The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-15
BROwN-MDoNoUGH WEDDING

1 Friends in the city will be inter-
 ested in the marriage of Miss Lucy
 Mason, only daughter of Mr. James B. McDonough of Fort Smith. Ark, and MT, Joseph Neal Brown. which was solemnized on January at | o'clock in the afternoon at St Johns chui oh. Fort Smith
 A color note of coral and green | marked the decorations. Potted palms and ferns were interspersed with small coralhu blossoms arranged in floor vases, almost completely hiding the choir stalls and outlining the steps leading to the chancel
 The br;Ge was attended by Mrs. Leroy Huszagh (chicaso) as matron of homer, Miss Mary Martin as maid
 of honor. Miss Elizabeth Moulton. Miss Dorothy Read and Miss Julia Alhers as bridesmaids.
 The natron of honor and the maids were gowned alike in frocks of coral chiffon. the slightly bouffant hips outlined with velvet flowers of the same hue. They wore hats of silver lace and slippers and hose of silver, and carried colonial bouquets edged with silver lace.
 Miss Martin. cousin of the bride, as maid of honor. wore a frock of orchid chiffon designed in the same fashion ss the gowns of the maids and inatrc': of honor. This was com pleted by hat of silver lace. with slippers and hose of silver. She also carried d colonial bouquet fringed with silver lace.
 The tridc and her attendants were met at the chancel by Mir. Brown and his beet man. Mir. James B. Me Borough. sr.. brother of the bride. and the Rev Malcolm Lockhart. rec l for of St Johns church, who offici- | ated.
 Few brides present as lovely | picture as did Miss McDonough Tn her bridal robes. Her gown was or white chiffon over silver cloth. The
 short sleeves and round neck of the 1 long waisted bodice was outlined with rhinestones. Flowers of silver clcth stimulating hrysanthemums, with petals edged with pearls anu centered by rhinestones were caueh. at the waist. half concealed py .ne chiffon drapery. The irregular cage of tba skirt was also beaded with
 rhinestones
 The brides veil was of Brussels point lace bought by Mrs. Huzgah 1 in Europe and worn at her own we'd
 Ging several weeks ago. broad
 bandeau of tulle and lilies of the valley circled the head, from which
 the soft folds of the lace fell in long straight lines extending for sev-
 eral yards on the floor. The bridal
 bouquet was of lilies of the valley
 anG orchids in colonial design. Immediately after the ceremony
 buffet luncheon was served at the
 home of the bride for members of 1 the bridal party only.
 Mir and Mrs. Brown left at
 o'clock for honeymoon in the
 north, the destination not revealed They will. however. later spend six
 months in Marion. O.. returning to
 Fort Smith in the summer for a per
 manent residence.
 The bride is the daughter of Mir.
 James B. McDonough and the late Mrs. McDonough of Fort Smith Ark.
 Mrs. McDonough was one of Bir- mingham's ioveliest belles. as Sarah :, Martin, daughter of the late Col. l and Mrs. John M. Martin. She was sister of Lucy Martin (Mrs Will | liam N. Mckelvey) and Lydia Mar tin (Mrs. William MarshalD, and ali three of these lovely young women were greatly admired here. pr Samuel Minturn Peck of Tuscaloosa Alabama's celebrated poet, is an
 urcle of the Martin girls.