The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-25
NppINs-EvtNGToN MEpnING


 A wedding of widespread interest not only on account of the beauty and popularity of the bride but also on account of the prominence of the two families, was that of Miss Corile Belle Eyington of York and Robert Seal Eddins of Demopolis. which took place in the Methodist church of York Tuesday at 2:30 D. III.
 Preceding the ceremony a musical program was rendered by Mrs. Tom Seal of Livingston and Mrs. Frank Holman of York. The wedding march was played by Miss Essie Hall of York.
 The church was beautifully dec orated for the occasion. smiIax was used to festoon the windows, arch and ehancol. A large yellow wedding bell was hung from the arch under which the bride and groom stood. The choir was banked with ferns and baskets of yellow chrysanthenums Candelabra holding yellow candles were at either end of the chaffceI. The church was darkened and all lights were shaded with yellow ehrysanthemums, the color scheme of yellow and green being carried out in all details.
 The bride never looked more lovely than on this occasion. Sine wore A handsome three- piece suit of navy and American beauty. trimmed with steel beads, Her hat was of black with accessories to match her dress She carried bouquet of Brides roses and lilies of the valley tied with tulle. The attendants were: The matron of honor, Mrs. G. E. Ewing ton, mother of the bride, who was dressed in a beautiful costume of navy blue crepe trimmed in steel beads, and who wore a black lace nat. The maid of honor, Miss Roberta Meadows of Montgomery, who wore dress of green taffeta trimmed in green lace and silver; her hat was of black lace, with touches of silver The bridesmaid, Miss Johnnie Ward or Edna. whose dress was of orchid crepe trimmed with gold; her hat was also of black lace, with touches of gold. Both the maid of honor and the bridesmaid carried beautiful bouquets of rosebuds tied with tulle. Miss Alice Caine of Judson was to have served as 6 bridesmaid, but was detained on account of illness as was one of the attendants, Willard Me- Call of University, whose place was taken by William Lindsey also of University Master Raymond Neville, n white satin. was ring bearer. Lit. tie Miss Kathleen Evington, sister of the bride, lovely in dress of pink crepe. was flower girl William Ed dins, brother of the groom, was best man. All the bridal party assem bl ed in the vestibule of the church, ex- cept the groom and his best man. The ushers. Edward Ward and Wallace Lindsey, preceded the bridal party to the chancel, marking the aisle with white ribbons. Tho bride entered last on the arm of her father These were Joined at the chancel by the groom. Robert Seal Eddihs, and the best man, Willie Eddins. The beautiful ring ceremony was ilnpressively per formed by Rev. Samuel T. Trotter.
 Immediately after the ceremony MT. and Mrs Eddins left for Jacl- sonville, Fla, Atlanta Ga, and other points. They expect to return to York .n about week for short stay, after which they will be at home to their many friends in De- mopolis.
 The bride is the accomplished daughter of Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Ewing ton. leading citizens of York, and the groom, prominent banker of De- mopolis.
 Among the out-of-towh guests were: Mir. and Mrs. J. K shelton, MT. and Mrs. Partridge: Mir. Iddins father of the groom; Mir and Mrs, Tom Eddins, Mir. and Mrs. Piper, Mrs. N. C. Floyd, Mrs. Clay and daughter Mrs. Sears Austin; Mir, Patterson George Smith, ]. c. F'ugerson, and MT Braswell of Demopolis; Clarence Grant Of Atlanta, Mrs. N l. Wolf ot Tuscaloosa, Mrs Wallace of Blocton, MT. and Mrs. Leo Perry of Choctaw, Mrs. Tom Seal and Robert Seal of Livingston, Mrs. J. D. Lindsey of But Ter, Dr. and Mrs. H, w. Robinson, Mir. and Mrs. c. c. Allan, John Thyms, Miss Mamie Wilmington, Mrs. R. D. Young, R. E. Young, Mrs. Wattie Ward and daughter, Mrs. W. F. Wolf; MT. and Mrs. E. N. Bryant, Mrs. Ma rion Ward and son. Arthur Ward , Mir. and Mrs. Robert Allan of Edna, MT. and Mrs. Oliver of Panola. Mir. and Mrs. Frank Derby and daughter of Ward, Mrs. Pierce of Whitfield, Mrs, D, l.. Turner Of Northport, and Judge Wallace Lindsey and wife of Butler.