The age-herald., 1900-12-07
Brilliant Wedding in Old Montgomery

Montgomery, December 6-(special.)-A wonderfully brilliant and beautiful wed- ding, and one of great interest to southern society in general, took place in the famous old Court Street Methodist church in this city yesterday evening, the Rev Dr. An drew J. Lamar being the officiating minis ter.
 MT. Oln Connor Maner and Miss Sallie Nicholson Tyson were united in marriage under the happiest of all possible aus pices.
 The fine old church, with a seating ca- pacity of about one thousand, was crowd ed to its fullest capacity by the guests, amongst whom were hundreds of lovely so- ciety women of Montgomery and the State, and notable representatives of all the high CT walks of life, including bench and bar. the clergy. medicine, banking and business, and so on. Before the bour fixed for the ceremony every seat in tine church was occupied. The church floral decora- tions were superb.
 Punctually to the precise moment, the wedding party approached the altar, led by the ushers. Noble Wiley, John Elmore, Hon. Tennent Lomax, Lucien Julien Walk CT of Birmingham, Gunter Elmore, w. w. Screws, Jr., Archie Tyson, Reid Sayre.
 Immediately following the ushers came the maid of honor, Miss Annie Tyson, sis ter of the bride. She was exquisitely gowned in white peau de soie trimmed in honiton lace and chiffon with pearl trim mings and liies of the valley and carried an arm cluster of pink roses. She pre- ceded the rarely beautiful bride, who was accompanied by her father, MT. Archibald Pitt Tyson. She looked the dainttest and lovliest of all brides in her wedding attire of white chiffon and point lace, over taffe- ta. Her flowers were a magnificent arm shower boquet of Marechal Nell roses.
 The party was joined at the altar by the groom and Rev. Dr. Lamar and the best man. Dr. John Maner of South Carolina, brother of the groom
 When Dr. Lamar had performed the cere- mony in a most impressive manner. the party left the church, led by the newly welded couple, who were followed by the best man and maid of honor and ushers.
 The party repaired to the spacious resi- dence of the brides parents, and after a short time spent in congratulations and 1T. Maner left for the railroad station to begin their wedding journey. Mrs Maner wore travelling gown of gray cloth with white and gold vest
 They will visit the home of Congressman Cornell in Scranton, Pa., and will subse- Quently be the guests of leading society people in Washington.
 The bride is one of the three young daugh- ters of Archibald Pitt Tyson, who is pos sessed of one of the largest private for tunes in Alabama, and granddaughter of the late Archibald Tyson, the most power full of the old-time masters of Lowndes County. She is therefore counsin of Jus tice John R. Tyson, the youngest man of the Alabama Supreme Court On her ma- ternal side she Is of the Arrlngtons, for generations one of the great families of montgomery County, her mother having been Miss Arlington, sister of the late Judge Arlington of the Montgomery City Court Thus she Is related to many of the noted families of old Montgomery, whose names figure largely in Alabama history. The bride, who has been in society but year or two, is quite petite, and remarkably pretty. MT. Maner Is a~young Carolnian who has dwelt in Montgomery three or fouI