The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-11-06
The NeWr of Mobile.
Advertiser Bureau, Mol1ile Nov 6

AuVertlSer bureau,
 Mobile, Nov. 5.
 The beautiful home wedding of Andrew James Krassin and Norma Draper Baugh took place at o'clock this afternoon at the residence of the brides mother. No 210 North Franklin street, Rev Mathew Brewster, rector of Christ Episcopal Church, being the officiating minister There was a large attendance of invited guests. and the spacious double parlor most prettily decorated, wherein the ceremony was performed. presented a picture not often gazed upon. In an al- cove at the extreme end of the parlor an altar and chancel refils had been inn provlsed, palms. ferns and Southern sni- lax. with a love knot of chrysanthemums overhead, and a gorgeous snow white rug at the foot Of the altar, the wedding rites were conducted. These decorations and those about the parlors, hallway and dining room were the work of loving friends of the hEde.
 At the hour named, the groom. with his charming bride. met the minister at the altar, Miss McColgiR playing the sweet strains of Lohengfins wedding march. Mir. Harry Hamilton was best man. and Miss Annie Krassin maid of honor. Miss Edith Broadwood made a handsome ring bearer. and Misses Zoe Walsh, Annie Taylor. Hilda Broadwood. Grace Harris, Marguerite FesroraZzi and Mary Harris, added to the picture as flower girls. Miss Ffhdley Glass was the bridesmaid. Group ed around and about the stately young couple, the fair young girls and manly best man enhanced the scene as the fateful words were spoken. During the ceremony Misses McColgin Meechem, Matthews and Mrs. Tousmeire rendered Robert Schuman's 'Traumerie." An idea of the beauty of the picture of the scene at the altar may be had by the gowns of the fair young bride, and those who accompanied her to the altar. The bride wore white satin with court traine, trim med with mousseflne and white forget me-nots. Her bridal veil was caught up and held in place by a magnificent dia- mond crescent. Her bouquet was white chrysanthemums The maid of honor Miss Annie Krassln. wore white organ de and carried chrysanthemums. The pretty ring bearer was a dream of love- liness in pure white. The flower girls wore white organdie, ribbons to match and the flowers were chrysanthemums The bridesmaid, also in white organdle and lace, enhanced the scene It might aptly be termed chrysanthemum we'd ding and the color scheme of white of the fair young girls of the bridal party was exquistely set or by the rich green fol- iage in the back ground. After the cere- mony the wedding guests were served llBnl TeITcSnITentS dfu many were the congratulations showered upon the young couple The presents. numerous. costly and servlceable. were displayed in a side room. Some Of these came from friends in other cities.
 The groom, is a well known young Mo bilian. son of MT. and Mrs. Frank Kras- sin, and his bride, a daughter of Mrs. Emma North Baugh, is popular. charm ing and one of Mobiles best beloved young women MT. and Mrs. Krassin left this afternoon for New Orleans for a brief bridal trip and their going away was with the best wishes of many true friends.
 What came near being a serious acci. Ident occurred at the corner of Cont anG Royal streets about noon. Sidney Ben nett, a negro driver for Bennett Bros was driving at a reckless gait up Cont | street and his horse struck female mem. Tter of the Weber and Fields Minstre I FTst.