The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-04-01
SOCTET TY
Wedding Brilliant Euent
 tn Troy

HUI Ala March Z9.-l lSpeciaf,9 The marriage of Miss Hollinger Pace to Mir. John Parker Shaffer of Bir- mingham was beautifully soiemnized IL esday afternoon at the Methodist Episcopal church in Troy
 The glad Easter season suggested the motif for the floral decorations of the church and the idea was ex- quisitely carried out by the use of stately palms, southern sm K and lilies. The chaneel and alsar were carpeted in white over which south smilax made a tracery of green. Pure white Easter lilies starred the design and filled the large ivory basket that formed the center of the decorations. From this basket. the choir railing and othe rpedestals the choirrailing and other pedestais holding crystal candelagra burning cathedral candles. misty veil of green and white maline floated caught to the handle of the basket and the railing by butterfly bows. Potted calla lilies outlined the chan eel railing.
 Preceding and during the cere- mony program of beautiful nuptial r usic was given with Mrs. Mary Selman. organist and Mir. Herman Moll. violinist. Solos were rendered by Mrs. Mary Henderson and Mrs. sam Williams and the entire choir sang the Chorus from the Rose Maiden by Cowen.
 Mendelssohns wedding march was used for the processional and as the party retired from the church. tEe bridal march from Lohengrin was played. During the ceremony Souvenir" was softly played by or gan and violin.
 The ushers, MT. Gerald Henderson. and Nr.. Charles Adams of Ozark entered first just after Dr. Cole man (. Daniel. pastor of the church took his place at the altar They were followed by the four little flower girls, Margaret Pace, sister of the bride; Sarah Head, the brides niece; Mabel Knox and Nettie Talbot Henderson. Miss Pace and Miss Henderson wore pretty frocks of pink crepe de chine with over- dresses of silk lace trimmed in tulle and. forget-me- Miss Head and Miss Knox Wore dresses of blue crepe de chine with silk lace over dresses with tulle and forget -me mo. irSnmiues.s Eac'f wore a bandeau of silver In her hair aud carried sheaf of EasteE iiIfsS tied with tuiIe.
 Miss Erin Shaffer of OpeliSa, sister of tie groom. maid of honor entered texb She was modishlv gowned Tn an afternoon frock of orchid satin yelled in pink chiffon, with silver trimmings. She wore an iridescent picture hat that harmon ized with her cos~-sle Her flowers were piUh sweetheart roses.
 The bride entered with her father. Mir. NJ. D. Pace, by whom she was given in marriage. As they pre- oeeded down the Asile. the groom and his best man. Mr. John Ward of Eutaw. entered from the pastors study and met them at the altar, where sDr. Daniels, using the ring ceremony, united them in marriage
 The piquant girlish charm of the bride's beauty was emphasized by her wedding attire. She wore a three-pIece suit of porcelain twille cord embellished in batilS embroid- cry. Her hat was of blue timbo braid adorned with roses in shades of blue and rose. Other accessories harmonized. She carrierd shower E bouquet of brides roses and lilies of tie valley.
 The bride is the third daughter of Mr. and Mrs Matthew Downer Pace and has grown to young womanhood in Troy. where she is loved and aomired for endearing personality. She graduated in the 1922 class of the Trey High school and is talented in music
 The groom is young man of Splendid attachments. lie is a graduate of Alabama Polytechnic in- stitute at Auburn. 1917. He was assistant commandant at Auburn from 1917 to 1918. He was a mem- Der sef the following fraternities Phi Kappa Alpha. Pi Kappa Phi Tpsilon Delta, Sigma Kappa, Zeta- During the World war he was lieu tenant of machine gunners. He is now income tax expert in one of the ,south's largest accounting houses.
 Soon after the ceremony. Mir. and Mrs. Shaffer left for a short wedding trlp in their automobile after whiou they will go to Birmingham to re- side.
 Amonp fhe ont of town guests nj the wedding were Mrs. Shaffer and Mrs. Parker of Opelika. mother and grandmother of the groom.
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