The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-02
WEDDING SOLEMNIZED
 TN MONTGOMERY DURING PAST WEEK
By RosALuE ARMusTEAp HIGGINS

 Montgomery. March 1.-(SpecialD The Church of the Ascension was the scene of beautiful wedding Wednes day atshigh noon. when in the presence of a large number of friends, Miss Phyllis Gayle became the bride of MT. Freeman Seth Penney of Fullerton, Neb. The church was decorated for the occasion very artistically with wealth of southern sfnliax and hundreds of waxen tapers, shedding soft light Before the ceremony the choir of the church, assisted by the brides Sunday school class, composed of little boys, sang sweetly the marriage hymn 70, Perfect Love" Miss Kate Booth pre- sided at the organ and the bridal party entered to the strains of LohengrenS wedding march. led by the ushers MT. Martin Baldwin, MT. Algernon Blair, Mir. J. S. Wilcox of Birmingham and Mir Hartwell Douglas.
 The bridesmaids, Miss Margaret Woolfolk. M iss Mary Baldwin Williams and Miss Maude Allen, entered singly. Miss Woolfolk wore costume or torauose blue taffeta, with a blue pie ture hat. Miss Williams gown was of yellow taffeta and tulie and a picture hat of the same tone, and Miss Allen wore a gown of shell pink georgette crepe and pink picture hat. They all carried bouquets of pink sweet peas and pink primrose The brides sister, M Miss Wiley Gayle, who was maid or honor, wore a costume of pink baronet satin, and becoming hat of black tulle. Her flowers were also pink peas and prim- roses.
 Mir Walter Gayle of ureenville, S. C., by whom she was given in marriage Her pquant brunette beauty was never more striking than on this occasion in her wedding gown of white duchess satin, gracefully draped, and trimmed in pearls and real lace. Her veil was arranged with coronet of orange blos- sons and pearls and sne carried a show CT bouquet of delicate pink sweet peas and white hyacinths
 Mir Penney was attended by MT. Nal colm McHarg of Chicago best man and the ceremony was performed by the Rev. Francis Coffin, the choir sing ing softly the marriage benediction Immediately after the ceremony MT Penney and his bride left for Chicago, where they will spend few days be- fore going to Fullerton, Neb,, to make their home. The bride travelled in smart tailor suit of biscuit gray duve- tine, and a chic hat of rawak straw, trimmed with gray feather and a small bouquet of French flowers.
 This marriage will be of cordial in- terest throughout Alabama. The bride who is a member of one of the oldest families in the state a girl of not only persona. beauty, nut exceptional charm and culture. Since her debut she was universally a favorite, and has endeared herself to large circle of warm friends who wish for her all hap pness, but regret that her marriage will take her to a distant city to re- side.
 Mir. Penney was stationed as secre- tary for the Young Mems Christian as sociation at the aviation repair depot for number of months, and made mary friends in Montgomery who eN- tend to him sincere congratulations His hosts of friends in Fullerton, Neb.. will also welcome his bride most cordi- ally. MT. and Mrs. E.. B. Penney of Fullerton. parents of the groom, came to Montgomery for the wedding.
 A marriage of cordial interest to friends throughout Alabama. owing to the prom thence of both young people, was that of MT. Raphael Loeb and Miss Myrtle Carolyn Kaufman, which was solemii.zed Tuesday evening at & o'clock at Temple Beth-Or. The marriage was one of the most brilliant nuptial events of the. year and was solemnzed in the presence of