The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-25
BUsBY-GoDBEn WEDDING

A brilliant social event was the wedding of Miss Louise Godbee to MT Luther William Busby, on Saturday evening at S.S0 o'clock at the home Of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. Sid- ney Stephen Godbee, in Norwood.
 Dr. Joseph M. Broadly performed the ceremony in the dining room before an improvised altar In gold and white which was decorated artistically with palms. ferns and Shasta daisies. In the center of the altar IS a candela- bra which held lighted tapers. The background of green southern srnilax made a very effective setting. The lower floor was decorated in smilaS and Shasta daisies.
 Preceding the ceremony a program of nuptial music was rendered by Mrs Charles McDermott. Just before the bridal party entered Miss Annie Iron calli sang Because" accompanied by Mrs. McDermott TO the strain of Lohengrins. the ribbon-bearers. little Miss Violet Nappi, Gean Linnehan Margaret Jones, Mary Margaret Dickas, Rosalie Troncalll and Martha Woodward of Newport, Tenn, de- scended the stairs. They were met by Miss Pearl Taylor and Miss Mildred Shirk. who presented them with their ribbons with which they formed an aisle to the altar. Each ribbon-bearer wore a dainty frock of white geor- gette. Miss Taylor and Miss Shirk wore attractive frocks of white crepe with corsage bouquets of roses and valley lilies.
 The bride was attended by her mother as matron of honor who was charming in q gorgeous gown of green crepe over flesh satin. Her flowers were an arm bouquet of but terfly roses.
 Oliver, a cousin of the bride. was lovely in an attractive frock of orr chid crepe over satin. She carried an arm bouquet of butterfly roses.
 The ring Master Richard Blue, cousin of the bride, wore white satin suit and carried the ring in the heart of rose.
 Little Mildred Scott of Leeds and Joe Marion Lackey were the fairy like flower girls. They wore pink and blue frocks of crepe and car ried baskets of pink sweet peas.
 The bride was given in marriage by her father, Mir. Sidney stephen Godbee. She was never more beauti- full than in her bridal gown of white crepe satin lined with flesh chiffon; the bodice was heavily beaded with crystals. The train was draped from the right side and embroidered in basket de Jigns Her veil of white silk tulle fell from a coronet of orange blossoms and real lace. Her flowers valley lilies.
 They were met at the altar by Mir. Busby and his best man. Mir. Thur ston Sherman.
 During the impressive wedding service Mrs. McDermott played soft ly, T Love You Truly" after which an informal reception was held.
 Mrs. Godbee was assisted in re- cefving by Mrs. Clarence Fowler, wearing a black crepe over satin. Mrs. Ida Bell sims wore a henna Can ton crepe heavily beaded. Mrs. T. J. Rowley of Atlanta wore a gown of black sequal net over crepe, and Mrs George Allingham of Augusta wear Ing a frock of dandelion taffeta and crepe.
 The punch tables were on the beau tiful lawn and delicious fruit punch was served by Mrs. Dewey Busby, Mrs. Gordon Busby, Mrs. James Oli- yer and Mrs Charles Dickens.
 Music for the evening was fur nished by an orchestra. The brides going-away suit was of blue cloth with accessories of tan. MT. Busby Is prominent young man of business and social standing.
 MT and Mrs. Busb. left for Atlanta and seashore points. On their return they will be at home at Crescent court apartments.
 The out-of-town guests for the wedding were MT. and Mrs. Dewey Busby and baby, Mrs. Gordon Wood ward an dtwo children, Martha and Gordon, of Newport, Tenn; Mr, M P. Oliver of Newport, Tenn: Mrs. g. J. Rowley of Atlanta, Mrs. George AL linghan of Augusta, MT and Mrs. Fredrick Dreher of Montgomery, MT. and Mrs. Fred Scott of Leeds MRS. WATTS HOSTESS AT
 BRIDGE
 Mrs. W. A. Watts will entertain at bridge on Tuesday afternoon at her home on Clairmont avenue. in compliment to Miss Irma Hamp- ton of Tracy City. Tenn. who is visiting Mrs. R. B. Watts and Miss Emma Smith of Louisville, Ky, gusst of Mrs. Dan Hogan.