The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-10-05
Lee Galloway, Jr.
And Miss Black
Are Mamied

Centering the interest of large
number Of friends and relatives through
out the state was the marriage of Miss
Emily Prince Black, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. #. Black and Mr.. Lee Cal
laway, Jr., of Snowdon. Ala, which
took place Tuesday evening at the First
PRESBYTERIAN church at $3.50 o'clock.
The beautiful ring ceremony was per-
formed by DIR. John Mcmahon, pastor
of the church. DIR. r. ii. McCaslin of
Jacksonville, Fla, formerly Of Mont
gomery, expected to perform the cere-
mony, but due to an accident on the
A. G. L. railroad, on which road he
was travelling to Montgomery, he did not
arrive in time for the ceremony.
The bridal tones of green and white
were used to decorate the altar where
the bridal party assembled. White tn
pers burned in cathedral candlesticks,
and white baskets were filled with white
asters and dahlias. While the guests
were assembling Mrs. J. G. Haygood, or
ganist, and Mrs. Fannie Meeks Seibels,
violinist, gave lovely program OF nup-
tial music.
The brides attendants and the
groomsmen entered on opposite aisles to
the sound of Mendelssohn's Wedding
March. Hiss Carolyn Galloway, In n
flame colored chiffon frock, and Miss
Thelma Boyd, in elf green chiffon, were
the lovely bridesmaids. Mrs. A. l..
Cotton, sister of the bride, was matron
of honor and was lovely in frock OF
orchid chiffon, trimmed in cream lace.
Miss Lands Black, another sister OF
the bride, was maid of honor. and was
unusually pretty in azure blue chiffon.
| All the attendants carried arm clusters
of butterfly roses. Little Miss Betty
Cotton, the dainty flower girl, wore on
this occasion beautiful frock, Of pink
aurora crepe chiffon. She carried
basket filled with butterfly roses, Mar
gle Cotton, the ring bearer, carried ths
ring in the heart Of large white dab
liza. She was dressed in white chiffon
with orange blossoms.
The bride, wearing a beautiful dresi
of white satin crepe, heavily beaded ant
embroidered in seed pearls and rhine
stones, entered with her father, w. II
Black, and was met at the altar b!
the groom and his best man, j. 3. Wal
ter. The wedding veil Of point d'esprite
coronet fashion, with orange blossoms
was the same worn by the groom
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ding day. The brides bouquet was o
roses showered with valley lilies.
The usE ,rs and groomsmen were E-r
William Black, Jr., Mr. Van Campbell
Walter, Mr.. Edwin Pitts, Jr.; Mr.. VIII
Walters, Mr.. Glenn Davis.
Immediately following the ceremon!
at the church, Mr.. and Mrs. w. +
Black entertained at a brilliant reeep
ton at their home on South Cour
street. For the occasion the home wa
beautifully decorated with quantities
of autumn flowers in lovely colors
Mrs. A. b. Cooper presided at the pref
tily appointed brides table, whore thu
brides cake embossed in roses and val
ley lilies formed the central figure. Thu
guests were limited to the bridal party
and intimate friends of The young cou
pie.
Later in the evening Mr.. and Mrs
Galloway left for wedding trip, after
which they will return to Montgomery
and will be at home to their friends al
their new home, III. .South Perry street