jeruuns il iviuuerjy mnx imjiuno Wager (Tom) Carr Jr. of Cairo,The bride is I he eldest daughter of Mr. az?d Mrs. Leonard Thomas Jenkins, 1119 Hi g\\ street, and Hie bridegroom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wager Carr Sr., Cairo.The 8 o'clock double ring r.eremony was performed in the home of the Rev. and Mrs. C. W. Coron, Highway 24 West, by the Rev. Mr Cornn, a Christ-/,,, iari minister.Bride’s Ensemble Far her wedding, the bride wore 0 white sheath gown overlaid with lace. The dress was designed with a round neckline and long sleeves. Her shoulder-length veil of silk illusion was held in place with a satin pillbox headpiece of satin accented witli small pearls and lace Rowers to match her gown. She carried an arrangement of white roses and pink and green leaves tied with white streamers. The bride also wore theYViuii; veil lYtia iiciu in [Jiav-'- «uua white bow and her accessories were pink. She carried a nose-gav of pink and while carnations.Richard P. (Dick) Montgomery of Macon was best man.For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Jenkins wore a beige iace dress with matching accessories. Her corsage was of pink roses with rose streamers.Mrs. Cbit was attired in a navy blue and white voile dress wifh black potent accessories.an Fc Mi thi tdt iEc MiSOIMi Dc B\ as ]Her corsage was of red roses |lo;Mt La Me Pe Ja Pa Ba Tli anand matching streamers. Reception In Home Following the wedding, a reception was held in the home of the bride’s parents. The bride’s table was covered with a pale pink linen table cloth and centered with a three-tierd wed* d\ng cake decorated with pink rosebuds and topped with a cluster of pink roses and lilies of the valley. Pink daisy pomps and fernery circled the base of the cake which was flanked bytraditional something old, some-* white tapers, thing new. something borrowed.] The cake, punch, nuts and something blue and a penny injminfs were served by Miss Kar-ber shoe. 'in Jenkirs, sister of the bride,£hServing as matron oi honor was Mrs. Roger Qualls of Mo-MoberlyMonitor-lndexAndMoberly Evening Democrat Moberly Monitor Estab. J8G9 Moberly Index Estab. 1916 Moberly Democrat Estab. 1£73Pisolt;ananhe!DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY AND HOLIDAYSPublished by Moberly hrder Pig. Co 218 N. Williams St. Moberly. MissouriMember of Audit Bureau of ^irculaiionand Misses Sue, Florence and Ruth Carr, sisters of the bridegroom. A bouquet af pink and white daisy pomps was also on1de j vo Dr ]waCOiizs cri wethe serving table.The bride was graduated from the lower division of Moberly Junior College. She attended the University of Missouri, Columbia, before assuming her position as secretary at the Crippled Childrens Hospital in Columbia.Mr. Carr was graduated from’ the Cairo High School Until accepting his present position with the Movel Contractors, Inc,, Washington, contractors on the addition to state institutions in Fulton, he was associated with Dick Montgomery, contractor, in Macon.Moberly, Missouri,__green linen sheath dress with aMember of The AssociatedPressThe Associated Press Is entf-The newlyweds will reside at 10U TaniifihLll.yeJaeswiLeimiM:iG(RiM:Br