The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-12

of Sullivan, Ind, pupil Of Gaetano de buca, gave wonderful rendition of My World" and followed it with the song T Did Not Know"
 Mrs. w. M Crawford. mother of the bride, was the matron of honor. She was attractive In A dress Of orchid satin trimmed with tulle and silver flowers She carried bou- quet of Ophelia roses.
 Miss Corrie Crawford, who was her sister's maid of honor, was charm ins in gown of deep pink satin with bouffant skirt draped with tulle, and trimmed with French rose- buds and bouquet of Russell roses.
 Miss Margaret Tynes and Miss Do- rothy Dryer, the bridesmaids, wore exquisite costumes of American Beauty and silver changeable taf- feta, made with close fitting bodices and rose petal skirts with fsilver gir- dles. Their flowers were arm bou- quets of Columbia roses,
 Little Alice Holt daughter of MT. and Mrs Leroy Holt, was the flower girl, sttired as 2 dainty little bride She wore froc1t of tulle, with veil falling to the hem of her short EskIrt and carried French bouquet of bride roses and valley lilies. ~.
 The groomsmen and ushers we're: MT. Ira r. Jones of Nashville Mir Boyd Taylor, MT J. G. Taylor and Mir. ". T. Sanders, Jr.. of Athens.
 The bride entered with her father, who gave her in marriage. She was lovely in her gown of brocaded ivory satin trimmed with pearls and with touches of silver lace. Her court tru iv In -h with bands of pearls and a rope of pearls encircled her waist. Her veil, which was fashioned in coronet. was caught to her hair, with bands of orange ,blossoms, pendant at each side. Her bouquet was of bride roses with profuslon of valley hlies.
 The groom was attended by Mr Richard Boiling of Nashville as best man, and the marriage service was conducted by the Rev. T. Nj. Broady,
 Following the ceremony recep- ton was held nt the home of the brides parents for the intimate friends of the bridal party.
 The house was adorned with palms and ferns and Columbia roses, which were used in baskets and tall vases.
 
 sisted in receiving by the members of the bridal party and Mir. and Mrs, Guy Holder Nevins of Nashville. Mrs. Nevins was handsome in dress of black Canton crepe elaborately trimmed with steel beads and with bouquet of sunburst roses.
 The brides table, with it's cover of Cluny lace, was centered with big pyramidal cake, richly embossed with valley lilies and banked with Columbia roses. It was lighted with silver candelabra intersperscd with vases of valley lilies and bride roses. Salads and ices with bonbons were served.
 Mir. Nevins and his bride left last evening for an extended wedding trip, which will include a visit to Chicago. Boston and other places Upon their return they will make their home In Nashville.
 Mrs Nevins travelled In q suit of brown velvine trimmed In fox fur, with becoming hat to match.
 The bride. who has lived in Bir- of friends, whom she has won by her lovely personality. She Is q graduate of Ward Belmont. where she was president of the student body and later wasSa member of the faculty as !. w. c. A. secretary.
 Mir Nevns Is an Influential busi- ness man of Nashville and Is popular In society in that city. He Is a nephew of MT. Will Nevins of Bir-