The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-24
Mayberry McC Carty Wedding Solen,nized
 Last Euening

wedding uniting two prominent families was that of Miss Sarah Flu bank McCarty, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Robert Gustave McCarty, and Mir. Tom Watson Mayberry, which took place last evening at the Highlands Methodist church, which has been the scene of number of beautiful we'd dings.
 The altar of the church was banked with Easter lilies, white roses and free sia. Cathedral candles in white seven branch holders were placed at intervals which made beautiful background for the bridal tableau.
 Preceding the ceremony, which was performed by Dr. George Stuart, Mr. Owen Gillespy sang several love songs with Mrs. Sarah Hunt Vann at the organ. Y
 The following were the numbers given.
 Organ, Lohengrin, Introduction to Act III (Wagner) tarranged by
 Organ, Libestraum (Liszt) Jar ranged by Dr. Louis Falkl:
 Song, Because" Mir. Gillespy.
 Organ, "Murmuring Zephyrs" (Jen- sen). larranged for organ by Sarah Hunt Vann).
 Organ, "Barcarolle" (from Contes Hoffman Offenbach.)
 The first of the wedding party to en- ter were the ushers, MT. Alfred Me- Carty, brother of the bride; MT. George Hamilton, Mir. Noble Hendrix, MT. Chi1- ton Smith. a 5i
 The bridesmaids and groomsmen en- tered, alternating down the side aisles as did the ushers. The bridesmaids were Miss Katherine Massey, Miss Mary Alice Gatling,. Miss Hughie Beatty, Miss Ann Rowan of Jackson vile, Ala,, and the groomsmen were MT. Henry H. Mayberry, ,Jr., brother of the groom; Mir. Robertson Wilker- son, Mir. James E. Meissner, Mir. Ruck- CT Agee and Mir. Howard Barr.
 The bridesmaids wore lovely crea- tions of chiffon and silver lace. Over this was slip of orchid criffon, which was caught at the waist with green grapes. In their hair they wore spray of French flowers. Their bouquets were of Ophelia roses and freesia tied with green and silver ribbon.
 The maid of honor, Miss Saphronia Mayberry of Franklin, Tenn, sister of the groom, and the matron of honor, Mrs. Alfred McCarty, a. recent bride, who was Miss, Leath Jetton of Nash vile, entered down the center aisle. Miss Mayberry wore dress of silver lace and apple green chiffon over flesh chiffon with overdress of apple green, caught at the waist with green grapes. On the edges of bands of silver lace in the rnderdress were tiny pink rosebuds.
 Mrs. McCarty was attractive in a dress of Ophelia chiffon, the skirt made in tiers of pleated chiffon edged with silver lace and silver lace on the pleated bodice with cluster of grapes on the side. They wore French flow CTS in their hair and carried Ophelia roses and freesia, tied with orchid and silver ribbon. %
 Little Lalla Rock Hill, daughter of Mir. nnd Mrs. W. T. Hill, was the flow CT girl. She was a dainty figure in a dress of apple green and silver lace over flesh chiffon and overdress of green. Ribbons of flesh and green held the overdress at the shoulders and fell to the bottom of the hem. She car ried basket of pink rosebuds, -freesia and white hyacinths.
 Master David Massey, young son of MT. and Mrs. Lawson Massey, was the ring bearer, wearing apple green trou- sers and white satin blouse.
 The bride, who was given away by her father, entered down the center aisle and was met at the altar by the groom and his best man, Mir. Harry l.. Singluff, Jr., of Baltimore. She was lovely on this occasion in her bridal robe of paradise satin. It was made with tight bodice scalloped at the bottom and outlined with seed pearls. The drop shoulder line was of rose point lace. The skirt was made with a scalloped apron front and back, out lined in seed pearls, with silver bro caded cloth inset in the sides. The court train was of silver brocaded cloth finished. with rose point lace. The veil of fimsy tulfe was caught to her head with crown of rosepoint lace and orange blossoms, not covering her hair, but falling from under the orange blossoms at the back. She carried a shower bouquet of valley lilies and or ,chids.
 As the bridal party left the church the chimes rang out with the beautiful wedding march from Lohengrin.
 Immediately following the ceremony reception was held at the home of the brides parents on Hanover Circle. wv~wuvr. M = Aw~ A~