The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-17
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sa, is MR. BARNES MARRlED A wedding around which the interest O a large circle of friends in Alabama anS
 Georgia has centered ever since the en gagement of the young couple. was an nounced occurred at the Church of thu l Holy. Comforter yesterday afternoon. l was that of Miss Charlotte Rebecca Jone and Mir. John Andrew Barnes. whicl
 took place at 5 o'clock in the presence o | as many friends as filled to its utmos capacity, the church, Rev. Stewart Nc
 Queen, officiating.
 When the appointed hour arrived thu way to the altar, which was lavishly ant
 beautifully adorned in palms, ferns ant other greens. was led by the friends wht acted as ushers. who were Mir. George
 Peagler, Mir. Silas Mclaughlin, MT
 Powell Watson of Petersburg, and MT William Goodwin Walker of Unior Springs. As the ushers reached the al tar they were joined by the groom and his friend, Mir. Warren Walker of Au- gusta. who was best man, and MT. Mo- Queen. they having entered through the vestry room.
 The ushers were followed by the brides maid, Miss Avis c. Ehrman of Birming- ham. She wore an elegant toilette of pink crepe de chine over pink taffeta, IT ade princess and trimmed in cluny lace and chiffon nounces. Her hat was a large picture one in white and her flow CTS were pink roses.
 Miss Mary Elizabeth Jones of Peters burg, cousin of the bride. was her maid of honor. Her elegant gown was of white tucked silk null built over pink taffeta. adorned in cream applique lace. Her large picture hat was white with pink roses and she held an arm cluster of pink roses and plumosa.
 The next to approach the altar was Mrs. Barnes Morgan. sister of the bride, who was matron of honor. She wore . handsome costume of grey silk etamine uiade over violet silk and trimmed Tn white silk applique, silver ssQuins. tuck ed chiffon and satin drops. She wore a white picture hat with black plumes and held an arm cluster of white roses.
 The two little flower girls who preceded the bride were Miss RoDerta Davis Jones, gowned in white silk null and lace over pink taffeta and carrying pink roses. and Miss Eleanor Randolph Wilcox. who wore white silk null over white taffeta and carried white roses.
 The last to enter was the bride, who was accompanied to the altar by her brother, MT. W. H. Jones of Birming- ham. Her beauty which is of a rare type. was enhanced by her bridal attire of liberty mousselIn over white taffeta, trimmed in rich lace and silk cirded me daIions. She held a splendid arm show CT cluster of white brides roses, plumosa and knotted ribbon.
 After the ceremony which was per formed with double giving and receiving of ring, was concluded, the wedding par ty accompanied the young couple to the home of the brides mother, Mrs. l.. A. Jones. and after congratulations and Rood-byes, MT. and Mrs. Barnes were driven to the station to start on we'd ding Journey to Washington and other points. Mrs. Barnes wore travelling gown of broad cloth stitched with white.
 Loving wishes for happy welded life 20 out to this young couple from a large circle of friends.
 The bride has endeared herself to all who know her by her qualities of mind and heart and through her magnetic per sonality and her beauty she has enjoyed an unusual degree of admiration.
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