The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-06

(CD eldest daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Henry Nabb, to MT. Hubert A. Drennen took place last even ing at o'clock at the First Methodist church. the ceremony being performed by the Rev. Dr. A. c. Davidson, pastor of the southsIde Baptist church.
 There was a fashionable assemblage, and the wedding led all others in point of distinction. The ehanceI was a mass of palms. and three arches fashioned of smilax and white chrysanthemums were erected at intervals over the two aisles down which the wedding party passed. Almost half of the church were reserved for the guests, who later attended the re- ception, and this section was designated by bows of white satin ribbon and clusters of white chrysanthemums. The first of the floral arches were erected at the entrance to the chancel and the brides maids, entering from the sides of the church, passed along the right aisle to the church entrance and back again.
 The wedding party included Mir. T. R. Shields, MT. J. J. Asberry, Mir J. C. Lusk and Mir. Daniel McDonough. who acted as ushers.
 Miss Nabb's maid of honor was her sister, Miss Milly Nabb and Mrs. Alden Howell of North Carolina was matron of honor. The bridesmaids were Miss Lilly Drennen, Miss Helen Smith. Miss Mary Griffin, Miss Lillian Roden and Miss Mary Douglass and Miss Cornelia Jones of Tennessee.
 Dr. Edward Drennen was best man, and the groomsmen were Mir Motion Smith, Mir. Austin Fucker MT. Walter c. Phelps, Mir. Jack Bowron. MT. Joseph Collins of Birmingham, MT. B. H. Me Queen of Montgomery, Lieutenant Don aid Conner, U s. A
 Miss Nabb who was given away by her father, wore a gown of white chiffon, embroidered in silk in a design of wild roses and faliaque. The skirt exquisite ly fashioned, had a narrow yoke of shirred chiffon and the high bodice was fashioned with a yoke of chiffon which was shirred slightly off the shoulders and finished with real lace. The veil was of tulle and the bridal bouquet was of 6 shower of lilies of the valley.
 The details of the wedding were dis IlnCLlY IAt DlldSS dAiA the maid and matron of honor wearing with their gowns of white point d spirit over white satin, long red gloves and red satin slippers. The bouquets of the brides malls were of white chrysan- themums tied with red satin ribbon, and the maid of honor carried red roses, as did Mrs. Howell. the matron of honor. who wore gown of white crepe de chine richly embroidered.
 After the ceremony at the church MT. and Mrs. Nabb entertained several hum dred guests at a reception at the Hill man. the wedding party receiving in the palm garden
 About the arcade runs a fret-work Of smilax and in the palm garden an or chestra was stationed.
 The private dining rooms were used, a buffet supper being served. The cir cular table had for It's central decoration an electrical fountain glittering with col ored lights, and to carry out the colors | of the wedding a huge scarlet tent or crepe paper formed brilliant setting for the guests.
 In the rose parlor the wedding souvenirs were distributed and included white satin boxes with silver monographs and filled with wedding cake.
 MT and Mrs. Drennen left last night for the east, where they will spend No- yember, and upon their return they Will have apartments at the Hillman. The brides travelling gown was of blue cloth with a coat finished with large buttons.
 The wedding was preceded by series of dances, dinners and luncheons, Mrs. Drennen being a great belle since her debut three months ago.
 MT. Drennen is member of both the Southern and Country clubs.