The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-26
Advent Scene O Marriage Of
 Interest

The wedding of Miss Louisa Tylee | Wheeler, second daughter of MT. and Mrs. Willard Wheeler and Mir. Lloyd Franklin MacEachern, was solemnlzed at three o'clock Wednesday afternoon October 22nd, at the Church of tbe Advent. with Reverend Charles Cling man, rector of the church, officiating the double ring ceremony was used, its dignified and churchly solemnity being most impressive.
 The church was artistically decora- ted with quantities of southern smilax palms, ferns, and large white chrys- anthemums, the soft glow of many can delabra burning white tapcrs, lending additional beauty to the handsome church, in which the bride was both christened and confirmed.
 Preceding the entrance of the bridal party, full-vested choir, composed of which the bride has always been an active member, entered from the tower room singing a chorus of nuptial music, the procession being led by Little Miss Carolyn Wheeler, sister of the bride, as crucifer. Mrs. Florence Tarrant presided at the organ.
 To the strains of the wedding march the bridal party entered, led by the ushers, Messrs. Henry Dunn and Lloyd Wheeler, brothers of the bride.
 The three bridesmaids, Miss Sara Newsom, Miss Gladys Harlee, and Miss Marie Hickman were handsome in smart afternoon frocks, fashioned alike of softest chiffon velvet and fur, with large picture hats to match. The love- ly tints of autumn foliage were the tones selected for their dresses, empha- sized by large arm bouquets of speci- men chrysanthemums in harmonizing shades. Long strings of seed pearls their gifts from the bride completed their costumes.
 Mrs. Yerby Hudson served her sister as matron of honor, and her petite beauty was enhanced by lovely cos- tune of maple-leaf green chiffon vel vet, trimmed in white fur, with access sories to match, her flowers being white chrysanthemums.
 The bride entered with her father, who afterwards gave her in marriage. She wore her travelling dress, a hand some ensemble suit in two shades of brown, with hat, gloves, and slippers to match she looked very sweet and happy carrying her bridal bouquet, a shower of bridal roses and lilies of the valley.
 Mir. James McEachern acted as his brothers best man, and Messrs. Law renee Cannon, James Hill and Kai- ford Cannon were groomsmen..
 The young couple left on the four o'clock train for New Orleans, Biloxi, and other points. They will be the guests for a short time of the groom 8 parents MT. and Mrs. McEachern, in Louisville, in South Alabama, where Mir. McEachern was born and reared, and lived until he came to Birmingham several years ago to accept position with the Manhattan Rubber O.. with which firm he now holds responsible position.
 The bride is well known and loved here in her native city, of Birmingham. She is graduate of Philips High school and in June Graduatc,l from the University cf Alabama with high hon ors. The bridesmaids were all college mates. nnd all members of Delta Zeta sorority, of which Miss Whetlei was president during her senior year at the University.
 After their return from their we'd ding trip Mir. and Mrs. McEachern will be at home with Miss Virginia Hidden, at 400 North 32nd street where they have an apartment.