The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-29
BOROM.HIGHTOWER WEDDING EVENT OF WEEK

WEDDING EVENT OF WEEK
 BRUNDIDGE, Ala.-On Mon- day, June 16, Miss Estelle Hightower, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. J. F. High tower of Brundige, was married to MT. Perry l.. Boron of Columbus, Ga., son of Mir. and Mrs. 0. E. Boron of Hurtsboro.
 At twilight, under a June apple tree in the flower garden of the brides grandmother, Mrs. W. D. Lee, the cul- imitation of the romance of this young couple was viewed by scores of friends and relatives.
 Preceding the ceremony At Dawn ing' was sung by Mrs. J. F. Bean and Mrs. Lee Ramage, accompanied by Miss Annie Cloude Bass. Following this Until" was sung by Mrs. J. F. Bean, Mrs. J. B. Wood accompanying.
 pedestals festooned with ribbons and smilax. Surmounting the pedestals were beautiful baskets of snapdragons, of the costumes.
 Immediately following the song pro- gram was heard the strains of Mendels- sohn's wedding march played by MT. Bradley with violin obligato by Mir. A. Deanstfrai.
 With the opening strains of the we'd ding march entered eight lovely shep- erdesses, attendants to the bride. They were attired in lovely frocks of taffeta and lace in the appropriate bouffant design. As accessories, picturesque poke bonnets and black mittens were worn. Sheperdess crooks, gracefully tied with huge bows of maline was the last touch completing the perfect costumes. Misses Sara Hightower and Lorene Patterson entered first wearing pink. Then came Misses Olive Hightower and Frances Hightower in blue, following these, Misses Mary Olive Copeland and Emma Nell Dickinson in orchid, Misses Sara Johnson and Bessie Fleming in yellow. The bridal party passed from the living room out across a balcony, down the fern bordered steps into the festooned bridal way and on to the altar, where they divided and took their places behind improvised altar rails gracefully decorated with smilax and roses. Next came the bridesmaid, Miss Eloise Boron, sister of the groom, with MT. Harold Hightower, brother of the bride. Miss Boron was beautiful in a gown of yellow chiffon and lace. She carried an arm bouquet of Killar- ney roses. Following came the lovely maid of honor, Miss Elizabeth High tower, sister of the bride, wearing a beautiful creation of orchid chiffon and lace. She, too; carried Killarney roses. Daintily beautiful were the flower girls, little Misses Mary Louise Johnston and Lizzie Lee Patterson, in dresses of or enid and yellow with ribbons and faces adorning. They carried petit baskets of pink roses from which they scattered fragrant petals in the path of the bride.
 The bride entered with her father, by whom she was given in marriage. They were met at the altar by the groom and best man, Mir. T. B. Bo- rom. Standing under an arch upon which grew lovely moonvines and from which was suspended large wedding bell fashioned of white satin, tulle and orange blossoms, the bride was a pie ture of girlish beauty. Her gown was an exquisite creation of flesh tinted Elizabeth crepe bouffant design, artis. tically embroidered in pearl, rhine stones and crystal beads. On her pie ture hat of pink silk braid one per feet rose, rivaling the beauty of the garden flowers, clung. She carried a lovely shower bouquet of brides roses