The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-05
@% 4 4 4 < 4 Y < < 4 4 4 4 < O &* SOCIAL AFFAIRS. < o 4 4 4 4 4 < < 4 4 4 4 4 Y < Q THE WEDDING OF
 MISS PEPPERMAN
 AND MIR MOORE

A beautifully impressive wedding was celebrated yesterday evening at the First Baptist Church. Rev. c. A. Stakely off, ciating. It was that of Miss Maud Ger tI ude Pepperman, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Jacob Pepperman and MT Avery Clark Moore of Idaho.
 Tho church was tastefully adorned In gorgeous potted greens. The hour ap- pointed was o'clock and when 1t arr rived the bridal party entered down the three aisles. On the left entered MT. Bozeman Pepperman of Birmingham brother of the bride, Miss May Burton of Lafayette, who was gowned in blue chif- ion tissue over taffeta trimmed in liberty ribbon and ecru medalions and carried white carnations; MT. Maxie D. Pepper man, Miss Mamie Caffey of Hayneviile, who wore a toilette of canary colored chiffon trimmed in liberty satin and point lace and held white carnations, and MT s. J. Garrett
 Down the isle on the right entered MT. ] Alfred Pepperman of Philadelphia, Mir w. R. Nickel Miss Esther Cody, wear ing & toilette of pink crystal de chine | over taffeta trimmed in panne velvet and lace and carried pink carnations; MT. | Morris E. Pepperman and Miss Armlnta | Cox. whose gown was of Nile green crepe de Paris trimmed in panne velvet and | lace She carried pink carnations. | The first to approach the altar by the centre aisle were the ribbon bearers. Miss Pauline Lewey and Miss Carrie Loeb. Both these pretty little girls were dainti- | lv attired in white chiffon and lace. Next | followed the maid of honor, Miss Iommle Daniel of Birmingham. She wore an ele- gant attire of white chiffon tissue over | tafreta trimmed in chiffon applique and loops of pearls and carried an arm clus- ter of white carnations.
 | Next down the centre aisle came the ring bearer, Master Morris Leon Pepper man of Philadelphia. His suit was of white broadcloth and on silver tray ne | carried the wedding ring.
 Last entered the lovely bride. accom- panied by her father. Her bridal gown | was of cream tissue woven from the | finer of the palm tree in the Philippines It was built over white taffeta and trim med in folds of satin de chine chihor | roses and point lace.
 | Her flowers were brides roses, of whicf
 she carried q large shower cluster, anc
 her veil was caught beautifully With [ diamond sunburst, the gift of the groom
 Her beautiful wedding gown was brought
 to her from the Philippines by her broth
 CT, MT Benjamin Peperman.
 The bridal party entered to the music
 of the bridal chorus from Lohengrin bN
 Prof Rienzi Thomas at the organ, anC
 sung by Miss Nomia Carter. Mrs. Wal
 ter Ross. MT Frank Lockwood and MT
 Marshal King.
 The bridal party was joined at the al
 tar by the groom and his brother. MT
 Andrew w Moore of Idaho, who wal
 best man. and Rev. MT. Stakely, wh'
 performed the ceremony. The wedding party then drove to the home of thu
 brides parents, where good-byes wer' l said and shortly after the young coupl left for two months trip to California
 They will stop at New Orleans. Ell Paso
 San Antonio and Los Angeles.
 '. Many friends have been deeply interest
 ed in the marriage of this young couple The bride, who has lived in Montgomer!
 all her life, enjoys the love and admira
 ton of hosts of friends. and the groom is one of the most prominent young mel ir the West. Though very young, he |
 member of the Idaho Legislature. H
 is well-known to members of the Alabam press. who attended the meetings of tn
 National Editorial Association in Buffal and Hot Springs as he took an activ part in the deliberations of those bodies , He owns large mining interests in Idaho , TLay have the hearty congratulations am good wishes of hosts of friends in Mont gOmCry.