The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-09-25

1 music, assisted by MT. Harry Stein
 mehl with his violin. Mrs. James Masons lovely voice was heard in
 Heart of Her
 sweet strains of Mendelssohn's we'd ding march, played by Miss Rowfey, and came down the broad stairway, | which was festooned with smilax, en- tered the drawing room, where the
 artistic grouping of stately palms and | tluXuriant ferns formed a beautiful floral altar before the mantel, reach | ing tc the ceiling. On either side were groups of tall cathedral candles. | The bridesmaids were attractive ] young girls, Miss Evelyn Hoke, Miss i Eleanor Daniels and Miss Margaret Tillman, who wore frocks of silver | lace and net over silver cloth. They carried pink dahlias,
 1 Miss Mable Kennedy. a sister of the bide, was very lovely in a gown sim l liar to that of the maids and her flow CTS were yellow dahiias.
 Mrs. J. $. Kennedy. mother of the | bride, was the matron of honor and was strikingly handsome in a gown of orchid charmeuse with an Cverdress of filet lace, She carried orchid dahlias. Little Miss Martha Carolyn Johnson, the pretty little daughter of MT. and Mrs. W. A. B. Johnson. was the flower girl and wore a pretty frock of lace ruffles trimmed with silver ribbon and tiny rosebuds. Her basket was filled with pink rose petals.
 The bride entered with her father, by whom she was gwen in marriage, and was a winsome. radiant bride Her
 gown was white duchess satin trimmed with touches of real lace and seed pearls. Her long court train was drapei from the shoulder and was of filet net, bordered with folds of satin. Her filmy tulle veil was caught Span 1 ish fashion with orange blossoms The groom entered with MT. Alex Wildman of Mobile, who served as formed by pr. Wells of the Hignlan1 Methodist church. and pr. Henry NJ. Edmords of the Independent Presby- terian church.
 ! The gromsmen were MT. Asa Roun- | tree, MT. George Frye and MT. Milton Durrette. brother of the groom. After the ceremony an informal re- ception was held and MT. and Mrs: Kennedy were assisted in receiving by the bride and groom and wedding party and MT. and Mrs. Durrette, par ents of the groom; Mrs. Esther Shell l ton, grandmother of the bride; MT. and Mrs. Gregory Johnston. MT. and Mrs. | Michael Hoke. MT. and Mrs. A. W. B.
 Johnson, KIT; and Mrs. John Tillman; l uuSc dfM NiTS. JOUH fuSH MT. dliA
 Mrs Arthur Daniel. Mr. and Mrs. l Timothy Randin of Florida. grandpar- ! ents of the groom.
 l The brides table was especially
 pretty, being centered with a huge embossed cake adorned with rosebuds l and valley lilies. which was the beau ] tiful handiwork of the brides aunt
 Mrs. Frank Powers. It contained the usual trinkets. which were drawn by 1 the bridal party with ribbons. Here and there were tiny rosebuds and draped from the overhead to the ! edge of the table were streamers ot 1 tulle
 1 At a late hour an ice course was
 served and Mrs. Holmeade Chichester l Mrs, Rollo Steinmehl and Miss Dur l eilla Dovell greeted the guests in the 1 dining room.
 1 Punch was served on the broad ve- randa by Miss Katherine King. Miss 1 Bertha Stone. Mrs. William Gupton o1 l Nashville. and Mrs. Milton Simms kept
 l the brides book.
 Mir. Durrette and his young bride
 left last evening for trip to New Or
 leans and upon their return will be a
 winter.
 l Mrs Durrette wore travelling sui
 of silver tone trimmed with Hudso1
 seal. Her hat was also blue, witt
 touches of fur.
 The bride is one of the city's lowell est young women and the weddin: was of more than usual interest, tn contracting parties having a wide cir