The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-06-14
MARRIAGE OF MISS
 FIAGLER AND DIR. M,KEEN.

A marriage in Washington in wnich Montgomerians will be interested Is .hat of Miss Elizabeth Moore Flagier md Dr. George wilbert McKeen of 8addeck. Cape Breton. which took place on Tuesday evening at St. Mar xaret,s Episcopal Church and to which many Montgomery friends received in- yitations. The bride is daughter or The late General D. w. Flagier, U. 5. A. and a sister of Captain C. A. Flag Ter. recently of Montgomery. now or Casa Blanca, Porto Rico. Miss Flas- Ter. now Mrs. McKeen, visited Captain and Mrs. F1agler here winter before last and was greatly admired as wo- man of unusual intellectually and per- sonal magnetism. Mrs. McKeen has had for few years a home at Bad deck. Nova Scotia, and has spent much time therein ministering to the poor along the, rugged Canadian coast.
 It is said that it was at the home of Mrs. Graham Bell in Cape Breton that she met Dr. McKeen. who was engag- ed in similar work. pr. and Mrs. Me- Keen will reside at Baddeck, where he has built a handsome home.
 Captain and Mrs. c. A. Flagler are in Washington now where they went to attend their sisters wedding.
 MARRIAGE OF MISS RICHARD.
 SON AND MIR. HUGHES.
 The Birmingham Age-Herald has the following account of a marriage winch will interest many Montgomery friends of the bride:
 One of the prettiest weddings of the June season, was that of Miss Callie Kolb Richardson to Mr. James William Hugnes, IT,. which occurred yesterday afternoon at 3:S0 o'clock at the First Baptist Church. Dr. J. P. McFerrin, pastor of the First Methodist Church, was the officiating clergyman. A brilliant musical program preceded the ceremony and the church was thronged with a fashionable assembly. The decorations at the altar included a gToaping of palms and the church pre- seRted a picturesque scene, the bril- liant sunlight of perfect June day casting a soft radiance down the shad- owy aisles along which the wedding party passed.
 The ushers were Mr Samuel Lewis. Mr, Edward T. Wilcox, MT. Hugo Marx and MT. Hubert Drennen.
 Miss Emmie Richardson of M0ntgom- cry, sister of the bride, was maid of honor and was notably handsome in a gown of ecru linen batiste. the skirt and bodice showing insertions of cluny lace. The sash of pink liberty satin and the bouquet of pink roses, the hat, ex- quisitely designed. was of Arabian lace with pink roses.
 Miss Richardson entered the church with her grandfather, Capt Reuben F. Kolb. MT. Hughes's best man was his brother. MT. Blair Hughes. The bride wore an elegant travelling gown of dark blue cloth, the coat of which opened over stock and jabot of white chif- ion. edged with cluny lace. The hat was of white and black straw the brim being covered with folds of black vel vet. showing white dots, this being re- lieved by pastel tints. The bridal bouquet was of white roses.
 The honeymoon will be spent in the East, MT. and Mrs. Hughes leaving in the afternoon for Washington and New York.
 They will reside upon their return with Mir. Hughes's father at his Twen- ty-third Street residence.
 AdTS. 11uSHeS IS lHe second uduRnIee of Mir. and Mrs. Lucien J. Richardson of Montgomery. but her grandparents, Captain and Mrs. Reuben F. Kolb reared her as their own, and with them she has lived in Birmingham. She was named for her brilliant and charm ing grandmother She is a beauty of exquisite brunette coloring, and is a great belle.
 MT. Hughes is a son of Postmaster J. W. Hughes. has a prominent posi- tion in the employ of the Government. and is extremely popular.
 The wedding presents were numer- ous and beautiful. Mrs. Hughes's trous- seau is one of the smartest of the June brides.
 Mir. and Mrs Richardson, the pa rents of the bride, and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Burton Of Montgomery. the lat ter the brides sister, were present at the wedding. Mr. Howard Kolb and Mrs. kolb. just back from their honey moon. arrived in time to attend the wedding Mrs. Hughes being a niece oi MT. Kolb.
 Misses Carrie Lee and Edith HarteI