The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-24
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crump, who also played the wedding march.
 The bride, who is noted for her beauty vas unusually attractive in a going away gown of navy blue poiret twill and a hat of blue georgette trimmed with d gray ostrich feather. She wore gray shoes and carried a shower bouquet of brides roses and orange blossoms.
 Mrs. Johnson, mother of the groom, was handsome in black satin with irri- descent trimmings and she wore red roses. Mrs. Billingsley. the brides mother. was gowned in blue canton crepe with touches of henna and her corsage was of sunset roses and sweet peas.
 An informal reception followed the ceremony. The bride, who was a grad uate of Noble institute in 1920 had asked a number of her classmates to assist in serving. They were Misses Elizabeth Gordon, Augusta Vann Florence Wilson Katherine Duke and Erin Shaffer. They wore their graduating dresses of white organdie.
 The out-of-town guests were Mrs. John Willis Johnson, Miss Minnie Mercer Johnson of Norfolk, Mrs. Marsh Adair of Norfolk, Mrs. Forney Billingsley of Rome, Captain and Mrs. A. Harrison of Oxford, Miss Maybelle and Nellie Jack son of Gadsden
 day evening for Jacksonville, Fla, where they will sail for New York thence to Norfolk, their future home.
 A notable wedding will occur on Tues day evening at the First Presbyterian church, when Miss Mildred Terry John ston will be united in marriage to Mir Harold Wesselman Updike of New York; The ceremony will be read by the Rev. S. F. Hodges and Mrs. w.. E. Lloyd organist will preside over the music Mir. Raymond Cox of Gadsden and Bir- mingham, will sing 70 Perfect Love.
 Miss Johnston who is one of the most universally popular young women in Anniston society. will be escorted to the marriage altar by her brother, MT Frank Johnston. Her sister, Miss Edith Johnston, who arrives on Monday from New York. will act as maid of honor. Mrs. Frank Johnston will be the brides 8 matron of honor and her two lovely daughters, Misses Elizabeth and Julia will be bridesmaids, serving with Miss Mary Pope Maybank, Miss Mildred Goodrich. and Miss Gertrude tHambleton Shepperd, a trio of pretty Anniston de- DuLdHlS. NIT. OpOlhe Will nave dS Ills best man MT. Johnson Jones of Jersey City. The groomsmen are to be Mir John Sloan of Montclair, N J., MT. Ray mond Cox of Gadsden, and MT. Robert Weatherly of Anniston
 MT. UpdilSe and his mother, Mrs. F. M. Updike, and MT. Sloan and MT. Jones arrive Sunday from the east. Mir. Up- dike is in the Wall Street branch of the Equitable Trust company and was lieutenant at Camp Mcclellan and in France with the 104th Field Signal Bat talion. He and his bride of Tuesday have scores of friends in the city and in the east who are interested in the wedding, which will be one of the most brilliant of the season.
 Mir w. A. Scarborough announces the marriage of his daughter Clara, to MT. Palmer Parker of Birmingham, the mar riage having occurred Tuesday morning at il O oclock in the wicker room of the Arniston inn.
 The marriage of this attractive girl will be the occasion of much interest north Alabama, as she is member of the we'll known Scarborough family, long identified and prominent in this part of the state. She is one of prettiest girls, who has many friends to rejoice with her over the