The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-10-26
Lovely Wedding Miss Morgan And
 MT. Sloss

A pretty wedding was that of Miss Mary Gray Morgan to Mir. Fred Sloss of Birmingham, on Wednesday at high noon in the ancestral home near Union town, the Rev. Marshall Dendy, pastor of the Presbyterian church at Fauns- dale, officiating.
 A lovely program of music was rem Gered by Mesdames Everett Setzer and Henry McCorkle, who sang beautiful solos, accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Frank James.
 The wedding was characterized by extreme simplicity and dignity, there be- ing only 75 close relatives of the young couple present. The ceremony took place Gt Cedar Grove" about mile from Faunsdale, the colonial home of Col. Mims Walker, the great grandfather of the bride. Tho original grant contained 2,000 acres of prairie land, covered with Q cedar forest which has been protected by entail until it is now perhaps the most valuable in the south.
 The marriage of this lovely young girl and MT. Sloss took place in the great cross-hall where four generations of the Morgan-Wa alker family have beei. married. An improvised altar was ar ranged, at the back of the hall, of palms, ferns and white chrysanthemums lighted by cathedral candles. The prevailing color used in decorations was carried out with goldrcn chrysanthemums used in the great hall and also in the dining room.
 The bridal party entered the great hall through the front doors. through which portals so many brides out ot the far past and the present have passed to the altar where the ceremony took place.
 The bride was attired in an after noon gown of champagne lace over blue with hat and shoes to correspond nn'i carried shower bouquet of sunset rases and lilies of the valley, and was given in marriage by her father, MT. Mims Morgan, The maid of honor was Miss Elizabeth Southgate of. BirmlnS- ham. and the matron of honor was Mrs. Mccoy Wadsworth of Gadsden, wh" were beautifully gowned and carried yellow chrysanthemums. The flower girl was little Miss Rosemary Coleman Smith of Selma, who wore yellow georgette crepe and carried basket ct lilies of the valley. Mir. Elliot Carver of Birmingham acted as best man and Messrs, Houston Alexander, Walker Mckee and Richard Fellows of Fauns- dale, Robert Mims of Birmingham were the groomsmen.
 The young couple left after the lunch con in their car for a bridal trip to Florida, after which they will be at home in Birmingham, the home of the groom.
 Among the guests making up the wedding party, attended the dinner ten dered the wedding party Tuesday eve ming by Mrs. Dudley Coleman of Union town, aunt of the bride were Mrs. l.. l.. Sloss of Birmingham, Mir. and Mrs. Wadsworth of Gadsden, sister of the groom; MT. and Mrs. W. T. Reynolds, Miss George Morgan and MT. Frank Morgan, all of Montevallo; MT. and Mrs. George Craig, cousin; MT. and Mrs. Alexander David son Pitts. uncle of the bride; Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Pitts, Miss Maud Pitts, Mrs. Henry Pitts, Mir and Mrs. Henry Pitts, and little Rosemary Smith, Of Selma Miss Pitts, Mir. and Mrs: Henry Pitts, of Uniontown. From Centers- vile there were MT. and Mrs. Eugene Brown, Mrs. Henry Sloss of Tusca- loosa, as we'll as Mrs. Bessie Brown, together with MT. and Mrs. Herbert Reynolds,