The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-09-24
spKIBRoN-BArLEr WEDDING

hPBiBHON-BAfLET WEDDING
 The following from the Atlanta Journal will be of interest to friends in Alabama:
 An event centsring the interest of a host of friends in Georgia and Ala bama was the marriage Tuesday evening Cf Miss Mary Virginia Bailey and MT. John MeKihbon, which was solemnized at 8 o'clock at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. 10. ]. Bailey, at their beautiful coun- try home near Newman, the home in which the brides grandparents were married more than half a century ago.
 Rev. Cyprian Wilcox of Cedartown, an uncle of the bride. assisted by Rev, Z. Speer, 0fficisted.
 The spacious rooms were adorned with ferns and cut flowers. In the living room, where the ceremony was of smilax. palms and pedegtals hold ing lighted candles.
 Miss Daisy Peddy o& Newman played the wedding music.
 Mary Du Pree Eoford and r>u Preo Hunnioutt. IT. of Athens. wore rib bon bearers, holding streamsrs of white satin ribbon forming an aisle fer the wedding party. Little Miss Teford wore 8 white orsandie frock and Master Hunniou< a white suit. Little Lucie Bailey. sister of the bride, and Harry Hopkins. of Atlanta. carried baskets filled with rosos.
 The bridesmaids were Miss Sarah Bailey. sister of the bride, and Miss Ruth McKibbon,. sister of the groom. Miss Bailey wore yellow taffeta ana carried as.bouquet If sunset roses. Miss MoKibbon wore light blue taf- feta and carried pink roses. Miss Lifiie Jones of Greenviiie was maid of honor. She wore orchid taffeta drapeG with Ghantiily lace.
 Mrs. Emmett Bailey, mother of the Bride, was her maid Of htnor. She wore white canton oreps.
 Eleanor Ecford, the beautiful httfe s-year old daughter of Mir and Mrs. Charles Eoford of Athens, was train bearer
 MT. Marvin McKibbon was his brothers best man.
 The bride was given in marriage by her father, Mfr. E. ], Bailey.
 The bride was beautiful in her wedding gown of white georgette with falling sleeves and the skirt seafloped in front and pointed al sides. The tulle veil was adjusted with small punches of orange blos- soms. She carried a shower bouquet of bride roses. orchids and valley lilies.
 After the ceremony there was an informal reception. Miss Sarah Bai- ley presided at the brides cake which was embossed with flowers and held the wedding symbols.
 Punch was served on the porch by Nrsz slaY FFQnpau F1annery, Miss Sarah Asleew, and Miss Elizabeth Parks. Miss4 Sarah. " sXickssrs Bailey had charge Of the' brfdsss booK The guests were received by Miss Dollie Bailey and Mrs. ?. J. Elan nery.
 caFscnvr n E ttri5D ,DsScn .'s.s~ The Crescent club will hold an open house dance for shriners only on Thursday, "cererncrial night,r at the Southern club.
 All visitors attending Zamora cere- monial on that day will be the guests of Zamora at this dance; oompli- mentary tickets will be given the vis- itors by the glad hand committee, as a large number of nobles from out of town will be in the city. A special orchestra has been en- ra ged to furnish the music. The attendance committee. com posed of MT. J. Carl Park, Mir. c. D. Ellison. MT. II. l.. Farley, MT. U. II. James, Dr. NJ. A. Copeland, Dr. c. N. Odom and MT. NJ. P. McGlathery, are doing everything possible to make this a grand affair. This club will begin it's regular semi monthly dances next month
 .a faLloopening date. will be announced q later.