The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-01
CAwTHON-LIsENBY WEDDING

One of the beautiful weddings sol- emnized this season in DeFuniak Springs was that of Mss Elizabeth Cawthon, daughter of Mir. and Mrs J. B. Cawthon, and MT. James Otis Iisenby of Dothan.
 The wedding took place in the First Presbyterian church, which was ap- ! propriately. decorated with ferns, palms and festoons Of evergreens. Numerous tapers in candelabra added greatly to the scene. Just before the ceremony Mir. Hal Richardson sang
 70 Promise Me-" accompanied by Miss Sue D. Mcconnell, pianist, and Miss Mary Lou Bell of Dothan, violinist. Preceding the bridal party a chorus composed of Miss Bess Tervin. Miss lRoberta Gillis. Miss Oracle Flournoy, Miss Lillie Mae Mcdonald, Mss Sadie I Wickersham, Miss Marie Flournoy, Miss Christian Currie. Miss lone Campbell, Miss Lillian Gills, Miss Flora Douglass Mclean, Miss Ida Foye Stinson and Mss Bess Harbeson, all wearing yellow taffeta dresses and silver slippers, entered singing the bridal chorus from Lohengrin.
 MT. Henry Burke, MT. Hugh smith, Mr. Harold McCaskill and MT. Joe Sanders Of Dothan served as ushers. Following the ushers came the pares. William Olin Campbell. Jr.. and David Dexter McCaskill. Next came Mary Burke, daintily dressed In white taf- 2 feta, carrying the Bible, met at the altar by Rev. Daniel J. Currie.
 The bridesmaids. Miss Margaret McCaskill, Miss Mary Graham of Tal- bottom, Ga. and Miss Vara Woodward entered with the groomsmen, MT. Hor- ton Lisenby of Nashville, Tenn; Mir Jerome Chapman of New Orleans, La. and MT. Sam Wainwright of Atmore. Miss McCaskill was gowned in orchid chiffon velvet draped with pearl l. beads and silver lace; Miss Graham Tn sapphire panne velvet lined with silver cloth. and Miss Woodward in turquoise blue panne velvet with silver lace. They carried beautiful bou- quets of Opheiia roses.
 The matron of honor, Mrs. Henry Hart, and the maid of honor, Miss Marion Cawthon. sisters of the bride, entered together carrying bouquets of Richmond roses. Mrs. Hart was dressed fin golden panne velvet Trimmed with silver lace, and Miss Cawthon wore coral panne velvet with silver trimming. The groom entered with his brother, Mir Albert Lisenby. the best man. Little Julius Cox -plouBnl the THE on a heart-shaped white satin pillow trimmed with lace. The flower girls were Willie Louise Flournoy and Geraldine Campbell.
 The bride entered alone carrying a shower bouquet of brides roses and valley lilies. She. a striking bru- nette, was radiantly lovely in a gown of white brocaded satin. She wore a short veil of silk net with a bandeau of brocaded satin and orange blos- sons. During the impressive ring ceremony Souvenir" was softly played and Mendelssohn's wedding march was used for the recessional
 MT. and Mrs. Lisenby left for New . Orleans. where they will make their homo. Mrs. Lsenby wore a suit of navy blue Bolivia cloth trimmed with gray fox fur and a chic spring hat
 Among the out-of-town guests were: Mir. and Mrs. S. Lisenby, father and mother of the groom; Mrs. IS. H. Lisenby, the groom's aunt Mir. Joe Sanders of Dothan, Mir. Albert Lisenby of Anniston, MT. Horton Lis- fnby of Nashville, Tenn. brothers of
 he groom; Mir. Sam Wainwright of
 tmore, MT. Jerome Chapman of An
 ilusia, Misses Mary, Lucille and Vara Woodward of Florala, Miss Mary Gra- ham of Talbotton. MT. and Mrs. R. E. L. McCaskill and Misses Margaret and Angeline McCaskill of Valparaiso, Fla MT. and Mrs. H. D. Hart and the Misses White of Lockhart.