The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-09

ried white carnations. The bride enter ed with her brother, MT George Fora. She wore a gown of modish cloth trim med in blue panne velvet and lace me- dallions. Her hat was of fur and white and her flowers were white carnations. After their return from an extended wedding tour MT. and Mrs. Jones will be at home in Birmingham, where Mr. Jones resides.
 A home wedding was celebrated on Tuesday at the home of the brides brother, Dr. Charles Thigpen, when Miss Nellie Thigpen was married to Dr. Isaac L. Watkins, the Rev c. A. Stalley off, ciating Only the immediate family were present. Among them were: Miss Net tie Nix, niece of the groom; Mrs. Ed ward Nix of Dothan, sister-in-law of the groom; Mrs. Robert Kinloch, Dr. and Mrs. Frank M. Thigpen of Pensacola, Mrs. Martha Wilson of Greenville.
 The friends of Dr. Watkins who were present were: pr. J. L. Gaston, who was best man; Dr. Robert Goldthwaite, Dr. w. M. Wilkerson, Dr. Shirley Bragg and Dr. Glenn Andrews.
 On Wednesday the marriage of Miss Jean Lutz to MT Stewart Edwin Wash burn was celebrated in St. John s church, the Rev. E. E. Cobb officiating. Palms ferns and white chrysanthemums
  CTS were J. c. Parker, D. W. Crossland, w. l.. Christian and Bryan Goode. Miss Ethel Pitcher was maid of honor. She wore an elegant gown of blue cloth trim med in applique lace and carried white chrysanthemums. The bride was &C., companied by her father Mir. R. E. Lutz. She wore a handsome gown of brown broadcloth and carried a superb cluster of white chrysanthenums. Cap af 4to cry Greys was best man. Immediately after the ceremony MT. and Mrs Wash burn left for O trip through the east.
 A wedding took place at the Jewish temple on Wednesday afternoon, when at o'clock Miss Rosa Baum, daughter of Mrs. Kate Baum. was married to MT. Merry Moog, Rabbi Messing officiating. The ushers were; MT. Isadore Moog, Mir Arthur Kahn, MT. Lee Kahn, MT Meyer Gerson. MT. Sidney Gassenheimer, MT. Julian Gibeau, MT. Theodore Lobman, MT. Burnard Baum, MT. Sivan Baum, MT. Samuel Sulzbacher, MT. Terry Griel, MT. Meyer Greil and MT. Adolph Sterne.
 The ushers were followed by the mat ron of honor, Mrs. A. K. Sterne, sister of the bride. She was gowned in an ele- gant costume of Nile green crepe de chine, with picture hat of white plush and carried a splendid cluster of Ameri- can beauty roses
 Invitations have been received in Montgomery to the approaching mar riage of Miss Florence Claire McAner- ney, daughter of Col John McAnerney, a retired banker of New York city, to MT. Hugh Potts, one of New Yorx's most prominent and wealthy business men. The wedding will take place No vember 20 at St. Patricks cathedral, in New York Miss McAnerney is a niece of Mrs. G. B. Manley, formerly of Mont gomery now living in Atlanta. Her father, Col. John McAnerney lived in Montgomery at one time Another of his daughters married MT. Lorenzo Sample. now of New York, son of Mrs. Emily Semple.
 Mrs. Charles L. Anderson issued invi- tations to the marriage of her daugh- ter, Miss Vesta Anderson, to MT Henry ID. Moore of Columbus, Ga, the mar riage to take place at o'clock on the afternoon of Thursday, November 20, in the First Baptist church.