Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-27
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The social event which has kept the people of Fairview on the qui vive since the first public annourc ament In the State Herald a for might ago was happily con summated yesterday evening, when pr. !. w. Newman pronounced the impress i've ritual that mnda MT. J. Raymond Moore and Miss Safsie Irene McWilE.ams man aiid wife. The church was elabor- ately and appropriately decorated with evergfs ems, pot plants and cut flowers, which, with the handsome in,erior fur nishings of the church, produced mSst eharnifng effect.
 Although the wea ther at hat hour was threatening, tte church was taxed to It's utmost capacity, many unable to obtain standing iioom, but all the details were so well arrunged that the efficient ushers t,ln1isd the large audience admirably, and t2 the satisfaction of all, as the gen erai g1oi huomr pervading attesle
 While awaiting the arrival of the bridal party tihe congregation was ente-tained with several excellent musical numbers by the organisE Miss Jessie Ruten. ? lA: $50 o'clock the immediate family 1. were ushered to aheir seats, followed i'm !. msditely afterward by the inspiring s.rains of AqeDdelEohns wedding march, as the bridal party en cred in ths fol owing order: Down the right aisle, Miss Bess Sic Moore, of Selma, sister of the groom, tol- lowed by the bride on he arm of hen pretty sister Miss Lucy. which msda an exquisite picture of loveliness, while par allel with this party in the left aisle and in iJhe same order named came MT J. II. 1 Bell, followed by the groom on the arm of his best man. MT. o. L. Si eve2son of Nashville Arriving at the altar, the attendants counter marched and took tn ae-quarter position at either side '1e he arch, whila tlla bride and groom met un- der the wedding bell that hung susp: nSed from the center of the arch. One notice able feature of the wedding was the per fect self-pos;ssic of beth the brlGe and groom. Their responses were clear and d.ctinct ard the closest observer could desect no sign of embarrassment. Many were the enceimiums passed upon th5 m and the entire wedding arrangemer,.
 After the ceremony alt the church they repaired to ths home of Judge McWil- Hams. the brides father, where the at terdants, mint CT, representatives of the press, uSher.s 3rl1 a few intimate flis nS3 were most sumptuously entertained at the f15tal board and in the drawing room till a late hour, CT hearty congrat- ul2tionS and sincere good wishes for the future, the guests took their leave of the happy couple.
 N-t in years have such popular young E folks gone from this community. M M..s. lMloore, as 9 young lady, has been the re- cipien@ of much attention, being not only very pretty. but bright and good as well, while MT. Moore is worthy guardian of the precious charge committed to his
 
 is that as they start ou on life's journey under such harpy auspices so may they eyes thus continue to walk, hard in hand, down the pathway of lie together. E Treble Clef club will meet this morn- ing. with Mrs. Bowron instead of Mrs. Molton.
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 Mrs. W. B. Leedy is visiting relatives and friends in her old home at Huntsville, Ala.
 About thirty students, chaperoned by MT. and Mrs Wheeler, enjoyed picnic at Hawklns' Spring last week. This is a very picturesque spot and the ideal picnic place. The pleasures of the day were enhanced with comic recitations by Miss JuhnrFe McGowan.
 Mrs. J. A. Rountree and son, John Asa, IT,; are visiting relatives at Hartselle, Ala.
 Mrs. LeMoyne Farris, of Demopolis. is visiting Mrs. W. s. Monghon, at No. 1920 Eighth avenue.