The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-03
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ANO mhs AO W Is The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Lahey anc MT. Edward George Lowry of New York was solemnized last evening at o,c,ock at the Church of the Holy Com farter. Rev. Stewsrt Mcqueen officiating.
 The church vas tastefully decorated in doxwood, Hhes, heur de lis and palms. an appropri ate setting for the picture or an Easter wedding.
 The bridal party entered the church and approached the altar led by the usn- CTS. MesJr. James S. Pinckard. Winter Tborington, Jack Thorington, Philip Stern, Terry HaIdaway and Frederick Lewis of Atlanta
 After the ushers followed the mafron of honor, Mrs. William Preston Screws. sister of the bride. She was in yellow. She wore a tucked yellow organdie gown AIaborateiy adorned in soft ribbon and carried an arm cluster of daffodils.
 The bride next followed accompanied by her uncle, Judge John c. Winter. She was attired nan ideal bridal toilette or eraandie and folded mousselin richly em- broadered in silk and trimmed in bertha of real lace. Her flowers were brides roses. pIumosa and lilies of the valley, of which she carried a splendid arm cluster Over all feli in transparent folds, her bridal veil. She was nly-like-a beautiful Easter bride.
 The bridal party was joined at the al- tar by the groom, MT. Evelyn Harris, who was best man, and Rev. Stewart Me- Queen.
 After the ceremony. the bridal party and relatives went to the home of the brtde's mother, Mrs. Lucy~W. Lahey, and q short time was spent in congratulations and good-byes to the young couple. The wedding cake was cut and the bridal hououet cast. The hall was decorated in l. -Ns.r s. palms and dogwood blossoms, and in the dining room a centre table was in yellow. Vases of daffodils were placed on lace uieces over yellow satin. The brides ta- hle was fn white A large stand of white feur de lis was placed in the centre and white candies burned In silver canqela- bra tied with white ribbon.
 The brides cake-cutting resulted in the thimble falling to Miss Lucy Randolph, The dime to Miss Sadie wyman and the ring to Miss Eva Randolph. The, brides houqtet was caught by Miss Lucretia Wyman.
 At s:3o Mir. and Mrs. Lowry drove to the station to start on their wedding tourney to New Orleans. The bride was gowned in a travelling toilette of blue cloth and silk, with hat of white and blue. As they passed out. shower of rice and good wishes followed them.
 Misses Rosa and Lucy Lowry of Att 7anta. sisters of the groom, were among the out-of-town guests at this wedding.
 Hosts of friends of the young bride will wish LOT her and her husband all the wealth of health, happiness and pros perity that a long life can hold. She is beautiful. accomplished, and intellectual. and will surely gain and hold the enyiabie place in her new homo that has all her life been hers in Montgomery.
 MT. Lowry formerly lived in Atlanta Ale Is now on the editorial staff of The New York Post, filling the position with great credit. He enjoys a high place 1n the journalitic circles of the great city.
 DIXIE CHAPTER U. D. c.
 The Dixie Chapter of U. D. c. met at the home of Mrs. William B. Jones on South Court Street Wednesday. Much inn portant business came before the meeting and was disposed of in the manner in which 1t came. The following delegates were elected to the convention at De- rnopolis in May next: Mrs. William A. s5ayie. Mrs. William B. Jones, Mrs. Almelia Wyly and Mrs F. P. Glass; alter mates, Mrs. J. S. Wilcox, Miss Olivia Ar rLueton, Mrs. J. l.. Pinckard and Mrs warren Dent. The Chapter had as their guests Mrs. Andrew Dowdell of Opelika the State President of U. D. C.: Mrs. Har- vey Jones of Mobile. wife of the Adjutapt General of the State Division. II. c. ". Mrs. John A. Kirkpatrick ex-State Presi' dent U. D. C.; the Presidents of the three Monte eomery Chapters, Mrs. V. M. Fillmore of the Cradle" Chapter, Mrs. Frank Fl n.ore of the Sophie Bibb' and Mrs. Thos SI, Manson of the "Secession" Chapter Mrs. Fern M. Wood of New York. Mrs Harry Slillen and Miss Agnes Jones ot Elizabeth, N. J. The Chapter was de- iightfully entertained by recitations by Mrs. Harry Skillen and Miss Sara Jones after which delightful refreshments were served by the hostess, Mrs. Wiliiam B. Jones. The meeting was largely attended and was pleasant aed profitable one from beginning to end.
 Mrs. John H. White. Miss Isabel White and Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Snyder of Union town, mother, sisters and brother -in-law of Mrs Victor IT. Hanson, spent a short while in Montgomery yesterday en route 10 New York where they go for the bene- dt of Mrs. Whites health.
 The Birmingham Age-Herald of yester- nay says:
 "A wedding of interest to Southern so- ciety will be that of Miss Julia JsIks of Hot Springs, Ark, and MT. George Mor- rts of Montana. which will take place next Tuesday at the brides home. The -
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