The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-07
Williams Adams Wedding At
 Chipley

An event of cordial interest through put Florida and Alabama was the we'd ding of Miss Danie Claire Williams of Chipley, Fla, and MT. Jesse B. Adams of Ozark, Ala, which took place at the Methodist church at Chipley Tuesday evening at s o'clock, Dr. D. H. Me Neal, a former pastor of both the bride and groom, but now of Greenville, Ala, performing the ceremony.
 Elaborate decorations of ferns, palms and southern smilax and potted flower ing plants were tastefully used in the church. Tall baskets, filled with gor- geous gladioli, were tied with tulle.
 Preceding the ceremony, Miss Helen Cuilens of Ozark, Ala, becomingl, gowned in yellow crepe de chine, with corsage of pink rosebuds, gave "Medita- tions," as violin solo, and Miss Myr- tie Myers, in black net over orchid satin, with corsage of pink rosebuds, sang in a charming manner Because" and "I Know Lovely Garden" by Guy D. Hardelot. Miss Nelle Williams, at tired in turquoise blue charmeus, with coral trimmings, also wearing pink rose- buds, acted as accompanist.
 The bridal party entered to the strains of Lohengrin's bridal chorus, played by Miss Williams and Miss Sullens.
 Messrs. Urlin Myers and Ralph Will Hams, brother of the bride, ushers, were followed by MT. William F. Adams, brother of the groom; Mir. Douglas Williams, MT. Kirk Adams, MT. Will Garner, MT. Chap c. Cox and MT. Ralph Chalker, all wearing conventional dress.
 Miss Wilhelmina Whitted, attired in . lovely creation of pale pink georgette, with arm bouquet of asters in pastel shades, entered alone, taking her place near the back of the vine covered alcove. Miss Adelaide Garfield of Dothan, wear ing green tissue over pink tulle, with trimmings of buche lace, with arm bou- quet of asters, took her place near Miss Whitted. Miss Ruth McGeachy, in ap- pie green georgette, with green silk lace and rosebud trimmings, and Miss Mat tie Lou Horne of Monticello, Fla, in rose taffeta gown of quaint bouffant style, both carrying arm bouquets of asters, came next.
 Mrs. Howard Bailey in an imported frock of white canton crepe with crys- tai and jet trimmings, and Mrs. Albert Stockmar of Auburn, Ala, wearing or enid georgette over satin with trimmings of silver lace, both carrying arm bou- Quets of sunset roses, took their places beside the other attendants. Miss Eve lyn Carmichael, exquisitely gOwned in peach colored georgette, with silver lace and rosebud trimmings, with arm bou- quet of roses, as maid of honor, entered, taking her place near the center of the group.
 Masters Allen Myers and Douglas Shivers, pillow and ring bearers, in handsome suits of black velvet with blouses of white crepe de chine, and little Misses Catherine Nelle Camp and Emily Nepper, in fairy-like frocks of flesh colored crepe de chine, with tiny rosebud trimmings, the flower girls pre- ceded the bride, who, in her exquisite bridal robe of white charmeus, beaded in pearls, with the filmy bridal veil caught to her dark hair, framing her beautiful girlish face, ahd fell in grave full folds, forming the train of the gown, carrying a magnificent bouquet of brides roses and lilies of the valley, entered with her father, MT. Joseph W. Williams, by whom she was given in marriage, and was met at the altar by the groom and his best man, Charles H. Adams.
 During the impressive ring ceremony Misses Williams and Cullens played softly Schubert's "Serenade."
 The bridal party left the church to the strains of Mendelsshon's wedding march.
 Among the out-of-town guests were MT. and Mrs. John Q. Adams and John Q. Adams, Jr., Mrs. Eura Adams, MT. Rodger Adams, Misses Bess and Annie Martha Adams Miss Dorothy Holman, Mrs. William Garner, Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Garner and Ralph, Jr., Miss Allie Garner, Judge and Mrs. l.. F. Sessions, Major Abner Flowers, Con gressman Steagall, MT. W. w. Slay of Ozark, Ala. Mrs. Tom Sales, Panama