The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-19
O< 4 < < 4 4 < < < Y 4 4 < Q Y" SOCIAL AFFAIRS. o < 4 < < 4 < % 4 4 4 Y 4 < < o MARRIAGE OF MISS TATUM
 AND MR. JACKS0M,

..... AND MR. JACKSON
 The marriage of Miss Eliza Tatunn and MT. Charles Pollard Jackson, which was celebrated last evening at o'clock al the First Baptist Church, was one Of the most beautiful in its details ever wit messed in Montgomery. Long before the appointed hour the church was filled with guests, and the throng overdowed into the vestibule and yard below.
 The altar was massed with graceful palms in which were intermingled gor' geous white chrysanthemums.
 As the strains of Lohengrins brida chorus pealed forth the ushers led the way of the wedding party. They were Messrs. Charles Gunter, Percy wyatt Frank Peabody, J. c. Kirkland. J. W. Kelley, c. l.. Beck. Arthur Jones and Dr. Charles Pollard.
 Followin these were Miss Blanche Fair child of New Orleans, Mrs. T. B. Wade. Jr.. of Pulaski. Tenn. Mrs. Loren B. williamson. sister of the bride. who act ed as matron of honor. and Miss Fannie Janette Tatum, sister of the bride, who was maid of honor, all entering singly.
 Last came the bride leaning on the arm of her brother -in-law, MT. Loren B. Will Hanson. They were met at the altar by the bridegroom with his best man, MT. J. Kirkman Jackson, and there the cer- emony was impressively performed by Dr, charles A. Stakeiy. During the ser vice "Cavaleria Rusticana" was softly played by stringed instruments.
 The toilettes worn at this wedding were exquisite in their creation. Mss Ia tums bridal robes were strikingly beau- tiful. The dress was fashioned of Brus- sells lace over white liberty satin. the -~G.A aixtwk t.atxsux Rnrr,aAA nf @aa radAa and deep fiounces of the lace. and the train of c succession of frilis of the same. She carried a shower bouquet of bride roses and her toilette was com- pleted by an enveloping veil of tulle caught with orange blossoms. She was a queenly looking bride whose rare beau ty was enhanced by her wedding attire
 Miss Tatum, the maid of honor. wore superb gown of white crepe de chine over silk. The waist was an artistic crea- ton of Irish crochet lace and hand em broidery, embellished with clusters oi chiffon roses. The skirt was trimmed with fiounces and Roman border of the lace with insertions let into the tucks and shimings. A shower bouquet oi bride roses was carried.
 Mrs. Williamson, the matron of honor was in ar elegant costume of white poin CbUElI uSuICu UAth INV AANNS wv taffeta. and carried bride roses.
 Mrs. Wade wore white net elaboratelS tucked and shirred. trimmed with pearl: and Duchess lace. She carried Brides maid roses. Miss Fairchild wore love ly costume of white organdie formed oi tiny clusters of tucks and trimmed witt lace, Her flowers were brides maic roses.
 After ths ceremony the bride changed her gown to a travelling dress of green cloth. MT. and Mrs. Jackson then left for Tampa, thence to Cuba, where they will visit friends in Havana until tpt early part of December.
 In this marriage great interest was felt in society. As Miss Tatum the bride has been widely admired and an acknowl- edged belle. She is the daughter of the late William Tatum. and Mrs. Ida Ia tum.
 MT. Jackson is . @Eeminent railroad official He is popular in railroad and business circles, and as club and so- ciety man none have enjoyed larger degree of friendship.