The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-10-21
NVALLER-MAULTsBY WEDDING
 RRIIIIA GOCIAI. EVENT,


 is the marriage of Miss Annie Janet Maultsby and Maj. Luther Hill Wal Her. which was brilliantly solem- tnized Wednesday evening at Court Street Methodist church in the pres ence of hundreds of admiring friends and relatives.
 Y, The church was artistically deco lrated with palms forming rich background for cathedral candela- bra in which burned white tapers. about the church columns, cathedral candles burned at intervals along lthe aisles where the bridal party entered and the ribbons were marked by large baskets of white chrysan- themums tied with bows of white tulle,
 Before the ceremony a musical program was beautifully rendered by Miss Jeanette Edson, organist, and Mrs. Howard Gerrish, soprano Mrs. lGerrish sang At Dawning," ac- Icompanied at the organ by Miss Ed son, who also played Lohengrin's wedding march for the entrance of the bridal party and rendered sew leral selections during the cere- mony.
 The bridal attendants entered the church led by the ushers Emmett Adolph Dreyspring. They were fol- lowed by the bridemaids Mrs. Frances Waller and Miss Kathryn Waller, sisters of the groom, and Miss Bessie Maultsby, sister of the bride, who entered in single file al ternating with the groomsmen, Paul Fuller, Sam Surratt and Parks Hol- lis.
 Miss Frances Waller wore be- coming creation of deep pink chif- ion with silver trimmings, Miss Kathryn Waller wore yellow chif- ion with silver trimmings, and Miss Bessie Maultsby was gowned in nile green chiffon with silver trimmings. Their, flowers were arm clusters of Sweetheart roses and ferns.
 The maid of honor, Miss Helen Maultsby, sister of the bride, entered next. Her dress was fashioned of peach chiffon with silver trim mings and her flowers were Sweet heart4roses.
 The flower girl, little Miss Ethel Rhodes, cousin of the bride, wear ing a-dainty frocl of silver chiffon and earring a basket of pink roses, and the ring bearer, Master Marshall lVass Hale, cousin of the groom. carrying the ring in the heart of rose, preceded the bride
 Miss Maultsby, entering with her father, MT. B. s. Maultsby, by whom she was given in marriage, present. ed picture of girlish beauty in her handsome wedding gown of white iLrocaded crepe black satin with train and bodice elaborately em- pearls. Her veil. an imported ere alton the gift of the groom's broth Ter, George Platt Waller, was fash iiioned cap effect and fell the full length of her train. Her only orna- 1nent was a string of pearls, the gift of the grooms mother. and shs carried shower bouquet of valley lilies and orchids.
 Mr. Waller was attended by his brother, Consul George Platt Waller or Tunis, Africa, as best man, and the ceremony was performed by pr H. S. Spragin, pastor of Court Street church.
 Reception At Home Of Bride.
 An informal reception at the and Mrs. B. S. Maultsby followed llmmediately after the ceremony. Throughout the home, ferns, south ern smilax, cosmos and roses were lef1ectively used, color tones of pink prevailing in the dining room and room and library.
 Mr and Mrs. Maultsby were as- sisted in receiving and entertaining by Mrs: Frank Julian, Mrs. E. Ierry Thomas, Mrs. E. w Stay Mrs. Douglas Goode and Mrs. t Watkins Cook.
 In the living room punch was SCI we'd by Miss Virginia Jones and Mss Mary Burton Matthews. The table was spread with cluny lace over pink and the bowl was banked with fruit.
 The cake table, with appoint mcnts of yellow and white, had as US center ornamentation a beauti- iully embossed brides cake with 6arnlng 61ahg white tapers, in silver can qeianra at each end. Here Miss Laura May Hill and Miss Ruth Gum served. The brides book was in charge of Miss Beth Cook.
 The reception guests were limited 10 relatives and few very close
 Later in the evening Major wa1,er and his bride left for Savannab Where they will spend several days and then go by boat to New York Clty. While in New York they will be entertained by his aunt, Mrs rrank t chambers, at her beautiful
 Mrs. Walters travelling costume was three-piece suit of brown au5vetyne with hat, shoes and
 The marriage of Miss MauItsbv and Major Waller united two promi- Carolina. Mrs. Waller is the oldest daughter of B. S. Maultsbv nf
  M Meontgomery and is a young woman of unusual charm,
 Malor Waller is the youngest son of Mrs. George Platt WaIIer fSUn Jonesl and the late Dr. Waller. He served with distinction in the World war, having been awarded the dis ttinguisned service cross. for excep- iGcnal and distinguished gallantrv ana was wounded three times MaJor Waller is assistant to the ad- 1utant general of Alabama. He re- xelVe1 xs,l ms college education at oodbury Forest in Orange countv xirginia, and at the University Of
 After November 10 Major and !1T MTs. waller will be at home at Halcyon Hill," the handsome nlans tation nome of his mother.
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