The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-03
Bv IVA COOK

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 1 tar. He was followed by the brdes-
 maids, who were gowned in pretty
 organdie frocks, representing rain
 bow colors, which were very effec-
 tive. and the bouquets were large
 ones. made of old-fashioned flowers in which were combined the rainbow colors. each being tied with bow
 of tulle. The maids were Miss vir- ginia Lusk of Fort Meyer, Fla, Miss Evelyn Brannan, Miss Vienetta At
 atty of Mobile and Miss Lucy Moore
 of Anniston.
 Miss Mitchell, radiantly lovely in a bridal gown of Venetian lace, with l filmy veil of the same material,
 which was caught to her head with a coronet of, orange blossoms, was ac- | companied to the altar by her pretty
 maid of honor, Miss Sarah Minor of Eutaw. The bride carried shower bouquet of Brides roses and valley lilies, and wore as her ornaments a
 handsome string of pearls and a bar pin of platinum set with diamonds
 the gift of the groom. On her we'd
 ding gown was used pearl trimming
 from the wedding gown of her ma
 ternal grandmother, which completed | her toilet. MT. Grammar met his
 bride before the waiting minister, es- | corted by his best man, MT. John Baumhauer of Mobile. and the Rev
 Latimer used a most beautiful and
 impressive service in uniting the
 lives of these two interesting young people. while the strains of Believe
 Me If All Those Endearing Young
 Charms" was softly played by Miss
 Russell and Mrs. Pelham.
 l An informal reception followed im-
 mediately after the pronouncing of
 the marriage vows when the happy
 bride and groom were showered with congratulate by their admir- l ing friends. In the dining room the table was centered with hand [ some cake embossed in daisies, roses and valley lilies. This was placed
 under a shower of daisies which ex- tended from the chandelier above
 and presented quite pretty picture
 as the wedding party cut for the trophies therein.
 Mir and Mrs. Branham left at S:30. and will spend 10 days at the Grove Park Inn, in Asheville, after which they will go to Mobile. Mrs. Bran nan was stunningly attired for trav- feling, and never was there more charming bride. than this Anniston h girl won by MT. Grammar. She is noted for her brilliant intellect. which combined with grace and charm of manner makes her most unusual young woman. Mir. Bran nan is from an old family of Mobile, and has extensive turpentine inter ests in several southern states. His mother, Mrs. W. l. BrannAn. and Miss Eta Brannan accompanied him to Anniston.
 Among the many interesting and pretty gifts received by the bride and groom were several heirlooms. probably the most unique being a set of teaspoons made from silver coin saved from the wreckage of the ancestral home at the time of the Civil war by the maternal grand mother of the bride, who afterward sent the coin to a silversmith in Louisville, Ky. and had 1t moulded into a set of spoons. These were pre- sented by Mrs. Roberson, and will b. highly prized by MT. and Mrs. Brannan.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles F. Duke an- rouncc the marriage of their daugh- ter. Virginia, to MT. John B. La Garde. Jr. the marriage having oc- cured on June 2S.
 The announcement of this mar riage will come as complete sur prise to the many friends of this popular young couple. members of the college set. They are now on a wedding trip. after which they will reside in Anniston. The bride Is one of the city's prettiest and most at tractive young girls. and Mir La. Care. a son of MT. and Mrs. John B. LaGarde Sr.. represents one of the states most prominent families,
 One of the prettiest June home weddings was that of Miss Annie Louise Moves. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. $. F. Moves. and Mir, Edward Carmichael of Birningharn- which parents on Tuesday evening. at 7:15.
 The entire lower floor of the home was artistically decorated in shasta daisies and ferns the brides colors being yellow and white. In the liv- ing room an arch had been arr ranged of trailing ivy and daisies. and it was here that Rev. Hoyt M. Dobbs. pastor of the First Methodist |cturch. performed the impressive ceremony.
 The bride was lovely in soing away suit of taupe, with accessories to match. and wore corsage Of sweetpeas and valley lilies. She left immediately with her husband for a trip. after which they will be at nome In Birmingham.
 Among the out-of- town guests were MT. Hallett Brasselton and MT. Frank Brasselton of Demopolis, and Miss LaRue Church of Atlanta.
 MT. and Mrs J. J- Peoples an- nounce the marriage of their daugh-