The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-17
PRETTY HOME WEDDING

Characterised by elegant simplicity
 was the wedding of Miss Gertrude Lo-
 rene Kendrick and MT. B. Clifton Kirk ley, which was solemnized at the nome of the bride in Sterrett on Saturday evening, April g. at 6S0 o'clock in the
 presence of relatives and friends | The Rev. James D. Griffin of Oden-
 vile performed the ceremony in the par
 Tor, where the bridal party entered from opposite doors
 The house was decorated in beautiful
 flowers, and an altar was formed of cut
 flowers and ferns.
 Preceding the ceremony Miss Berta Casper played Lohengrins wedding march for the professional and rendered
 several beautiful pieces during the even | ing.
 First came the little flower girl, Mary
 Lee Wood. carrying a white basket Of rose petals, scattering them in the path of the bride
 Lawley Ruth Cashatt. pretty little daughter of MT. and Mrs. c. l. Cashatt
 of Boothton. carried the ring in the heart of large white rose The dainty little girls were dressed in lace-trimmed or gandie frocks.
 The brides matron, Mrs. Bessie Mae Lee of Birmingham, a cousin Of the lbride, was charming in a lovely costume lof flesh georgette combined with beads. She carried an arm bouquet Of white
 carnations.
 The groom was attended by MT. D.
 w. Lee of Birmingham as best man. and the bride entered with the brides
 maid.
 The bride was handsomely gowned m
 a lovely model of yellow georgette com
 bned with clear cut beads. and carried
 a bouquet of brides roses, showered with
 lilies of the valley, tied with white SIX
 tulle.
 After the ceremony the wedding party
 land guests were entertained at dinner. The table was centered with the huge
 brides cake embossed in yellow.
 Those assisting in receiving were: Mrs.
 Hattie Bowers of Leeds. Miss Minnie Ell ders of Birmingham, Miss Lorene Casper ' and Miss Lola Moody Late in the evening MT. Kirkley and his lovely bride left for wedding trip and will visit Tennessee, Georgia ana other points in the east. The bride was gowned in a golns K away suit of gray tricotine, with ac- cessories to match She is lovely young l woman and by her charming personality has made a wide circle of friends MT. Kirkley resides in Underwood, and is a we'll known business man and very ropular in social and business circles. They will make their home in under- wood after their return. Among the out-of-town guests who at- tended the wedding were: MT. and Mrs. w. J. Isaac. MT. Glover Casper, MT. ano Mrs. &. w. Lee, Mrs. Minnie Elders and Earl Johnson of Birmingham MT ana Mrs. c. I. Cashatt of Boothton and Mrs' Lillian Farr of Underwood. TO ATTEND CONVENTION <. Among the prominent women who VII attend the convention of the United State Good Roads association at Greens Iboro N. C., is Mrs. John Fl. Bankheao wife of the late Senator Bankhead, TOT whom the great national highway was named She will be accompanied py her daughter Mrs. Marie Bankneao Owens of Montgomery. who is director of the department of archives in history lin Alabama, and is also member oi tbe woman's commission of the Bank head highway They are both deeply interested in the building and beautiiy ing of this highway from Washington Ito San Diego. Ca. They are attendint this convention to show their interes' lin the work and to cooperate witn tns members and delegates. Mrs. Bankhead has lived in washing | ton for the past g years as the wife Nol ! tCongressman Bankhead for 20 years ane i l12 years as United States senator Sne lis q leader of southern society in tne ca rital and ranked among the most prii' | lliant women in official life. Her dausn, Iter. Mrs. owens iss sequallysa leader anc mother in her Alabama home. ADMINISTRATORS WEDDING PLANS III Miss Jessie Starbuck, whose marriage II I1 t~ x,~, ,R