The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-27
Miss Bankhead In Wedding Down
 In Florida

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 The following will be of interest to the many. friends of Miss Louise Bank. head of Jasper. who with her mother, Mrs John Bankhead, spent come time at the Tutwiler in Birmingkam this winter, where Miss Bankhead was one of the seasons debutants. ,'.$
 The Miami News, has the following account of q wedding in which Miss Bankhead was an attendant:
 4 wedding which will go down in the annals of Miami society as one of the most brilliant vents is that of Miss Ada May Tatdm and W. Theron Mill Ter which, was soiemnised by Dr. I. l.. White at the First. Baptist church Tuesday night, Owing to the, pronli- inence of the young couple the church was filled to Its caratity with friends and. relatiyes.s <. <. r,F.t4Fa
 An artistic background for the we'd ding party vas hrmed of greenry and palms, tall white wicker baskets of @asie aseS in fGiss the loresroond. @ sanoe' Oe'ns
 Mrs. John M. Burdine played the wedding marches on the organ; and Percy 0. Long'a rich baritone was heard in "Becatise" (D'Hardelot) and At .Dawning" (Cadman) before the
 Miss Tatum, who was given in mar
 iage by her father, J. R. Tatum, made charming picture in her i'm iorted wedding gown, a beautiful Jen- " model of innumerable tiny white -atin ruffles and Duchess lace. The nee formed a panel down. the front and l high yoke in the waist with wide lands in the skirt. Starting at the low waist line train formed of white satin with small cluster of orange blossoms at the end. Duchess lace also formed the becoming coronet which fastened in the back with orange blos- sons. The long tulle veil fastened to the coronet and fell in graceful folds with a wide band of Duchess lace at the end. Her slippers were brocaded satin beaded in pearls. She carried bridal bouquet of white orchids and valley lilies,
 Miss Katherine Smith, maid-of-honor, was beautiful in peach chiffon, made girdle of pale green pedals and petals of honor, Mrs. Harold C.: Atherton, wore becoming green chiffon with petal girdle of a harmonizing shatie. All of the bridesmaids dresses were fashioned the same, Miss Elizabeth Baker of Raleigh, N. C.. being stnn- ming in a French blue with orchid girdle, Miss Louise Bankhead of Ala bama wore a lavender chiffon model trimmed in orchid petals, which was most becoming to her brunette beauty, and Miss Catherine Barrett was lovely in yellow chiffon with orange satin petals. The bridesmaids bouquets were pastel shaded sweet peas In quaint old-fashioned green and lace holders.
 The pretty little flower girl, Gail Tatum, daughter of Mir, and Mrs, Kay B. Tatum, and neiee of the bride, wore a dainty fresh silk net trimmed in cream silk over pink taffeta. Jules Romfh, son of Mir. and Mrs. Romfh, was ringbearer.
 Cousins of the bride, Miss Christine Erik of Jacksonville, and Miss Mayme Lillian Tatum, acted as her sub-brides- maids. Their dresses were ruffled white chiffon trimmed in touches of green.
 Mrs. J.. R. Tatum. mother of the bride. wore "a handsome hrocaded sil- yer gown trimmed in rhinestones.
 MT. Miller was attended by Ralph Tatum, brother of the bride, as best man and the ushers were. Dr. B. l.. Whitten, Dr. Walter L. Jones, W. B. rarnell, Harold G. Atherton, Roger Nordella and Newton Lummus.
 A reception at the Country club. at tended by 300 guests, followed the we'd ding. The guests were met at the door by Mir. and Mrs, B. B. Tatum and MT. and Mrs. Smiley NJ. Tatum, and the receiving line was composed of Mir. and Mrs. J. R, Ttaum, Dr. and Mrs. Wal ter c. Miller, Mrs. J, 4. Stewart, aunt of the bride, and the bride and bride groom. Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Stewart wore black gowns. Dancing was en, ioyed during the evening and a buffet l supper was served at late hour
 Mir, and Mrs. Miller left Tuesday night by automobile for Tampa and St. Petersburg where they will spend two weeks on their honeymoon. Mrs. | Miller travelled in a becoming coat dress of taupe pompon cloth trimmed | in moleskin and a leather hat trimmed in smart feather and faced in orange. |
 Cordial interest throughout Florida | and Georgia centers in this marriage. the bride being the only daughter of l MT. and Mrs. J. R. Tatum and a mem. Der of family prominent in the early l history of Miami. She is a young | woman of charming personality, which has won her many friends. Since at- tending Penn Hall, Philadelphia, and