The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-04-30
Miss Harllee And MT. Hury
 Marry

A pretty wedding of last evening, talk ing place at the Norwood Methodist chuch. was that of Miss Dorothy Harl- lee and Mir. Nelson F. Hury, the cere- mony being performed at Sso'clock by Rev. W. E. Morris in the presence of many friends and relatives. q The church was decorated in palms, ferns and Easter lilies. with cathedral candles in white holders forming a lovely background for the wedding party.
 Preceding the ceremony a musical program was given, with Miss Sarah Newsome at the organ. Miss Kinney sang At Dawning." Mrs. Humphrey
 rendered Because" and Mir, Steele Black sang "Song of Love-" Miss Gladys Harllee was her sisters maid of honor. She was attractive in a dress of powder blue taffeta trimmed with cream lace. Mrs. J. D. Prince, a
 .ousin of the bride, was the matron of honor. She wore yellow georgette nade straight lines with a place yoke
 and lace finishing the hem line. Miss Marie Allen and Miss Loretta Slade were the bridesmaids. Miss Al len wore pink taffeta trimmed in cream lace and Miss Shade wore orchid taffeta and made bask effect with the spirit of tiny ruffles edged in black velvet. All carried arm bouquets of Ward roses tied with tulle to match their dresses,
 and wore silver slippers and pink roses in their hair.
 Little Katherine Mclean and Jacque- lun Prince were the flower girls. They were dainty figures in nile green dresses, trimmed in lace medallions | {nt, srk ,-sh They carried baskets tied with pink tulle holding rose petals.
 Little Virginia Ritchie, dressed in
 white, carried the ring in the heart of a rose. The bride was lovely in her role of white satin made straight with drapery on one side, held in place with pearl ornament. The neck and short sleeves
 were finished with irridescent, beads and seed pearls. A court train of satin fell gracefully from the shoulders. The veil was arranged cap effect with q
 wreath of orange blossoms. She car ried shower of bride roses and valley lilies.
 Mir. P. z. Harllee gave his daughter in marriage. They were met at the
 altar by the groom and his best man,
 Mir. Clyde Guthrie.
 The groomsmen were MT. Henry Broadnax and Mir. Curtis Goodapple of Cincinnati. MT. Clifford Emonds and MT. Willis Royal were the ushers Immediately following the ceremony reception was held at the home of the
 brides parents. Mir. and Mrs. P. z
 Harllee, in Norwood. Spring blossoms
 and greenery were used in decorating the home. The brides table was cen.
 tered with a ring cake embossed in pink roses. Cut glass comports held l hints of roses in the pastel shade. A White bell was suspended from the
 chandelier. White tulle, was connected
 from the bell to the corners of the table.
 | Miss Sybil Harllee, young sister
 of the bride, kept the brides book,
 She wore rose and gold changeable
 taffeta dress.
 | Mrs. Harllee received the guests
 wearing a grey canton crepe trimmed in
 grey lace, with a corsarge of sweet peas
 and pink roses. Mrs. T. F. Ezzell, the mother of the groom, assisted in re-
 eeiving. Her dress was green and she
 wore a corsarge of sweet peas and pink
 roses.
 Mr. Hury and his pretty young bride
 left for a motor trip to Florida, after
 which they will be at home on Shades
 mountain.