The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-19
MARTIN-sMITH MARRIAGE

The following from the Montgom cry Journal will be of interest to
 friends of the city, where the groom
 makes his home;
 At the home of the bride in Marion Junction on Tuesday at high noon the wedding of Miss Kathleen Lieser
 Smith, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. NJ.
 F. Smith, and Glenn Bell Martin of Birmingham. The lower floor of
 the spacious home~~was transformed into a bower of loveliness with 2 profusion of smilax, palms. ferns and yellow and white chrysanthemums. In the front parlor was an im-
 provised altar of these flowers flanked by white cathedral candles.
 says the Selma Times-Journal.
 Just before the ceremony musical program was given by Mrs. H. s. Gilmore, Who played "Humoresque" | and Because of You" and Mrs. Henry Pendleton, who sang "Mavis" and Because" The wedding march l from Lohengrin was used as a pro- | cessional and Miss Lucy Cawthon | of Selma was the first to enter. Following her was Mrs. Henry Pendleton, matron of honor, and after her advanced Miss Siska Smith. the maid of honor, beautifully gowned | in black velvet with silver and 1 ostrich hat. Both the latter carried white chrysanthemums. The ring
 bearer was little Charles Potter, who l wore white velvet suit and car l ried the ring in a silver tray. The lovely flower girl was little Marjorie , Martin, dainty in pink accordion | pleated georgette, who scattered rose petals before the bride.
 The heautiful bride wae ptVen way | by her brother, pr. Willard Smith, with whom she entered the room
 Her dress was a three piece suit ot
 black metalese with trimmings of 1 squirrel fur and her hat was of | pla tinum velvet with ostrich feather
 trimming. Her bouquet was made of Richmond roses showered with lilies of the valley. She was met at | the candle lighted altar by the groom i mingham, and the ceremony was 1 pronounced by Rev. Mir. Faegan of
 Marion Junction.
 Immediately after the ceremony i Mir. ,and Mrs. Martin left for their
 wedding trip to Florida and other
 southern points. They will make
 their home in Birmingham, where ', MT. Martin is d prominent and suc- cessful young business man.
 A FAMILY REUNION
 A family reunion was held at the home of the Rev. and Mrs. J. T..
 Miller. 1114 Thirteenth street. south.
 on Thursday, and dinner party was given In honor of pr. Mllers birth day and that also of his sister. Mrs
 N. L.1Jenkins of Mont Hope, Ala. who
 Is visiting them
 | The dining room was decorated in ] red and white autumn flowers and
 the table was centered with a great
 cake, made by Miss Bessie Davis. | The Rev. J. T. Miller Is a member | of the North Alabama conference
 and is a member of one of the pioneer 1 families of the district. Captain
 J. Y Miller. his father, major of mili-
 tia. at Rome, Ga. came to Birming- ham in November, 1860. and led into
 Confederate service. Company c. of
 the Twent-efghth Alabama reigment. He died in 1894 leaving a family of eight children of whom six are stiD living.
 Those attending the reunion and
 dinner party on Thursday were:
 Mrs G. c. Young. Adamsville,. Ala; Mrs. w. o. C.. Miller. Pratt City. | Ala. Mrs and Mrs. H. A. Miller,
 Pratt City, Ala; MT. and Mrs. J. 5. 1 Jenkins. Mt. Hope, Ald., NIT. anu MrS
 Ia, w Crumley. Mulga, Ala; Dr. J.
 M. Miller, Cordova, Ala; Mrs. N. Y.
 Miller, Collinsville, Ala; Miss Grace
 Miller, Collinsville, Ala; Rev. and Mrs. J. T. Miller.
 ELECTROMAGNETIC WEDDING The home of MT. and Mrs. W. W. Norwood, 6100 First avenue, was
 scene of beautiful wedding on Sat urday, November II. 1922, when their l daughter, Miss Ruth Norwood became 1 the bride of MT. Grover C. Trumbo of Morganfield, Ky. l The house was beautifully decorated l with ferns and southern similax. ] The bridal party entered to the
 strains of Lohengrin's Wedding March and stood in front of an alter ! banked with ferns.
 Miss Mabel Carlisle, bridesmaid, with MT. c. F. Patterson. groomsman. entered first, and Miss Leona Nor
 wood, sister of the bride, with the
 best man. MT, Bonnie Williford. The bride entered with the. groom.
 Rev. James A. Bryan officiated. | The bride was pretty in dark blue satin crepe with accessories to match. She carried beautiful shower oi
 brides roses and valley lilies
 Mir. and Mrs. Trumbo left for Ken tuck on their bridal trip. After De- cember 1, they will be at the home