The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-05-22

Welded AT CHRIST CHURCH.
-, Cora Hale And Mr. William
James Kelly.


rne marriage of Miss Cora Hale and
william James Kelly was cele-
lied at s o'clock last evening in
D..,sr church. The scene was a
,-.a,,,iful one. Palms filled the chan
:, and upon the altar were masses
- lovely white flowers against back
ground of ferns.
Many friends of the young couple
- ,a+hered to witness the ceremony
- curing the interval before the ar
~ival of the bridal party, Miss Coburn,
.be organist, rendered some selections,
tncluding the wedding music of Jen-
son Calleart's "Intermezzo' and some
,ornositions by Mcdowell.
The wedding march from "Lohen-
grin" was played upon the entrance
/ nj the bridal party.
The ushers were: Mr.. Davis Free
man Mr.. George A. Lowe, Mr.. c. c..
4 Martin and Mr.. S. w. Bowen, Olympia,
Ga They were followed by the
77aid-of-honor, Miss Margaret Kelly
& 81 Taldosta. a sister of the groom.
yrbs bride entered with her father, Mr..
Waiter Hale, who gave her away. At
.ba chancel she was met by the groom
nth his best man, Mr.. Charles Darby
nf Jacksonville, and the beautiful mar
rage service of the Episcopal Church
4 Vas read by Rev. Robb White. 20
perfect Love" was played during the
n ceremony and at it's close, the bridal
marty passed out of the church to the
&strains of Mendelssohn's wedding
@MarCh.
The brides gown was a charming
I combination of white organdie and
f1ace. of a simplicity most becoming to
Kher girlish beauty. The bodice fast
fened at her back, and was made with
q transparent yoke of half-inch tucks,
Eoyerlaid al the throat with another
Nshort pointed yoke of lace insertion,
which was extended to form the high
Erollar. and appeared again in the blouse
Efront The upper sleeves of tucks were
FINISHED at the elbow with tiny ruff
and the under sleeves were fash
Eioned of insertion set lengthwise in the
Horgandie The skirt had a short yoke
at the front of bias tucks, and sim
Nilar band set somewhat lower down,
each outlined with wide entredeux of
Nlace The gathered back was trimmed
with several rows of lace inserted
klengthwise from waist to hem and a
Mwide ruche of organdie extended en-
N+irely around the lower edge. Shoulder
Mknots and a girdle of white liberty
Msatin ribbon completed the pretty cos
slime Her tulle veil was fastened
8with a diamond brooch, the gift of the
Hgroom. and she carried a bouquet of
HWhite roses.
The maid-of-honor was gowned in
Hwhlte wash chiffon, deliberately trim
hor<
Fl quet was of La France roses.
( After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Hale entertained the bridal party at
Stheir home on East Hall street. The
Hother guests present were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Harris, Miss Mary Kelly of Val
dosta and Miss Leona Ganday of
3Spokane Wash.
81 Mr. and Mrs Kelly left last night
{for a two months trip. They will
visit Birmingham, Memphis, Kansas
|4CitN Denver, Colorado Springs. Salt
4l.9ke City. San Francisco Yellow
5stne Park, St Paul, and Chicago,
I8flom which last named point they will
etart on their return journey. Upon
Hlhelr return they will be with Mr.. and
Mrs. Hale until October, when they
mwilI probably begin housekeeping.
Il The bride is daughter of Mr.. and
~ D W clANgl NAT VI hdilSdS lily Al
Though she has lived here only year
EShe has won many friends in Savan-
Enah, and much cordial admiration for
Eher personal charms and sweetness of
character.
E Nj Kelly is among Savannah's most
progressive and successful young men.
EBefore coming here he was connected
with the lumber and naval stores bus
hiness in Florida On coming to Savan-
Enah in 1896 he was appointed managing
Kmember of the firm of West, Wigs &
ECo When this firm was consolidated
with the Peacock & Hunt Naval
EStores Company, Mr.. Kelly was made
third vice president of the consolidated
company. His genial manners have
Imade him popular in social as we'll as
1 pm business relations.
/ Among the valuable wedding gifts
FTas a chest of silver from the Pea
Ecock, Hunt & West Company and a
Icase Of silver from Mr.. Lawrence Nc
NELL vice president of the company.