The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-03
MIDST GOLDEN ron AND saiLAx.
wedding of Mr.. James smith and
MIss Annie Allen Was Celebrated.

The wedding o. Sir. James IlnrieT
smith and Miss Annie Gordon Allen,
which took place yesterday at noon, was
an impressive and beautiful one. ceie-
bratod az the home OF the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs c. Wood. on Pulaski
square Goldcnrod that bright flower OF
autumn nled the drIwngrooms with
vivid color its yellow glory sonencd by
tho green % palms and wandering smilax.
while iu the diningroom white roses. hid
Ing amid delicate ferns. lent their paier
beauty 90 the scene.
Promptly 90 twelve O'Clock as Miss Nor
gau played softly on the piano the open
INK notes Of the wedding march from 10
hengriu. the little ribbon bearers, Ms
Susie cole Winburn and Master Jack
Lindsay. entered the south draWingroom.
two dainty figures in pure white. each
holding white satin rinbon. and forming.
a. they walked. an aisle. Through this
aisle the bridal couple. entering together,
passed until they reached the arch
% palms between the long win
dows in the north room. Here they stood
during the ceremony. which Was per-
formed by the Rev. Arthur J. Smith. ac-
cording 20 the ritual OF the Episcopal
Church. Mr Wood save the bride away.
Morgan rendered 20 Promise Me OF the
piano. with exquisite taste.
The bride wore a lovely travelling gown
Of golden brown. authenticated crepe
cloth. tho skirt trimmed with narrow folds
OF velvet. a Jacket in Eton effect, out
lined with tan guipufe applique and bands
Of velvet, opened over a draped vest 81
white liberty fix. the same soft material
forming the hiEh collar aud short under
aIss ffar haH
ing TO the blonde beauty OF the bride. was
completed hy stylish hat OF brown felt
trimmed with a loose roll Of white panne
velvet above folds OF brown. Her hou-
quet was OF white nephetos buds and
maidcnhair fern.
only relatives and tho more intimate
friends OF bride and groom were present
a. the wedding Among the out-ofNown
guests were Mrs. r.. +. Persons and Miss
Annie Smith Of Forsyth. the groom's sis
ters. and Miss Lila Thompson OF Quit
man After tho ceremony light refresh
ments were served Mrs. Wood being as
sisted by Mrs Ralstou WHY. Mss Edith
West Miss Mamie Bradley. and Miss Hat
tie Saussy but there was no reception.
Mr. and Mrs Smith leaving over the
Southern Railway az l2.N for New York.
They viii be away a fortnight visiting
the brides sister. Mrs. Walter Wynan,
anu ih S"iiAf"" '"3Ats' -f'" ~ ~ 49,
she b. spending the summer. stopping ~
Washington. and. on their return South,
visiting The groom's relatives IN Forsyth.
They will be- ~ home after Oct. t. at
Mrs Roherison's. No 81 Barnard street
The bride. who Is the youngest daughter
Of the late p. g. Allen. is weli-known IN
savannah. whore she has livel an her
life. and where her gentle nature and wo-
manly character have made her 80 adj
mired and beloved
The groom g. the son ~ the lace Mr.
Thomas y Smith 81 Forsyth, ca. Al
though not native of savannah. Mr..
Smith. who holds position in the freight
department Of tho central Railroad has
lived here for the past eight or nine
years. and has wide circle Of friends
The wedding g'fts were numerous and
beautiful. consisting principally OF aru-
,Ies an silver and ruf glass