The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-09-21
PyIc---Alsobrook.


Pyle gave in marriage their charm.
ing daughter, Evelyn, to Mr.. 10.
seph Vernon Alsobrook, of Chcro
kee. Ala.
For the occasion the spacious
halls, parlors and dining room were
most attractively decorated with
golden rod, ferns and growing
plants
The place Of ceremony was be.
meath the great arch between front
reception hall and parlor. Over
head, from side to side, the arch
was massed with rich sprays Of the
golden rod and ferns. In the cen.
ter was suspended large white
wedding bell tied with graceful bow
OF golden tulle. On either side were
graduated gold ribbons with show
ers Of golden rod and fern attached
givinga portiere effect.
On both sides of arch were trel.
Uses in white twined with flowers
and ferns. AL the base Of each
trellis were pedestals bearing grow
| ing plants and vases of golden rod.
/ Upon arrival guests were wei.
coined by Mrs. Alice Mckinney
and Miss Virginia Pyle and were
then shown to the dining room by
Misses Ygondine Gaines and Mamie
Hyatt Pyle, where the glittering ar
ray of linen, china, silver and cut
glass attested the popularity OF this
young couple.
Preceding the ceremony Miss Wiz.
ginia Pyle sang, very sweetly, All
for YOU and 20 Perfect Love-, y
accompanied by Miss Mamie Hyatt
Pyle. who also played the bridal
chorus from Lobengrin for pro
c,ss ionll, Claimants Love Song, sof :
ly, during the ceremony, and Men
delsohn's Wedding March for a recess
sional.
From the living room the beaut-
ful bride preceded by her sister, Mrs
w. R. McDuf1ie, of Okolona. Miss.
as matron of honor, approached the
place OF ceremony upon the arm of
her father, where they were joined
by the groom and his best man,
Mr.. Armstead Alsobrook, Rev. Roy
Niger, pastor of the Baptist church
Town Creek, Ala, then said a beau
tiful ring ceremony.
/ For the occasion the bride wore
a most becoming gown of sand col
ored canton crepe with cut steel
bead trimmings. with hat and all
accessories in harmony. She car
fied a shower bouquet of bride roses
and valley lilies.
Mrs. McDuffie was lovely in a
gown OF black canton crepe with
blue head trimmings, picture hat
In black and gold, and corsage
BOUQUET of pink roses and lavender
listers.
Immediately after the ceremony
the happy couple left amidst show
srs of rice and good wishes OF
'r.ends for Memphis and other
points,.
The bride is young woman OF
much culture and is widely known
ia the educational world. The
groom is a promising and prosper
JUS young planter in the Tennessee
river valley section of North Ala
bama and friends predict happy
married. life for the young couple.
Out of town guests were; Mrs.
w. B. Alsobrook, mother of the
groom, Mr.. Armstead Alsobrco ok,
Miss Leah Alsobrook, Mr.. Edgar
Alsobrook, Mr.. and Mrs, Howard
Thurmond, OF Cherokee, Ala; Supt.
and Mrs. j. T. Mckee, of Tuscum-
bia, Ala; Mr.. w. H. Greer, Shelf
| f Id, Ala; Mrs. w. B. Alsobrook,
Jr., Leighton, Ala; Mr., and Mrs.
q, M. Huckaba, Miss Christine Dun
can and Mrs. Robert Mckinney, OF
Florence, Ala; Mr.. Wiley Thomp-
son, Riverton. Ala; Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. McDuffie, Okolona; Miss
Mrs. L. G. Wilson, Clinton, Louisi-
ana; Mrs. I. T, Haney, Burnsville,
Miss. X x
Your New Fall Shoes are ready
for you at Reid Brothers.
We have added wool and EN-
hroidery thread to our line. Full
line of Belts, Beads, Ear Bobs and
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