The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-26
o'BYRNE-DALLAs

O'BYRNE-DALLAS
 One of the most beautiful and bril- liant weddings ever celebrated in Jas MT. Michael J. O'Byrne. which took place Wednesday evening at s;30 o'clock at the handsome residence Of MT. and Mrs. J. M. Phillips. of Jas per.
 Long before the appointed hour the house was filled with an assemblage of relatives and close friends. many coming to the city for the event.
 The house was lovely, being adorned with quantities of ferns. palms, white roses and large baskets filled with shasta daisies and tied with white tulle. The decoration of windows and openings was designed in loveknots.
 Before the ceremony a musical pro- gramme was rendered by Mrs. Err nest Guy, Mrs. Charles Wiggins and Mrs. Guy O'Rear. Mrs. Wiggins sang. All For You" This was followed by 6 duet, "Barcarolle From Tales" from Hoffman, by Mrs. O'Rear and Mrs. Wiggins. Mrs ORear sang. By The Waters of Minnetonka." During the ceremony Mrs. Guy played
 
 The wedding party entered to the sweet strains of Lohengrin's march. coming down the broad stairway which was covered with white cloth, and festooned with ferns. white rib bons and roses, and formed an ex- quisite tableaux before an impro- vised altar of palms and standards filled with white roses with candles A wedding bell was effectively used in this decoration.
 Little Virginia Morris, cousin of the bride, dressed in accordian plaited tulle, over yellow taffeta, with pen dants of ribbon and yellow roses, and carrying a dainty white basket of rose petals. led the wedding party.
 Next were the bridesmaids in eve- ming attire, each carrying white basket of shasta daisies tied with tulle to match her costume. Mss Lucille Long, wearing blue satin with silver cloth and flower trimming; { Miss Nina Leatherwood, orchid satin and tulle overdrapery and silver trimming; Miss Victoria Acuff In nas- turtium crepe meteor with blue tulle and coque feathers.
 Mrs Leslie Jones of Birmingham was matron of honor. She was gowned in blue embroidered chiffon over pink satin and carried an arm bouquet of roses.
 Little Jane Fite. daughter of MT. t and Mrs. Arthur Fite. carried the lSring on white satin cushion, and was fairy-like in pink organdie with tulle bows.
 The bride entered with her step father, MT. Phillips, by whom she WAS given in marriage, and was never more attractive nor lovelier than in her wedding gown of Duchess satin embroidered in seed pearls and trimmed In lace. Her veil of filmy tulle, caught coronet fashion with pearls and orange blossoms enveloped the long train. She carried shower bouquet of brides roses and lilies < of the valley. She was met at the altar by the groom and his best man, Mr. George Boyd of Birmingham. where Rev. w. w. Scott performed che impressive ring ceremony.
 Margaret O'Byrne. sister of the groom, daintily gowned in blue tulle over accordian plaited taffeta, wiih pendants of blue ribbons and roses and tulle bows, carried the train.
 After the ceremony an informal reception was held, MT and Mrs. 8 Phillips were assisted in receiving by the bride and groom and wedding party and relatives.
 The dining table was centered by the brides cake containing the usual trinkets and embossed in roses and valley lilies. Miniature bride and groom kewpies formed a part of this decoration.
 Misses Gladys Morris and Edna Palmer presided at the brides book. Miss Morris was beautifully gowned in coral brocaded satin with hand some lace and ostrich trimmings; Miss Palmer was attired in orchid