The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-08
Miss Lacy Weeds MT. Kelly In
 Plantersville

was solemnized June Q at high noon Rev. G. W. Jones officiating.
 The church was beautifully decorated with Southern smilax. and pink cut flowers. The altar was banked witf potted plants and ferns. Tall baskets of exquisite pink gladiolus made it ex ceptionally lovely. The subdued lights with .only candles burning, made the setting very effective.
 Preceding the ceremony. Mrs. D. D Martin of Selma, sang, T Love You Truly" accompanied by Miss Louise Sanders, who had charge of the nup- tial music.
 The bridesmaids were Miss Elsie Schurter of Stanton, Ala, and Miss Nita Lind of Madison, Wis, who were beautifully dressed alike in green voile trimmed in lace and wore white Leg horne hats. They carried lovely bou. quets of pink roses and snap-dragons showered with baby breath. :
 The ring-bearer was David Martin small son of Mrs. D. D. Martin of Selma, who carried the ring in beau tiful white rose.
 The little flower girl, Helen Martin of Plantersville, wore an orchid geor- gette and scattered rose petals for the brides path. ssst., .e.es
 Miss Mary Lacy of Selma, charm ing cousin of the bride, was maid of honor, and wore lovely pink voile with white Leghorn hat and carried a shower bouquet of sweetheart roses and snap-dragon.
 The bride was given in marriage by her father, Mrs. s. 0. Lacy. She never looked lovelier than in white Canton crepe trimmed in rose lace and hat to match. Her only ornament was a beau tiful brooch, an heirloom, given her by her grandmother, Mrs. NJ. N. Lacy. Her bouquet was brides roses showered with lilies of the valley.
 They were met at the altar by the groom and his best man. Mir. Richard Kelly of Birmingham. The impressive ring ceremony was used. The ushers were Messrs. Bledsoe Kelly and James Beatty of Birmingham.
 The bride is widely known through. out the state, being a graduate of Alabama college and successful teacher for several years.
 Mir. Kelly is prominent Birming- ham resident. a graduate of the Uni versity of Alabama, member of Sigma-Nu Fraternity and also q Shriner. He now holds a position in the WOodlawn High school.
 The couple left in the afternoon amid a shower of rice and good wishes for Montgomery and other points.
 The brides going away dress was navy blue Canton crepe with hat and accessories to match. MISS WEAVER, BRIDE.ELECT, HONORED WITH SHOWER
 The home of Miss Eva Foster in Norwood, was the occasion of lovely miscellaneous shower Saturday after noon, May 31, given by Miss Anne Weaver honoring her cousin, Miss Rosalie Weaver, popular bride-elect of June IA.
 Large baskets of fern and roses brought out an attractive color scheme of pink, and green.
 Miss Ruth Stith sang Love Sends a Little Gift of Roses" She was ac- companied by her sister, Miss Anabel Stith at the piano. Another attractive feature of the program was two read lngs given by Miss Helen Haggard, Miss Ruth Warren was awarded the prize for the flower contest, and the "booby" was given to Miss Elizabeth Cleaneay.
 The gifts were brought in to the brlde-to-be in little express wagon attractively decorated. in pink and green. Little Dorothy and Sara Wells. the lovely little daughters of Mir, and Mrs. Herbert. Wells. pulled the wagon in and handed the gifts to the honoree, They were adorable in their dresses ot pink and green. Miss Weaver was seated under white bell made of rose petals, to which tiny pink hearts were hung by ribbons. Just as the first gift was being presented to her the bell was opened and a shower of rlce came tumbling down.
 After the gifts were opened A de- ilghtful ice course was served. carrv- ing out the color scheme of pink and green. Tiny pink baskets tied with DoWs or green tulle and filled with heart shaped hints were the fayors.
 Those included in this courtesy were :. Misses Exa Foster, Gussie Cox. CaIIie Wood, Grace Carr, Gladys Carr. Ruth Carr, Grace HarrelI, Annie Lee War ren, Rosa Mae Warren, Ruth Warren Anabel Stith, Ruth Stith, Elnora Odom' Leo McEwen, Hallie Scruggs. Myrtle Scruggs, Mabel Brooks, Helen Ha9Sard Matte Sue Toles, Charlse Brooks Sara Moffett, Nell Maddox. Ellen Maddox. Ruth Steen, Ruth Wilson, Mary Vii, son, Mary Bucks, Jewel Harper. Mittie B!ankenshipy Jewel Willoughby. Charlse Hlnson, Elizabeth Gibson, Isabel Ford, Carrie Roton, Esther Rosser, Anne Barnett, Mae Hill, Edna HiIl, Alice Hhi, Molie Davidson, Hattie Stabler, Mabel Stabler, Annie Bratton, Mary Dunn, Helen Mckinney, Lena .Jones Geraldine Floyd, Sara McKeand. Reba Dliiiiworth, Beatrice Norris, Dove Peck Sallie Davidson, Rosa Strickland. Sara Garbett; Mesdames Herbert Wells E A. Nicholson, Mrs. Fellner, Mrs f1owie' H"' Mrs s. R. Ansley, Mrs. M. n Wood, Mrs. A. B. Cleneasy, Mrs. Jean Beasley, Mrs. W. F. Linsdey. Mrs w w A. Spiro, Mrs. A. F. Jackson. E Hsrse Mrs; Allen, F. Coburn, M. L. Graves