Birmingham state herald., 1897-05-05

stepped into the spacious drawing room, most artisttcaily and beautifully decor atsd with evergreens and bridal roses, where the birding words were pro- nouneed making them man and wife.
 alr. Queen fer a number of years pas: has occupied the responsible position of general oveIseer at Ensley City for the Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad com pany. and is a young man of many star ling qualities. His attractive little bride, by her ma ny charms and winning ways, has wen hosts of friends who all join in wishing her every possible happiness for Uhs future. MT. and Ms. Queen left cn the 1920 train for St. Louis to vlsdt rela- tives of the groom. They will be at home at Ensley City after May 15
 Quite a number of friends of the com ltracting parties from Ensley City ard Bessemer were in attendance at the we'd ding.
 The reception to MT. and Mrs Joseph D. Haylow last night was one of the most brilliant social functions ever given in this city.
 The home of Mrs. A. J. Church was brilliantly lighted and handsomely dec orated with choice flowers. Oven the entrance in the hallway was a beautiful design In red and white roses encircled in green. forming a large "H." Every where around was to be seen evidences of a masterhand in floral decorations.
 Many friends of the popular young couple who were so rece1-iy wed re- spcnded to the invitation of Mra. Church and her daughter, Miss Agnes, who was the da:nty bridesmaid at the wedding. Miss Church always charming, was beautiful indeed, last night and made a model hostess She was ably assisted by her mother in the entertaining.
 Mrs. Hayfow was dream of Eyewitness in her costume. and aided the fair young int i1n QUT fT1rpi k irg 1t a most enjoyable one. AS Miss DonoNam she was known for amiabie characteristics and sweet winsom mess; aS Mrs. Haylow she has lost none of these attributes, and the ranks of matrcnhood have gained a noble and worthy mem- ber
 The evening sped away only too fast for the guests, who dlnced to the muidc of Rosenberg's orchestra.
 Excellent refreshments were served, and the ta ble fairly groaned under the weight of the temp ting delicacies.
 Those present were: MT. and Mrs. Joseph B. Haylow, MT. and Mrs. James Donovan MT. and Mrs. J. l.. Welch, MT. and Mrs. John w. Deacy, Mir and Mrs, Lodge, MT and Mrs. Forbes. Mrs A. J. Church, W. A. Fulwler and Miss Ella Johnston, Joseph Franklyn, Brookside. and Miss Collins, w A. Maxey and Miss Mary Gleason D. B. Church and Miss Ezell, E. E. Jones and Miss Gertrude Haylow, Henry HaylcW and Mrs. Ant wine. Lawrence McMeekin and Miss Dill lie sWel2h, Leon ". Friedman and Miss Nellie Deacy, P. J. Morgan and Miss Col lins. J. S. Church and Miss Bettie Con- way, Robert S. Church, Cullmans and Miss Lexie May Herring, J. w. Donovan ard Miss Agnes Church. Joseph Smith and Miss Nellie White, Arnold Masbergl G. G. Fletcher, Chattanooga; Phil Cos minzkey, Jchn W. ONeill T. M. Young, Charles I. Smith.
 It was after midnight before Bazen- berg's excellent orchestra sounded the soulful notes of Home. Sweet Home" and the happy gathering separated with reluctant adeus to board the special dummy train in waiting. They voted Mrs. Church and her beautiful daughter, excellent hoStesseS.