The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-20
By octavia sTURDivANT WYNN

By Octavia STURDIVANT WYNN
 Blessed with radiant wedding day which might be termed typical of the mcnth of June, Miss Mary Bruce Moore, lovely daughter of MT. and Mrs. w. B. Moore plighted her troth to MT. William Stovall Milan Wednesday aft ernoon at o'clock at the Broad Street Pcesby yterian Church, where a large and fashionable audience gathered to witness the beautiful ceremony.
 White roses against a background of palms filled the chancel and con cealed the choir loft. A beautiful pro- gramme of nuptial music was given before the entrance of the bridal party Miss Marie Smith sang Be cause" Mir. Vickers Allen 'Until' and Mrs Henry Pendleton of Ressemer sang All for You" with much beauty ana expression.
 Lohengrin's Wedding March was played by Miss Annie Bill, organist of the church.
 Entering from opposite aisles the groomsmen and bridesmaids alter hated, and assembled at the altar where they awaited the arrival of the bride and groom Bridesmaids were; Miss Bessie Callen wearing pink or gandie; Miss Dorothy Powell, in vel. low organdie; Miss Gladys Moore of Marion Junction, in sea green or eandie; Miss Camille McGee of Leland, Miss in blue organdie. The brides maids wore hats of organdie of the same shade as their dresses end car Tied old-fashioned bouquets of. plnk -or yellow rosebuds, and valley Nles. 2 Groomsmen were: Messrs. w. F. .NuTen of Birmingham, D. R. Baker .cf Leland, Miss; W. R. Beard, T. Il. .IIenry of Marion Junction, MT. Julius Hagarty.
 Mrs. H. L. Dickerson. matron of honor. wore a lovely frock Of orcnld- tirted organdie and carried pink rose buds Her hat was of the same dell- -cate color and trimmed With HOW -efs in pastel shades
 The maid of honor, Miss Mildred Moore. a sister of the bride, wore wfite organdie, with picture hat or mhite and her flowers were pink roses. -She entered just ahead of the pfloe and her two little attendants Law renee Furniss Mum of Atlanta, Who carried the wedding ring in the heart of lily. and Alma Hale, little daush- ter of MT. and Mrs. J. $. Hale who .wcre pink organde and scattered rose -nataIs in the path of the bride
 : Mr. w. B. Moore gave his daughter n, marriage. Endowed with unusual sbeauty, the bride was a charming DIG tu,a in her travelling costume, Hlxon model, developed in navy blue tWhl' with which her small hat or olue straw with jade ornament mar .ccnized perfectly. Her slippers were of blue satin and other accessories or -tl,.. costume reflected the latest mode. shs wore a corsage of orchids and val ley lilies.
 Mir Milan was attended by his bro ther-in-l law, MT. R. w. McGee of Greenville, Miss. The double ring service was performed by Dr. Joseph Iunglinson, pastor of the Broad Street Presbyterian Church.
 Immediately after the ceremony MT. Milan and his bride left for Canada, where they will spend several weeks Later they will enjoy the boat frlp down the Hudson to New York. an will also visit Atlantic City before returning to Leland, Miss, where they will make their home.
 The beauty and charm of the lovely bride intensifies the sense of, loss felt by her scores of friends here, who are relinquishing her to another city with reluctance. MT. Milan's prominence in business and social circles of Leland attests his ability, and popularity and his friends will welcome his bride cor dially.
 Numbered among the out-of-town guests who assembled here for the
 
 Gee. parents of the groom; Mir. R. w McGee. Miss Camille McGee MT. and Mrs. D. R. Baker. Miss Cynthia Stovali. Mir k. w. Wood. all of Leland, Miss; Mrs J. L. Atterberry of Estill. Miss; Miss Sallie Morris and MT. and Mrs. C. C. Hewitt of Montgomery and MT. and Mrs. c. T. Taylor of Birmingham.
 Many friends from Marion Junction also motored to the city to witness the ceremony
 The following invitations are being received by friends over the state;
 Mrs Ursula A. Crumpton announces the marriage of her daughter. Emelii. urday. June ,. 1920.' An enclosed card reads At home Jasper, Ala"
 Mrs. J. L. Bishop and Miss Mary Partridge have returned from Perdido Beach, where they were guests of Mrs Fred Hatch at her cottage. Dr. Clifford Lamar is spending short while here with his mother. Mrs. Law Lamar. ST. Later he vii rejoin Mrs. Clifford Lamar in Birmingham. where she is visiting her mother. Mrs A. I. London. Dr. and Mrs. Lamar will go to New York late in the summer to re- main for some time while pr. Lamar does postgraduate work at the Presby- terian hospital pr. and Mrs. E. C. Fowlkes have Beach and will occupy the Hatch home | for the months of June and July. Later !