The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-30
Raul Wedding In
 Neu York

rASHIONABLE Birmingham so-
 ciety was cordially interested in
 nuptial event which occurred in New York City Saturday evening at 6 .0O o'clock when two members or nrominent families of Birmingham, MT. SamueI Earle Greene and Miss Virginia KauI. were united in marriage before groun of friends and relatives, many or whom were from this city having gone to New York especially for this event.
 The Plaza hotel, where the Kauls s,,and several weeks each fall, was the srane of the wedding. Stately palms, orsceful ferns and beautiful flowers eSorned A French room forming a background for the guests. The cere- rnorv was performed before an impro- v;seS altar of greenery and madonna lilies and laurel leaves lighted with wh;te tapers in seven branch candlebra. Rishop n. F. Gaylor, head of the house of bishops of the Episcopal church of America. pronunced the impressive VOWS.
 Miss Douglass Paine of Atlanta was the only attendant. She was attractive, ly gowned in pink chiffon and carried beautiful pink roses.
 The bride was given in marriage bv her father, Mir. John Lanzel kaui. She was lovely in her wedding gown off white crepe Elizabeth made with W neck and elaborately embroidered in pearls. The hem line was uneven and the bottom of the skirt was elabo- rately embroidered in the pearls. A long train of silver cloth hung from the shoulders, and was covered with the filmy tulle veil which was edged in silver. The veil was arranged very simply on the head with small clusters of orange blossoms falling over each side. A shower of lilies of the valley and orchids completed this beautiful toilette.
 MT. Robert Greene of Greensboro, Ala, a brother of the groom, served as best man.
 Immediately following the ceremony a brilliant seated dinner was given TOT the wedding guests after which dancing was enjoyed. The semi-circular table was covered an exquisite venetian cloth beautifully in its decorations of pink roses, orchids and lilies of the valley arranged artistically in venetian glass bowls. Miniature temples were placed on either sides of brides table in placques of flowers, arranged as formal gardens. In the center of the table was a shower of butterfly roses and valley lilies which fall over the edge and trail into the green background where were placed tall Grecian urns, the gift of MT. and Mrs. W. H. Kettlg. These urns were filled with orchids and valley lilies. The Plaza cards were silver filigree orange trees on golden Italian table in front of the brides table a large Alabaster Bowl lighted from beneath giving opaque light in center.
 The wedding cake was placed on a oblong table Italian table.
 Mrs. John Lanzel Raul, mother of the bride, was handsomely gowned in pink and silver brocade made plain with an ornament of Rhinestones- of one side. She wore a corsage of orchids and valley lilies.
 Mrs. s. E. Greene, mother of the groom, was attractive in a silver metal cloth gown trimmed in kings blue velvet with a corsage of orchids and valley lilies.
 Mrs. J. B. Head, grandmother of the bride, wore black lace with a corsage of palm voilets.
 Mrs. Robert Lee Glenn, Jr., of Flor ence, Ala, a sister of the groom, was
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