The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-10

Mrs. J. D. Moore, Mir. and Mrs. G. B.. Mccormack, MT. and Mrs. E. F. Moore. Mir. and Mrs LeGrande Will son, MT. and Mrs. Alex Cecil, MT. and Mrs. Harry Wheelock, Mrs. D. N. Drennen. Mrs William Shackei- ford, Mir. and Mrs. Harry Coffin, Mir. and Mrs. J. R. McWane. Mrs. Sam Perry, pr. and Mrs. George Morrow, Dr. and Mrs. Cunningham Wilson, pr. and Mrs. Wyman, Mir. and Mrs. Henry DeBardelcben, MT. and Mrs. C. M. Lovejoy, Judge and Mrs. Stokeiy, Dr. and Mrs K. M. Robin son, Mir. and Mrs. Lee Bradley. .tr. and Mrs. T. o. Smith. MT. and Mrs. Webb Crawford MT. and Mrs. James Bovron, Mrs. R. ?. Woodward of Chattanooga Mir. and Mrs. George Yancey. Mrs. L. r. Yancey, Mir. and Mrs. John M. Cartwright Mfr. and Mrs. l.. $. Warner, Mir. and Mrs. Frank Lathrop, Mir and Mrs. IT. Rdyii.s, Dr. and Mrs Frank Nabers, Mir and Mrs. Donald Conner, Mir. and Mrs Fletcher Conner. Mir. and Mrs B. B. Conner. Jrp Dr. and Mrs. Marye Dabney, Jr., Mir. and Mrs. Eugene Enslen, Mrs. Walter Sessions. Mrs. John Builder. MT asnd Mrs. William Tyler, Mir and Mrs. DuPree Hunni- cut, Mir. and Mrs. Harold Hinton Of Athens, Ga, Mrs. Bryant Dixon, Mir and Mrs. Ed Conner. Mir. and Mrs. Charles Woodruff, Dr. and Mrs. w. $. Rountree. Miss Kate Earle Terrell Miss Selma Parry MT. and Mrs Trammel Sessions. Miss Torrance Redd, Mir. and Mrs. Fred Anderson. Mir. and Mrs. Prince DeBardeleben.. Mrs. Emmitt Collins, MT. and Mrs. James Parker. Mis- Mary Ida Wood Miss Katherine Lynch, Mr. Murray Brown MT. Erskine Ramsay, Mir Will Wilson and Senator B. E. Conner
 The drawing room and library were adorned with quantities of valley lilies with which the mantels were banked and which were used in bas- kets and big crystal bowls.
 In the living room an abundance of Russell roses added their bright color to the bauty of the occasion.
 Coffee was served in the sun par Tor which was decorated with palms and ferns with wall baskets of gladioli, sweet peas and other sum mer blossoms
 The mantel in the dining room was panked with white roses and orange blossoms. The brides table had a real lace cover, which was brought ~'0N0dii lToin China, over white satin It was centered with magnificent cake heavily embossed with roses, valley lilies and orange blossoms and upon the top with basket of roses and was banked with valley lilies and orange blossoms.
 upon the table were silver candela- bra and above it from the chandelier Tell shower of valley lilies with four smaller showers
 Ices and cakes embossed with or ange blossoms were served during the evenir.,.
 Mir. Conner and hisI bride left last evening for a northern wedding trip and. upon their return, will make their home at Sylacauga.
 Mrs. Conner travelled in a French | coat suit of navy blue in charm | Ing model with blue hat trimmed in | gray.
 The marriage of these young peo- pie is of much interest as both are members of prominent families and each has wide circles of friends.
 The bride has passed her girlhood in this city, and her lovely personali-s ty has won her many friends.
 The groom is the son of Senator D. E. Conner and is very popular as a young business man as well as so- cially
 Much interest is felt in the future or these young people,