The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-06

hung from the shoulder. It's upper part was heavily embroidered with pearls, the lower part being fashioned of silver cloth.
 The tight waist with it's old-fashioned long bodice had long sleeves of shirred tulle and bertha of rose point lace. Her veil of tulle was gathered to her hair with wreath of orange blossoms and fastened with a Tiffany ivory comb, which had ben worn by her grand mother
 She was met at the altar by the groom with his best man. Mir. G. T. Chapman of Ensley and the impressive marriage ser vice was spoken by the Rev. Frank w.. Webb. an old friend of the family. Following the marriage service a recep- tion was held in the drawing room, which was decorated with palms and smiIax, with the mantel banked with pink roses. MT. and Mrs. Hicks were assisted by the
 bride and groom, MT. and Mrs. Frank Headley, parents of the groom, and the
 members of the bridal party. Mrs. Hicks received in French cos- tune of black net, embroidered with steel beads, draped over cloth of gold, with
 ccrsage of pink roses.
 Mrs Frank Headley was handsome in a dress of black charmeuse, with an over dress of net with iridescent and bead trimmings. She carried a fan of rose colored feathers with corsage of pink roses.
 Punch was served in the sun parlor by Mrs William Houseal, Miss Lee Ola Shannon and Miss Evelyn Hoke. In the music rom, which was adorned with ferns and pink roses, Mrs. Alexander Garber Mrs. Hubert Scruggs and Mrs. James Keith presided at the coffee table. The brides book was kept by Miss Carol Penney and Miss Selena Rountree. I~s1 ~ knl1 1A ,v Itv1vn nirtcx was centered with big white cake ern- bossed with valley lilies. From the cen- ter of the cake extended white ribbons to which were attached the prophetic trinkets, and which were drawn by the members of the bridal party. About the table, candles in crystal candlesticks were interspersed with white roses in crystal
 vases, and from the chandelier above the table hung baskets of white roses, sus-
 pended with white ribbons.
 MT. and Mrs. Headley left last evening
 for a wedding trip, during which they
 win visit Mir. Headley's grandparents Tn
 Virginia and spend week in New York
 with MT. H. s. Kress on Riverside Drive'
 after which they will visit Havana ana
 return by way of New Orleans in about
 six weeks. They will spend the winter
 with MT and Mrs. Hicks.
 Mrs. Headley travelled in sport suit
 of brown English tweed with sailor hat and accessories to match.
 Among the out-of-town guests at the
 wedding were: Miss Polly Jones of At
 lanta. Miss Gladys Manning. Miss Mar
 garet Dixon and Miss Sara Oliver of Tai
 ladega: Miss Will Aileen Moore of Mont
 gomery, MT. and Mrs. M Ottey of New
 York city, MT. Dan Bullard of Opelika'
 MT. and Mrs. Eugene Smith of Syla- cauga, MT. Gordon Wilder of Talladega'
 MT. and Mrs Brinkley. MT. and Mrs.
 James Hicks from Atlanta; MT. Leslie
 Walker of New York. MT. Arthur Baker,
 MT. Will Graham from Talladega MT.
 and Mrs. William Moore of Montgomery' MT. and Mrs. John B. Knox of Anniston,
 pr. and Mrs. B. B. Warwick, MT. ana
 Mrs H. l.. McElvery. Mir. and Mrs. 5.
 H. Henderson and MT. and Mrs. Law
 renee Dumas, all of Talladega; MT. Ray
 mond Cox from Gadsden.