeiS s9SAS'N-
nized last evening at the Second Presoy-
teranF church, Rev. George Lang OF the
/ University of Alabama officiating
The church, was handsomely decorated
with 4 profusioh of palms and ferns, the
| altar rail was twined with smilaX and the
! light from many candles produced q
charming and beautiful effect.
Miss Mercedes Hamilton had charge Of
the muGic and played the wedding march
Mrs Wallace a. Shelby sang ''All 1ol
You and Perfect Love- Mr.. Harry
Farmer gave tive violin solos, Media
lions from Thais," and Souvenir
The bridesmaids, Miss Katherine Mcln
I tyre. Miss Margaret Simmons, Miss
Gladys Hayes anG Miss Eusenia Wilker
son, were attractively attired In dresses
of White satin with silver lace trimmings
They carried bouquets OF yellow chrysan
themums.
| Mrs. E. NJ. Prince, matron of honor, was
handsome in costume of gold procauet
satin, with wnite chrysanthemums-
| Little Jerry Mahan, in suit OF whlee
and yellow satin was the ring bearer.
| The groomsnen were Mr.. Percy HUI
house, Mr. Wallace Shelby, Mr.. Ted Cole
man, and Mr.. Eugene Lester
| The beautiful young bride was given II
wharfage by her father, MIR. j. L.. lilil
house. She vas lovely in her wedding
| gown o. white satin charmeuse empro.d
cred with pears and crystals andrtrimme,
! with zeal lace. Her long court tram wa
I draned frona ;he shoulder and over It lei
/ the folGs of ner lace veil, which was n
ranged in ooronet effect and cauSh
to her hair with wreath of orange BIOS
SONS Her bouquet of white, roses wa
showered with valley lilies.
| She was met at the altar by the groom
with lis best man, Mr.. ]. e. Hilhouse, ne
brother.
At the conclusion of the ceremony re
ception was held at the home OF TN
| brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. Hiilhoust
and Mr.. and Mrs. Sanders weer ASSISTED
in receiving by the girls of the weddln-
party, Mr. and Mrs S. d. Harris, and Mr.
and Mrs w. r Hillhouse.
Miss Mamie Ferguson and Miss kather'
line Hawkins served the punch in the NV
| ing room. and Miss Leckie Wingo kept inc
brides book.
In the dining room Mrs. Anna Dear
poure the coffee The table, with iac'
cover over white satin. was centered WIZ
| a brides cak, decorated with whit'
| Svansonia, was adorned with candles anf
, white and yellow chrysanthemums,
MIR. and Mrs. Sanders left for wedding
trip to New Dreams. after which they VII
make their home in Charlotte, n. c.
/ Mrs Sanders Travelled in a suit of oiu'
| tricotine, with kat and accessories o
/ brown.