The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-29
$ Mcclure Married ToM.
 Elm erling

z Miss Mary Elizabeth Mcclure, and MT. x Erank Bekef Emmerling of Nashville, Tenn. wdich was solemnised at the ,.N home Gf the brides parents, Mir. and Mrs. Gould Baird Mcclure, 1921 Eff teedth avenue, south, on Tuesday eve Asng, June 24, at s 80 o'clock. /
 An improvised altar was arranged in the living room with trellis of lattice in the background stately palms. ferns apd southern smilax being used most effectively, on either side of the altar cathedral candles burned in tall holders.
 Before the ceremony musical pro cofnpanied by Mrs. Morris Faunce, pi. anist. Just before the arrival of the $ bridal party Miss Louise Taylor sang All For You," and With All My Heart,e she was accompanied by Mrs. Faunce at the piano. Mendelssohn''s wedding march was played by Miss Daity Rowley as the bridal descended the stairway, which was decorated with southern smilax,
 z The bride wSs attended by her only 7 sister, Miss Virginia Mcclure, who was most striking in becoming dress of :. pink chiffon with trimmings of ostrich bands. her slippers were of preceded silver cloDl, ornamented with silver and white savphire buckles, she carried an arm bogquet of butterfly roses tied with sDver chiffon.
 Ne3s came the dainty and winsome little flower girl, Betty Ann Nimmo. couA9n of the bride She wore tur. qu9sse georeette trimmed in narrow ruff flSs and lace, she carried q miniature I Nrench bouquet
 The bride entered with her father, \ who gave her in marriage. They were met at the altar by the groom and his . best man, Mir. Mimms Tyner of Nash. s vile. The impressive ring ceremony 2 was performed by Dr. ". R. Hendrix.
 The bride, who is a blonde of pro- nounced beauty, was never prettier than in her full bridal toilet of white mele- skin satin with an overdrapA of white chiffon, real lace and pearls, her veil which was of white tulle, arranged cap shape effect was held in place with ! bandeau of orange bloesome, fell grace fully aud formed the train Sue car ' ried an exquisite shower hoQuet of hrides roses and valley lilies. She also carried q lace handkerchief which was her maternal grandmotherst the late Ms. c. L. Pearson.
 < Following the ceremony an informal Reception was held, The entire lower f floor was decorated with ferns, smilax, pink gladioli and sweet peas. The brides mother was very attrae> tive in gown of poudFe blue chiffon with rhinestone ornaments. Her cor sage was of pink sweet peass Mrs. Mcclure was assisted in receiving by the groon's mother, Mrs. Byron Em- mefling of Nashville, whose dress was of black georeette with touches of cream lace, she wore corsage of lavender sweet peas. .s Others assisting in receiving were the brides aunts, Mrs. Sam R. Nimm0, Mrs, Robert E. Dicks and Mrs William 2. Bryan, and the brides cousin. Miss Mary Hess Pearson. and Miss Josephine
 Mrs. Nimmo wore rose georgetts heavily beaded with crystal beads, her corsagA was of delicate colored sweet peas. Mrs. Dicks wore dress of lowered chiffon and lace over orange crepe de Chine. her eorsage was of mixed sweet peas. Mrs. BryauNs GresS was of peach colored chiffon beaded in silver and her corsage was of pink rose buds 4Ead valley lilies.
 Miss Walker wore an orchid lowered crepe with silver trimmings, her flowers were pink and orchid sweet peaa. !.
 Miss Pearson's dress was of white crepe de Chine and lace, she wore q banAeau of silver and her flowers, were "a French bouquet.
 Miss Evelyn Hix and Miss Helen Sparks served punch.
 Mir. and Mrs. Emmerling left for q short wedding trip, but refuse to tell their destination.
 ! The bride were for travelling a stun. ming model of fawn eolored sinbad crepe, with pleated cape of same ma terial, having a collar of .summer> fur, her other accessories were of harmon , izing color.
 The bride and groom will make their home in Nashville where the groom holds a responsible position with Thomas W. Wrenne & Co, bankers.
 Tue bride Is a decided favorite in the social and college set. possessing q lyric soprano voice of rare quality. she has gained for herself an enviable place in music circles. She is a graduate of Birmingham Central High school, and attended. Howard College,
 Among the out.of'town guests were
 Mfrs. Byron Emmerling and MF. Mimms Tyner of Nashville, Tenn, Mr. and Mrs. Sam R. Nimmo, Miss Betty Ann Nimmo of Cleveland. O., Miss Josephine Walker, Mir, and Mrs. Robert E. Dicks, Mrs. William E. Bryan and Mir. T. H, Mcclure of Chattanooga. Tenn, and Miss Mary Hess Pearson of Linden, Tenn.
 1 Many handsome wedding presents attested the popularity of both bride and groom. Among the gifts was an heiyloom silver sugar and cream set of unusual design, given by the brides grandmother, Mrs. l.. G. Mcclure of , Chattanooga, Tenn.
 D'NAITE CLUB
 ENTERTAINS AT HOUSE PARTY
 The D'Naite club entertained with a house party on Saturday and Sunday, June 21 and p, at Shelbourne's camp, near Lock 17.
 Those who enjoyed the hospitality of the club included Misses Hattie Ware Shepherd, Virginia Mills, Ethelyn Mil ton, Helen Woods, Marguerite White, Mildred Wright, Catherine South, Dor othy Bruner, Pearl Elizabeth Wright, Lela Mae Lincoln, Evelyn Melton and Arnold Seals, and also the personnel of the club, which is Messrs. John MIikul, Jack Morrison, Howard Collins, Brant Shelburne, Tom Boone, Beftram Sac ger; William Atkins. Wilmer Thornton, Charles Leland, Harry Liggett and Ernest Kavanaugh. The ehapeFonss were Mrs. A. E. Hummer, Miss Mary Dill, Mir. and Mrs. Richard Leland and MT. and Mrs. Shelbourne.
 During the two days many delightful incidents were enjoyed.