The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-15
MISS sTUBBs AND MIR. ROSS MARRIED

A beautiful and impressive wedding ceremony was solemnized yesterday afternoon at o'clock at St. Johns l Church, Rev. Edgar Gardner Murphy officiating. It was the marriage of Miss 1 Hattie Patillo Stubbs, and MT. Walter Marvin Ross.
 The chancel was lavishly decorated in potted palms and ferns, ropes of smilax and white chrysanthemums.
 At the appointed hour the wedding party entered the church and approach ed the altar led by the ushers, Messrs J. P. Galloway of Atlanta, Albert Good wyn, Merritt Vandiver and Jacob Faunce.
 In compliment to the lovely bride, who is one of them, the choir of St. Johns Church sang the beautiful bridal chorus from Lohengrin, according to the old English custom, as the bridal party en- tered
 The ushers were followed by the two matrons of honor, Mrs. M. w. Walker of Selma and Mrs. M. E. Johnson, sisters of the bride. Mrs. Walker wore a toilette Isof gray lansdown over yellow taffeta and carried an arm cluster of splendid Ameri- can beauty roses. Her hat was a large black picture creation.
 Mrs. Johnson was attired in a costume of tan crepe de chine with touches of | blue panne velvet, carried American beauty roses and wore large black | picture hat
 Next entered the maid of honor, Miss Pauline Harmon, who was gowned in white silk tissue trimmed in Arabian | lace and carried an arm cluster of l American beauty roses tied with smilax | Her nat was of lace and fur.
 The bride entered accompanied by her father, MT. Thomas B. Stubbs, who gave her away at the altar. She wore hand I nfA fvir1o med in satin bands and buttons. Her hat with a touch of blue added, match. ] ed the costume and she carried splen | did arm shower cluster of white bride: | roses and plumosa. She is a beautiful l young woman and made an ideally | lovely bride.
 | The bridal party was joined at the altar by the groom and his cousin, MT | Thomas Frazer of Opelika, who was best man ,and Rev. Edgar Gardner Murphy. When the ceremony was over the choir finished singing the bridal chorus from Lohengrin as the wedding party led by the newly welded couple marched down the aisle.
 Immediately after the ceremony, Mir. and Mrs. Ross left for Opelika, where they will visit his parents, after which they will take a bridal trip to other points.
 The large number of handsome pres ents at the brides home attested the popularity of the young couple. whose | friends wish them all the good that a long life of happiness and prosperity may bring them.
 The members of the choir who so beau tifully complimented one of the number are Mir Frank Lockwood. MT. William VanPelt, Mir. Ben Griffin, Mir. P. J. Min derhout, Mrs Robert Chapman, Miss Naomi Carter, Miss Hall, Mrs. Hayes Mrs. George Waller.
 Friends in this city have received the following invitation:
 MT. and Mrs. William Shaw
 request the honor of your presence
 at the marriage of their daughter,
 Ellen,
 to
 Dr. John Webb McGehee on Wednesday afternoon, December 4th
 nineteen hundred and one,
 at five o'clock.
 Methodist Episcopal Church,
 Greensboro, Alabama.
 Mrs. Allie s. Elmore of Fillmore Is visit ing Mrs. J. R. Adams, at 221 North Law renee Street.
 brilliant wedding was celebrated to- night at o'clock at St. Michaels Church. The contracting parties were Dr. Myles J. Tierney of New York and Miss Julie o. Sullivan of this city. Rev. Fathers McCafferty and Mccormick officiated The maid of honor was Miss Marie SuI- livan, and the best man, MT. John c. Tierney, brother of the groom. A recep- ton followed after the ceremony at the home of the brides parents. MT. and