The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-30
WEDDINGS AT UNION SPRINGS
Three Marriages Celebrated There
 Last Wednesday.

Union Springs. June 2s.-(Special.)- )-- Wednesday last was a day of marrying and giving in marriage in Union Springs. Society had been all agog, expectant of the events. At g o'clock a. m. Miss Willie Pritchett was mar ried to Mir. ]. L. Pipkin of Charleston, s. C., the couple leaving on the 10 o'clock train for their future home in South Carolina. This was quiet home wedding. being attended only by the relatives and intimate friends of the couple.
 At 5 o'clock in the afternoon the Methodist Church was crowded with the friends of Miss Ruth Lightner and Mir. C. H, Feaein. to witness the mar riage ceremony uniting them, which was conducted by Rev. c. A. Rush, pas tor of that church. The interior of the building had been decorated in a very beautiful and artistic manner. and the arrangement Of the bridal party made a pretty scene, f
 Miss Johnnie Lightner. sister of the bride. was maid of honor, and Miss
 Marie Feagin of Clayton was first brides maid. Mir. JeR D.. Feagin of Beaumont, Tex. was groomsman. The other attendants were Miss Willodeen Frazer and Mir. Jule Phelps of Mont gomery, Miss Alice Anderson of Mont gonery and MT, Henry Moore of Mont gonTery, Miss Vesta Anderson of Mont gomery and Dr. H. E. Peach of Clay ton, and Mir. J. H.tWright of Macon. Miss. The ushers were Messrs. NJ. M. Baldwin. J. H. Andrewss. F. F. Raw encroft and T. c. Craven.
 There were a number of friends and relatives from distance, and quite Il party left on the afternoon train with the bride and groom for Clayton. the home of MT. Feagin's parents. where, after a short stay. MT. and Mrs. Feagin will return to Union Springs. Mrs Feagin, as Miss Lightner, has had host of friends. and is a most accom- pIished and beautiful woman. MT. Feagin is . member of the drug tirn of RavenscFoft. and Feagin. .-., ... r At 5:s0 o'clock on the same afternoon the Baptist Church was the scene Of the marriage of Miss lone Hiisu1an EIsy to Mir. Chrietopher4 L. Gholston. The attendants were: Mir. c. E. 'Ghoi- ston, Rreomsman, Miss Nina Sims ot Newman, 0a., maid of honor: Mise An nie Ellis aud MT. W. c. Thcmpson. Mfss Mary Ivey Hey and Mir. Heron Rain CT, Miss Mary Fitzpatrick and BIT. J. B. Martin, Mss Maud Ghofston and MT. c. A. Ritch, Miss Rochelle Ramsey and I4T, l. As ES1LsAAn DA OoSAA1%A, S~'sS Alice Eley of Atlanta, Ga.. and pr. c. M. Franklin. %,
 This was . pink and white wedding, the church being very elaboraeeiy and tastefuIIy decorated. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr. c. W. Pat rick. President of Judson Female Col leRe. of which institution Miss Eley Is a graduate. A@.
 The bride is the only daughter of Mir. B. T. EIey, who is well and favoraoly known in business circles in this sec tion, being President Of the Bullock County Bank, and at present a repre- sentative of this county in the Consti- tutional Convention. =
 Mir. and Mrs. Gholston left on the af- ternoon train for Buffalo. Niagara ana other Eastern points. They will make an extended trip, before their return The acene ct the depot was one of great gayety. the friends of these two young couples being there to give them all kinds of good wishes and plenty ot rice, etc, customary on such occasions