The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-06
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 1EAERIAGE OF MISS BRAGG
 AND MIR. PENRUDDoCKE.
 A beauttful wedding was solemnized Ast evening at o'clock at St. Johns Church when Miss Isabella Norvelle Bragg and Mir. Edmund Long Penrud- docke of Birmingham were married.
 The church was filled in spite of the pouring rain. with friends who gather cd in response to the invitation to witness the joining in matrimony of these two popular young people.
 The entire chancel was laid in white sns decorated with exquisite taste in sn artistic arans taent of white and green N'lite olcart sr blossoms were Eanchea n the enti ance figures and sdy1,lk the ai1sr, sni gorgeous palms the beautiful effect.
 The beautiful wedding march from Lokengrin was rendered at the ap- pointed hour. and. to its inspiring strains, the bridal party entered the church and approached the altar. led by the ushers, Messrs. Shirley Bragg Murray. John Beers, Edward spann, ]. s. Utley. Henry Parker and Noble Wiley.
 Following the ushers came the lovely maid of honor. Miss Ethlyn Hall of 6elma. who was gowned in white or gandie. lace and taffeta. and carried . cluster of white roses.
 Preceding the bride. was the dainty little flower girl. Miss Georgia Willie Thomas the sweet little daughter of Judge and Mrs. W. H. Thomas. She wore a toilette of white organdie and lace and carried basket of white oweetpeas.
 And last followed the beautiful bride Rrcompanied by her father. Dr. Shirley 5Brngg, who gave her away at the ai- tar. She wore an ideal toilette Of white French organdie and Mechiin lace. A part of the rich lace was that of her grandmother. She held an arm-clus- ter of bride roses and maiden-hair 9ern.
 The bridal party was joined at the altar by the groom and his best man. nfr. Charles E. Thomas of Birmingham. Rev. John c. Murray of the Church of xhe Advent of Birmingham, who off, ciated, and Rev. Edward Cobbs, who assisted.
 when the ceremony was concluded. the happy couple drove immediately to the home of the brides parents, Dr. and Mrs. Shirley Bragg, on Grove Street, where . reception was held in their honor. Mrs. Bragg was gowned in white organdie and black lace and held an arm cluster of La France roses.
 The three apartments where the guests were entertained were beauti- fully decorated in palms and cut-fiow- SITS
 In the. reception room where the guests were greeted was lovely ar engagement of palms and daisies.
 In the refreshment room where a gorgeous array of magnificent pres ents were displayed, the table was ex- Quisite in white carnations and smilax, while about on mantle and tables were American Beauties and massed sweet peas.
 In the hall the punch table was placed and was adorned in magnificent clusters ot Beauties and nasturtiums. Here Mrs. O. IF. Bartlette presided and was a grand hostess in all her beauty, grace and charm.
 This is wedding in which there was an unusual degree of interest. Miss Bragg is one of the most beautiful and attractive young women of Montgom- cry. She has won hosts of friends. and held them during her young lady hood of two seasons.
 Mr. Penruddocke is a young man of prominence in the business and social circles of Birmingham.
 MT. and Mrs. Penruddocke will leave this morning for an extended wedding trip to Boston and other points.
 They will be at home on the South Highlands in Birmingham after the 1st nf July.
 Hosts of friends wish this young couple all the happiness that life can hold.
 Miss Idly Pelzer. who has been wis., Hing the Misses Hooper in Selma, has returned home.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Dawson. Miss Fiorence Dawson, MT. Robert Dawson have gone to Birmingham to make that city their future home. This de- X Anvi0srC.