The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-25
smith and Mr.. paul Moffstt Of Dads

Smith and Mr.. Paul Moffstt Of oads-
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The Beautiful Bride
The bride entered with her father,
who gave her in marriage. She was
beautiful in her handsome wedding
gown of white brocade duchesse satin
heavily embroidered in pearls, with
deep lace bertha of duchesse lace,
which is a family heirloom of several
| generations. Her court train was Of
duchesse lace lined with satin and her
| long tulle veil, which was worn over
| her face, was caught with wreath
/ of orange blossoms and fell to the
hem of her train. Her bouquet was
of bride roses. orchids and valley
| lilies.
The groom was attended by Mr..
Hayden Brooks as best man, and the
marriage service was read by the Rev.
| Oscar de Wolf Randolph, the double
ring ceremony being used.
| The Reception
Following the ceremony recep-
| ton was held at the home of the
BRIDES parents on Cliff Road.
i The living room was adorned with
+, palms, ferns and baskets of pink
chrysanthemums. Mr.. and Mrs. Roun-
tree were assisted in receiving by the
members of the bridal party, Mr.. and
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groom; Mrs. Mary Tatum, grand
mother of the groom; Miss McIver of
Nashville, great aunt of the bride;
Mrs Hubert Scruggs. Mrs. Thomas
Stobert and Mrs. j. Il. Penney.
Mrs Rountree received in a French
gown of opal sequins, with garna-
lures of emerald green and eorsage
of pale pink rosebuds.
Mrs. Smith was attired in pearl
! oh xu4f ~
! Radiance roses.
| Mrs. Tatum wore a costume of
! black lace.
Miss McIver was gowned in black
and jet trimmings with point lace.
! Mrs. Scruggs' dress was of orchid
| chiffon deliberately beaded.
| Mrs. Stobert's imported gown of
silver cloth was made with jeweled
blouse and skirt in tunic effect, rich
| ly embossed.
| Mrs. Penney's dress was of jet with
silver trimmings.
| Others receiving with Mr.. and Mrs.
Rountree were the out-of-town
guests: Congressman and Mrs. Will
liam B. Bankhead of Jasper, Mrs. j.
| II. Crenshaw of Montgomery, Mrs.
| Joe Il. Rountree of Hartselle. Miss
Allie Garner of Ozark, Mr.. and Mrs.
! Charles Rountree and Mrs. w. ID. Ed
mundson of Albany.
The Handsome Brides Cake
In the dining room tall silver vases
Of pink and white cosmos were used
/ in decorations.
! Upon the table. with Irish lace
cover, was a great heart-shaped cake
heavily embossed with pink roses and
valley lilies, with which central
/ design represented a miniature bride
| and groom.
A hot supper was served with Ices.
cakes and bonbons in the shape of
orange blossoms
Receiving here were Mrs. John
Kaul, Mrs. Henry Badham, Jr., Mrs.
Hayden Brooks. Mrs. George Headley
and Mrs. Oscar de Wolf Randolph.
Yellow was the prevailing color in
the library, where coffee was served,
andA 1t was carried out with a pro-
fusion of bright chrysanthemums.
Those assisting in this room were:
Mrs. James b. Head, Mrs. c. T. Ran
dali, Mrs. G. B. Mccormack, Jr., Mrs.
Edmund Armes, Mrs. Mary Davis and
Miss Lee Ola Shannon.
Mr.. Smith and his lovely bride left
last evening for wedding trip which
will include points on the gulf coast.
and upon their return will make their
home In Forest Park.
The bride. who was reared in Bir-
mingham, has scores of warm friends,
whom she has won by her beauty and
her charm of manner. She was edu-
Gated at the Margaret Allen school
and is popular member of the
younger set.
The groom is graduate of Lehigh
/ university and Is connected In BUSH
ness with one of the large companies
of the district. He was an officer in
the air service during the World war
and is now a member of the 135th
Aero squad of the Alabama national
guard.