The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-12
Miss Knight And w. E. Cardinal
 Are Married

Court Street Methodist church. was l filled to overflowing with friends and relatives Monday evening, the occasion being the marriage of Miss Martha Knight, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. J w. Knight and MT. William Edward | Cardinal, which was beautifully sol. emnized at six o'clock with Dr. H. S. Spragins pastor cf the church, officiat: ing.
 The bridal tones of green and white were artistically used in the decora- tions of the altar and chancel Palms ferns and smilax with white flowers and burning white tapers made a beau. tiful background for the lovely bride and her attendants. While the guests were assembling, Mrs. Pauline Garrett Chiffon sang in her usual charming manner, Because" accompanied by Mrs. J. c. Hygood, who also rlaJ ed the wedding march.
 George w. Thornbury and James W. Knight led the bridal party and they were followed by Miss Orline Futile end Mir. Joseph E. Britt, Jr. Mir. and Mrs. Fred k. Smith entered next and took their places in front of the altar. Miss Futile, bridesmaid, was lovely in frock of turquoise blue satin crepe trimmed with ostroch to match. Mrs. Smith, the matron of honor, was in yellow satin heavily beaded in crystal beads. Both carried arm, clusters of Columbia roses.
 Miss Emily Carroll, maid of honor. entered alone and was lovely in flesh colored satin trimmed with ostrich and rhinest0nes. She also carried Columbia roses tick with pink tulle.
 The bride -@and groom entered to- gether and were met at the altar by the best man, l.. c. Cardinal, father of the groom..S She was a picture of girl. l ish lovelinesss in her wedding dress of satin crepe beaded and embroidered in pearls and Sarhinestones with court train. Her veil of tulle was coronet fashion with real lace and orange bios. soms. X bridal bouquet of roses show cred with valley lilies completed the beautiful costume.
 Immediately following the ceremony at the church, Mir. and Mrs. Knight en- tertained at an informal reception at their home on the CloverdaIe road. Here also the bridal tones of white and green were used in the reception room and living room. .r
 In the dining room where the brides table was arranged pink roses formed formed the keynote of the decorations. The table was laid with a handsome lace cloth over pink satin and was cen tered wihh ia basket of lovely pink roses. During the evening, Mrs. Jack Carroll, of Atlanta, served delicious punch. Miss Margaret Cardinal pre- sided at the brides book.
 Later in the evening Mir. and Mrs Cardinal left for wedding trip after which they will return, to- ,Montgomery to make their home.
 MRS. FRANK RICHARDSON HOST. ESS AT EXCHANGE HOTEL
 An elaborate affair of early fall was the beautiful luncheon given by Mrs. Frank Richardson at the Exchange ho- tel Tuesday. .,s
 The hostess was assisted in receiving her guests by her sister, Mrs. Brownie Brewer Irwin of Washington, Ga., and Miss Alice Nelson Doyle. An orehes- tra played during the five course lunch con which was served in the private dining room of the hotel
 The table was lavishly decorated with autumn foliage, fruit and field flowers. An individual note was the large pump