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man, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G..
Coleman of Atlanta, became the bride
of Mr. Grady A. Lee, son OF Mrs. q. A.
Lee OF Atlanta. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Rvland Knight.
Banks of palms and white gladioli,
with branch candelabrum, made
an impressive Getting for the Wedding
and preceding the ceremony Mrs. S. w.
Banta gave a program of organ selec-
tionS, Miss Elizabeth Jackson violin
solo and Mrs G. E. Cooper sang several
nuptial selections.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father and she wore gown OF an
tique white satin made with long fit
ted sleeves on Grecian lines with the
skirt falling into a long train. She
wore a lace veil held at the neckline
at the back with orange blossoms and
she carried shower bouquet OF bride
roses and lilies Of the valley.
Mrs. Jack H. Sutherland, sister of
the bride. was the matron of honor. In
gown of green point d'esprit net, with
@ peach-coloc satin sash and green
slippers. and she carried a bouquet of
mixed flowers. Dresden style
The bridesmaids were Miss Mary
Morris and Miss Grace Jackson. and
they wore frocks of cream embroidered
ECt Miss Morris gown was worn over
S.lnk satin, tied at the wsistline with a
satin sash to match. which also CORE
Bponded In color with her satin slip
pers. Miss Jackson's gown was worn
over yellow satin with a sash and slip
pers to match. They both carried bou-
Quets Of mixed flowers.
The little flower girl was Dorothy
Sawyer, who had on a frock of pink
chiffon. blue ribbon around her head
and she carried a small old-faShioned
bouquet of mixed flowers
Mr.. Boyce l.. Graham Of Atlanta was
the best man and the ushers were Mr..
Tray Woodbury. Mr.. Clifford Dennis,
MIR. Frank Blackstock and Mr.. Julian
Bass, all of Atlanta
Mrs. Coleman. mother of the bride.
wore a pink chiffon and lace gown and
o shoulder bouquet of pink roses.
Mr.. Lee and his bride left later for
o wedding trip. the bride wearing a
brown and white crepe gown with a
bolero jacket Of brown lined with white,
and her hat was of brown baku straw.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mrs. Jack H. Sutherland of ST. Louis,
Mo
The bride spent her early girlhood IN
WASHINGTON and M and Mrs. James
T. Bogley of Rockville are her maternal
grandparents.
The marriage of Miss Ruth Oswald
daughter of Mr. George D. Oswald, for
merly Of Charleston, S. c.. now resid-
ing in Washington. to Mr.. Drue Bir-
mineham of Olive Branch. Miss, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Birmingham. will
take place this evening at 730 o'clock
at the home Of the brides brother-in
law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
II. Trott, 1884 Monroe street.
Corbin CulbertsOn Wedding
Interesting Event Yesterday.
A marriage Of general interest took
place last Tuesday evening at 7:30
O'Clock. when Miss Kathleen Culbert-
son of this city became the bride Of
Mr. Gavin Lane Corbin of Bi-ming
ham, Ala.
Miss CulbertSon Is the daughter of
the Rev. Richard Watt Culbertson
D. D.. of Charlotte. N. c.. and has been
prominent in musical circles here.
Mr. Corbin is the son of DR.. and Mrs
Marion XerXes Corbin of Savannah
Ga, and is the Southern Railway pas
senger traffic representative in Birm-
ingham. where he and Mrs. Corbin will
make their home.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Van
Fossen, daughter of Mrs. Kate c. Van
: Fossen. to Mr.. Earl G. Dillon, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Dillon OF Bloom
kngtcn. Ill. took place yesterday at IL