The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-03

| They wore pretty wreaths of silver rose buds in their hair.
 Miss Margaret Greene, tho young sister of the bride, was the maid of honor and was attractive in dainty girlish frock of pink taffeta, carry ing lavender chrysanthemums tied with lavender tulle.
 The two little flower girls. cous- ins of the bride, Christine Morrow and Theresa Shook, in frocks of pink georgette carrying baskets of pink rose buds, preceding the bride who entered on the arm of her father, Judge Dan A. Greene. She was beautiful picture of girlish loveliness Tn her exquisite wedding gown of duchess satin embroidered in seed pearls and draped with rose point lace. The long court train was elab- orately embroidered in pearls and hung from the shoulders In graceful folds.
 The long filmy veil of tuiie was worn over the face and caught on the hair coronet fashion with rose point lace and fell in long graceful lines over the train. Her flowers were orchids and valley lilies formed in beautiful shower.
 The groom was attended by his brother Mir Henry Bradley as best man and joined the bridal party where Rev. W. R. Hendrix pastor of that church and Rev. l.. M. Bradley. lather or the groom performed the ceremony.
 The groomsmen were Dr. Drayton n. Doherty. MT. Lucian r. Burns of Selma, and Mir. Leon c. Brooks of Brewton.
 Just after the benediction Mir.
 
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 The wedding party left the church to the strains of Mendelssohn's march and went at once to the Country club, where d large gathering of friends were invited to q reception given by the brides parents. The en- tire club was thrown open and bril- liantly lighted and adorned with southern smlax. combined with 1 bright blossoms. An orchestra played | throughout the evening"
 Judge and Mrs. Greene were assist ed in receiving by the bride and groom, the members of the wedding party, the groom's parents. Rev. and Mrs. l.. Nj. Bradley; pr. and Mrs. George Morrow, grandparents of tho bride; MT. and Mrs. Warner Shook, MT and Mrs George Morrow. Jr., and OhAtI lIitHuS anu IeIdliVG6. MI Greene was handsome in gown of black lace over silver. and her cor sage was lilies of the valley and radiance roses.
 Mrs. Bradley wore a handsome gown of black crepe de chine with corsage of orchid and roses.
 Late In the evening a buffet supper was served to several hundred guests nA NTrs IraI yaff at o Io a hour for a stay on the southern coast, and upon their return will make their home at the Highland View apartments. Mrs. Bradley wore handsome travelling suit of blue duvytyne and sable furs. Her small feather hat was most becoming.
 The wedding was of much interest to countless friends throughout the city as we'll as the entire south, where both families are prominent in the business and social life. The bride Is the eldest daughter of Judge and Mrs. Greene and a grand-daugh- ter of Dr. George Morrow. She Is re- lated to many of Alabama's most prominent families. Since her debut a few seasons ago she has been uni versally popular and made a wide circle of friends for herself by her lovely disposition and charming man. ner, as we'll as inheriting many of those of her lovely mother and father. fl
 MT. Bradley Is a graduate of the University of Alabama, and is one of the best known newspaper men In tho south. He served for several months as private secretary to Gov ernor Kilby. and no young man in Alabama has wider circle of friends.
 During the World war he served overseas with distinction with title of first lieutenant.