The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-06-11

from Gaurs "Holy City" the intro
duction to the Bird act of Lohengrin;
Ruberstein's Melody, and the Swedish
Wedding March.
At $50 o'clock the march from
'Tannhauser" announced the arrival
of the bridal party, novel and pretty
plan being followed in entering. At
the first notes of the march, the
doors at the rear of the pulpit on each
side opened and the bridesmaids Miss
Edith West and Miss Isabel Robe
son passed into the church, meeting at
the center of the aisle and proceeding
down half it's length, where they stood
facing each other. The ushers, DR.. ).
Latimer Phillips, Mr.. ]. M. Thomas,
Mr.. Herbert West, and Mr.. Julian
deBruyn Hops then, entered in the
usual fashion, and as the last couple
passed, the two bridesmaids followed
them to the foot of the pulpit and
stood at each side to await the com
ing of the bride. Next came the
groomsmen, MIR. w. Bartram Robson
and Mr. B. f. Finney. The bride, who
entered with her father was preceded
by the matron of honor Mrs. j. Murchi-
son Thomas, the groom with his best
man; Mr.. A. A. Mcclellan meeting
her at the pulpit.
Rev. DR.. James Y. Fair officiated, as
sisted by Rev. v. E. Manget of Ma
rietta who pronounced the benediction.
During the ceremony, "Elsa's Dream
and the Swan song rose softly from
the organ, ana Mendelssohp' We'd
ding March" was played as the Drldal
party passed out of the church.
The brides gown was of duchesse
satin, simple and exquisite The skirt
hung quite plain, with a flare at the
lower edge, and a graceful train A
deep bertha of Venetian rose point al
most covered the bodice, the lower part
of which was yelled with chiffon, gath
cred at the waist beneath a girdle
formed of narrow bias bands of satin,
embroidered together in scroll erect
The elbow sleeves were finished IN
similar fashion to the girdle, ana the
TRANSPARENT yoke was of hand-tueked
mousseline de sole that added a charm
ing daintiness A cluster of natural
orange blossoms was caught IN the
tulle veil. The bridal bouquet was OF
lilies Of the-valley.
The matron of honor wore IoV"iy
gown of pale green liberty gauze mace
with transparent yoke and elbow
sleeves. In her hair was fastened
half wreath of marguerites, STUDDED
with rhinestones. and her bouquet was
of marguerites and ferns, tied win
tule.
The bridesmaids gowns were OF
white liberty gauze, with sun-pleated
skirts The bodice was ACCORDION
pleated, and the sleeves were maze IN
the same style to the elbows, where there
was a soft fall OF the material. Wh'ts
tucked net lined with chiffon formed
the yoke, below which was a bertha
OF lace appliqued on net ana ehilloh'
Each wore a half wreath OF maiden
hair ferns. studded with rhlneftones'
and carried a bouquet OF marguerites'
tied with green ribbons.
Mrs, Thomas, the brides mother was
gownsd in white satin crepe. the cor
cage Of which had circular collar OF
white panne embroidered ~ pale Gfseh'
and 4 girdle o. white lace.
A. ths home Of he brides parents .i,.,,1
on Monterey square. q sfnall fsespliD,,,
10 which only relatives and ultimate
attends were invited. was heiq aftef
ne. ceremony in honor of ups ,ntef-
esfinF OCCASION. the house waf pfatl-
tlfaily dsnorafed 3 frieze ~ smilah ~
tending around the wallF % both 90
10 ro0ns. 1hs mantsls were pshkfa