The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-09

BALDERsoN-sIMP
 One of the prettiest home we'd
 dings of this month was that of
 Miss Flossie B. simpson of Macon.
 Ga, to Mir. D. L. Balderson of this
 city, which took place at o'clock
 Thursday evening. June 29 at the
 home of the birde's parents.
 The home was beautifully deco-
 rated for the occasion in ferns and
 cut flowers carrying out color
 scheme of pink, white and green.
 The ceremony was performed in the
 living room before an improvised
 altar of southern smilax and Russell
 roses banked by ferns and palms with
 tall burning candles and baskets of pink gladioii on either side. Just before the ceremony. Miss Louise Singleton sang Because" &C., oompanied by Mrs. Floyd Guest who also played Mendelssohn's wedding
 march and during the ceremony rem dered "Traumerei."
 Entering first were the grooms- mon. Mir. J. B. Hill of Forsyth and MT. William B. Kelley of Macon. with the bridesmaids. Miss Rosalind Simpson, sister of the bride, and Miss Marie Hubbard. cousin of the bride, who wore charming dresses of nile green and pink georgettes and carried arm bouquets of pink gladi. l oli.
 Little Miss Ulnie Tay1orlin dainty frock of pink entered next bearing the wedding ring in the heart of lily. Immediately preceding the 1 bride came the flower girls. little Miss Juanita Patterson and Natalie Johnston in dainty dresses of pink crepe de chine and tul1e scattering rose petals from baskets tied with | pink tulle.
 The bride entered on the arm of | her sister, Miss Irene Simpson, who was maid of honor and were met at l the altar by the groom and his best | man, MT. Rhonald E. Van Buren of | Savannah. The bride was beautiful | In a gown of lustrous white satin
 trimmed in pearls and self material roses with train and veil held in l place by coronet of orange blossoms I and lilies of the valley. Her louquet | was of Brides roses showered with | lilies of the valley. The maid of | honor was very attractive in white l canton crepe trimmed In self ma l terial roses touched with orchid. and | carried an arm bouquet of pale pink | gladioli.
 The ring ceremony was impressive | ly performed by Rev. Benjamin F. Foster. pastor of the First Christian church.
 Following the ceremony an infor- nal reception was held. Ices being | served by Miss Virginia Simpson, Miss Gladys Hamlin, Miss Floride Harrison and Miss Ella Sue Redman .a~x ~xxA after which the bride and groom left for Savannah. where they will 20 by boat to New York, returning by way of Baltimore and Washing ton. While>in Washington. they will be the guests of the groom's brother, Mir. James R. Balderson and Mrs, Balderson, and on their return will make their home in Birming- ham. where Mir. Balderson Is mana ger of the Birmingham agency Of the
 National Biscuit company. Mrs. Bladerson Is the eldest
 dauehter of Mir. and Mrs. Samuel
 simpson, a graduate of c. N. and I. c.
 and has been connected with the
 Macon system of schools. Her many
 friends regret that her marriage
 takes her to another state.
 Among the out-of-town guests
 were Mir. and Mrs. George F. Simp-
 son and little son from Pensacola
 Fla. Mrs. D. J. Horton. Miss Mary
 simpson and MT. Tom Simpson from Milledeeville. Ga. and Miss Alberta Barber from Savannah, Ga. MIR. REILLY,s DINNER PARTY Mir. Jack Reilly was host at dinner last evening at the Country club. Ills guests were Miss Augusta Mason, Miss Carolyn Harris. Miss Johns, Miss Virginia Bennington, Miss Mary Har- ris, Miss Dorothy Remington, Mrs. H. F. DeBardeleben, MT. Nabb Dren- nen, Mr Edward L.eake, IT,. MT. Wall ker DeBardeleben. MT. Charles Perry, Mr. Barnard Smith. M. Robert Has, elpgsr and MT. Dan oConnsls