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was banked w i t h palms, ferns and Jack- of Osteopathy and Surgery, and is a
son vine, and on either end were Cathe- member of the Sigma Gamma frater-
dral candelabra holding ivory candles. nity."
"Miss M a r y B . Allison, sister of the "Christ church w i l l be the scene Tues-
bride, was her only attendant, and Dr. day, September 10, of the marriage of
J. R. Shackleford served as his son's Miss Nell Fain, daughter of M r . and
best man. The ushers, T . Gayleon A n - Mrs. J. Tyree Fain, to Dr. John Seward
drews, Charles Dean Hendricks and Lawrence of Rochester, New York. The
James Freeman completed the personnel ceremony w i l l be brilliantly solemnized at
of the bridal party. 4 o'clock in the afternoon. Dr. J. Francis
McCloud, assistant rector, will officiate.
"The bride entered with her father, An informal reception will follow the
who gave her in marriage. I n her wed- ceremony at the home of the bride's par-
ding gown, designed by Bonwitt-Teller, ents, 315 Twenty-second avenue, north,
of ivory satin, she presented a picture of at which only members of the bridal
girlish loveliness. The close fitting sleeves party and relatives w i l l be entertained.
of satin were a distinctive feature of the
Princess style gown. The circular panel "Miss Fain has chosen as her attend-
kirt was fashioned w i t h the fashionable ants, Miss Mildred Brantley of Lake
uneven hem line and a train of ivory Wales, Florida, as maid of honor, and
atin fell from the hips princess style. A her t w o sisters, Mrs. Luttrell Thomas
coronet of Rosaline lace, obtained from and Miss Dorothy Fain as bridesmaids.
Brussels, held the veil in place. A pearl
necklace was the only ornament worn "Dr. Edward Cave of Boston, Mass.,
nd she carried a loose shower bouquet w i l l serve as the groom's best man. and
f lillies of the valley and maiden hair the ushers, D r . Sidney Burwell, Dr. I .
erns, tied w i t h ivory lace and tulle. A . Bigger, D r . R. S. Cunningham and
J. Tyree Fain, Jr., brother of the bride,
"Miss Allison's gown was a Lucien complete the personnel of the bridal
Lelong model of peach chiffon and party.
French lace. The f o r m fitting bodice
was cut low in the back and the bouffant " A musical program w i l l be given by
kirt was fashioned w i t h the uneven hem- Miss Mary B. Allison, organist, and Miss
ine. Deep inserts of lace enhanced the Nancy Basterville, of Gallatin, vocalist.
beauty of the dress and she carried a
oose bouquet of Ophelia roses and del- " A number of prenuptial courtesies are
henium. being planned to compliment the bride-
elect. On Saturday Miss Frances M c -
"Mrs. Allison's gown was of French Kee, at her home, 1920 Broad street, en-
lue chiffon w i t h a shoulder bouquet of tertained with a bridge party for Miss
Dresden flowers. Fain."
"Dr. and Mrs. Shackleford left after Marriages
he ceremony on a northern bridal trip
t the conclusion of which they go to June 17—Cornelia Lamb to Dr. Wal-
Lebanon to reside, where the groom w i l l ter B. Rountree. Dr. and Mrs. Roun-
ssume his practice. For traveling the tree are living at Graylynn Apartments,
ride wore an ensemble of pale gray Nashville, Tennessee.
rench cloth w i t h deep cuffs of Ameri-
an broadtail w i t h blouse of gray crepe, July 6—Robbie Allison to D r . James
nd a close fitting hat of blue felt. Rep- R. Shackleford, Jr. They are living in
ue slippers and blue accessories, com- Lebanon, Tennessee where D r . Shackel-
leted the costume. f o r d is practicing osteopathy.
'Mrs. Shackleford was graduated from Sept. 10—Nell Fain to D r . John Se-
Vanderbilt University in 1926, w i t h a ward I-awrence of Rochester, New York.
achelor of Arts degree. While there
ne was president of the Girls' Student Sept. 17—Mrs. E. M . Thomason has
-ouncil, and was a member of Phi Beta issued invitations for the marriage of her
appa honorary fraternity. Since her daughter, Louise, to M r . Alfred Denison
raduation she has been a member of Hull, Jr.
ne faculty of Ward-Belmont.
Births
Dr. Shackleford, Jr., received his de-
ree m June f r o m the Kirksville College April 23—A son, Belo, Jr., to Dr. and
Mrs. Belo Stone (Sara Edmund Sawyer
'27).
May 21—A son, William Jerried, Jr.,
to Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Tichenor (Eliza-
beth Perry '24).
