The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-17
SOClETY
Lawn Wedding Oi Kendrick- k-Thames
 Pretty Euent

A wedding of interest throughout the state was that of Miss Inez Thames and MT. Claude James Ken drick. Jr., which was solemnized on the lawn Of the pretty country home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. J. c. Thames, at Fulton Springs on Thursday at twilight.
 The lawn was turned into an ex- qulsite flower garden. The impro- vised altar was beautifully decorated. being outlined with arched trellises with climbing Dorothy Perkins roses. Tall baskets of pink and lavender and larkspur and baskets of other garden flowers of rainbow shades combined in giving grace and charm while tall plalius and ferns outlined the artistic scene; the natural beauty of. the outdoors formed beautiful setting as the afternoon twilight shed its soft glow over the scene.
 Just before the ceremony a pro- gram of music preceded the entrance of the wedding party. Miss Lillian Rose of Tuscaloosa. Ala. sang "At Dawning," and MT. Porter Florence rendered "All For You" followed by a violin selection by Miss Estelle liar rell and MT. Clyde Lovelady of At lanta, Ga. The wedding march from Mendelssohn was played by Miss Thelma Harrell. During the cere- mony the melody. T Love You Truly" was played softly. accom- panied by the violnist,
 Little Misses Katherine and Mary Mccormick of Bessemer, Ala, en- tered first. dressed in light blue ac- cordion plaited frocks, with wreaths of flowers. carrying the ribbons.
 The ushers were: Howard Eos
 l., acl- ua1 1a a n George Spencer.
 The groomsmen were: Jack Hale, Leo Walker Clarke Kendrick. Will son Harris, Forest Seals. Pelham Mo Donald, pr. Thomas R. Snow, who led the processional. meeting the bridesmaids at an improvised arched gateway leading to the altar.
 The bride was attended by Miss Rosa Belle Zoll of Fort Wayne, Ind. as maid of honor. Miss Zoll wore beautiful flesh-colored georgette frock, with lace and silver trim mings, with silver poke bonnet. and carried shower colonial bou- quet of rainbow hues. The brides maids were: Miss Carolyn Sessions, Miss Marie Allen, Miss Lula Court ney, Miss Dorothy Har1lee. Miss Essie Mae Webber, Miss Louise Farley and Miss Helen Allen. They all wore dainty frocks in pastel shadeS with silver and lace trimmings and petite French hats. Each one carried crook of rainbow colors, topped with & large tulle bow, which carried out the Bo-peep effect.
 Just preceding the bride. came the two flower girls. Monteze Ridout and Ruth Sorrell. dressed in pink geor- gette accordion plated frocks, with trimmings of silver ribbons and pink tulle veils caught to their hair with wreaths of flowers. carrying baskets of flowers
 Little Chalmers Yielding. dressed in white satin, carried the ring In a white rose.
 The bride entered on the arm Of her father, J. c. Thames. by whom she was given in marriage. Her we'd ding gown was of white chiffon over Duchess satin, trimmed in rose point lace and pearls. Her veil of white tulle was caught to her hair by coronet of orange blossoms, empha- sizing her piquant blonde beauty. Her flowers were brides roses and lilies of the valley in shower bou- auet. The wedding party was met at the altar by the groom, Claude James Kendriel, Jr., and his best man, Harry Jones. The words of the