The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-15
N NE of the brilliant events of the
 early spring was the marriage 2 of Miss Alice Bowie and MT.

AON NE Ol lhS bAlAAidh1 CNCANo cA NAAS II early spring was the marriage W of Miss Alice Bowie and MT. Don Herbert Maring, which was cele- brated last evening at the handsome home of the brides parents, and wit messed by hundreds of friends ana rel- atives.
 The house was a bower of lovelihess, being adorned with stately palms ana luxuriant ferns combined with has'ei lilies and brides roses.
 As the guests assembled, the Chall- fouxs rendered appropriate pro gramme of nuptial music and Just pre- ceding the ceremony Mrs. J. J. Strlck- : land sang "At Dawning," accompanied by the harp.
 The bridal party entered to the sweet strains of Lohengrin's march, cemihs into the spacious hall from the dining room through a long aisle made of garlands of smilax and Easter llies' with here and there pedestals holding huge baskets of aster lilies. Ihe handsome floral altar was formed Wlth a background of white lattice work festooned with smilax, and on either side hung tall cornucopia baskets ol Easter lilies and the many candies cast a bright glow over the pretty tableauX' IJuee floral arches were formed over
  where the guests assembled.
 The groomsmen were Mr. Evans Dunn. MT. Priestly Toulmin, Mr. sam uel Paul, and MT. William Kennon.
 The bridesmaids were Miss Gather ine Carey Miss Katherine kearney or New Orleans. Miss Margaret Nelson ana Miss Elizabeth Locke. They wore love ly frocks of pale green georgette over silver cloth trimmed with silver lace. rf.1-.s chn h0nnletS Of sweet peas and snap dragons.
 Miss Emily Harrison, the maid or honor, was most attractive in gown of white silk net over taffeta trimmed with pleatings of taffeta. She carried an arm bouquet of Easter lilies.
 Little Miss Elizabeth Bowie Craw- ford, niece of the bride, was adorable in a fetching hand embroidered nn- gerie frocl1 trimmed with lace and rlo- bons. Along the hem of thellittle skirt were many tiny ribbon bows. She wore a veil of tulle draped and worn on the head cap effect, and carried tiny French basket with the handle adorned with sweet peas and filled with rose petals, which she scattered here ana there over the brides path.
 The bride entered with her father, py whom she was given in marriage, ana was a girlish picture of loveliness In her wedding gown of duchess satin trimmed in princess lace embossed ln pearls
 The long court train was draped from the shoulder and was embroidered In silver and pearls. The veil was worn over the face and caught with Wreatn of orange blossoms and fell in gracelul lines, over the train. She carried an exquisite shower bouquet of lilies or the valley and orchids.
 The groom was attended by MT. George Connors as best man, ana )oineu the wedding party at the altar, where the ceremony was performed by Dr. Henry Edmonds of the Independent Presbyterian Church.
 Following the ceremony reception was held and MT. and Mrs. Bowie were assisted in receiving by their daugh- ter. Mrs. Edward Crawford, the bride and groom. and the wedding party Mr. and Mrs. Webb Crawford, MT. and Mrs Connors, MT. and Mrs. Charles Calhoun,