The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-21
Brilliant Wedding an EUent of Last
 EUening
By JOSEPHINE NIXON HENLEY

SEl anu D1 AHo pCdul9 VI A~1 wv detail, the wedding of Miss Emily Harrison. the lovely daughter of pr. and Mrs William Groce Harrison, and pr. John c. Wilson of Dallas, Texas, was a brilliant event of early fall.
 The marriage took place last eve ming at S.30 clock at the home of the brides parents on Crescent road, which was elaborately decorated for the occasion. Quantities of southern smilax were draped upon the walls of the rooms and festooned about window castings and doorways. Inter- spersed amid the green were great white dehlias and chrysanthemuns, producing a charming effect In white and green.
 In the drawing room was arranged a handsome altar of palms and ferns, splendid white blossoms and tall white candelabra.
 Beautiful Musical Program
 Before the entrance of the bridal party a musical program was fur nished by Mrs. Corrie Handley Rice, who had charge of the nuptial music, Miss Gladys Lyon, who played vio- lin solo, and Mrs. Walter Brewer, who sang At Dawning."
 Miss Louise Dabney Harrison at- tended her sister as maid of honor, and she was very attractive in gown of pink taffeta. | Mrs. Don Herbert Maring, matron of honor, was charmingly attired In orchid taffeta, and was lovely as picture.
 The bridesmaids, Miss Letitia Me- Neel. Miss Margaret Dixon of Talla- dega and Miss Emily Hare of Au burn, wore costumes of lavender sunset and rose-colored taffeta. All 1 the gowns were made In the beauti- | full new effects and the attendants l carried bouquets of chrysanthemums, dahlias and asters in the soft pastel l colors. harmonizing with their cos- ! tunes.
 l Ribbon Hearers Little Sarah Harrison and Sarah l Wilson were the pretty ribbon bear | CTS, forming the aisle with wide white satin ribbon. through which the bridal party approached the altar. They wore frocks of pink and blue l georgette.
 Master Alexander Bondurant. in a suit of white satin, carried the white cushion upon which the father and mother of the bride kneit at their marriage
 The ushers and groomsmen were; Dr. Alex Bondurant, University of | Mississippi; MT. George Bondursnt, and MT. Harwell Wilson, Lincoln. | The groomsmen: Dr. A. B. Craw- ford. of Memphis, pr. Tinsley Harri- son, MT. Groce Harrison, IT,. and pr Morgan of Birmingham. | The Lovely Bride
 The bride was given in marriage l by her father. She was beautiful in 1 the magnificent wedding gown Of molre taffeta, worn 6s years ago by her maternal grandmother at her marriage. This beautiful gown, to | which Is attached much historical in = terest, was worn with its original ] bertha of real lace. The brides veil l of tulle was arranged in cor st | effect with orange blossoms, and her bouquet was of bride roses and val ley lilies.
 pr. R. ". Wilson. a medical mis. sionary from Korea, attended the i groom as best man.
 The words of the marriage cere- mony were spoken by Rev. Dr. Green l of Greenville, Texas, brother-in-l law 1 of the groom.
 The Reception i Following the marriage a reception was held for the members of the l bridal party, the out-of-town guests and intimate friends, Mrs. Harrison : IOtclNtu III u QT6bS or BliVGT laV6HuGT i satin trimmed with pearls and cor sage of pink roses.
 ! Mrs. Alexander J. Bondurant ] grandmother of the bride, assisted in receiving.
 1 The brides table was centered with big heart-shaped cake, richly embossed with roses and valley lilies, | and adorned with pink roses and val ley lilies in silver baskets and lighted 1 with pink candles In silver holders. The Wedding Journey ] Dr. Wilson and his charming bride left last evening for a western we'd ding trip, which will include visit to the groom's parents In Arkansas. After October they will be at home at the Adolphus in Dallas, Texas. Mrs. Wilson travelled in a suit of , seal brown Bolivia cloth trimmed in seal fur and becoming hat to match.
 The bride, who is one of Birming- hams most popular and attractive girls, is a graduate of Sophie New comb college, New Orleans, and is president of the Student Government association for the whole south.
 The groom is graduate of Tulane university, New Orleans. The marri- age is continuation of a college TO- nance, begun when the bride entered Newcomb college as a freshman.
 Out-of-Town Guests
 Among the out-of-town guests for the wedding were: Mrs Alexander Bondurant and Miss Bondurant of Virginia; Mrs. Ida Newman, great aunt of the bride, Lincoln; pr. and Mrs. Alexander Bondurant, Univer- sity, Miss; Mrs. Pierpont Nelson, New Orleans;aM Mrs. E. W. Stay. Mont gomery; Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Wilson. Lincoln: Mrs. Will Wilson and Miss sarah Wilson, Admission, and MT. Ben Harrison. T&liadega.