The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-05
BRowN-McCowELL.
Pretty Church Wedding solemnizet
 in Eufaula,

Eufaula, June 4.-(Special. )-Last night at khe Presbyterian Church pr. A. P. Brown and Miss Katie McDowell of this city were married. The interior was scene of rare beauty in floral decorations that were the work of many of the most skilful artists in the city. Notwithstnad- ing the weather was indictment standing room in the large spacious edifice was scarcely obtainable and the occasion was one of the most interesting and brilliant ever witnessed here. Rev. B. L. Hill, officiated. and the ceremony was said in a most solemn and impressive manner. The color scheme was green and white and was most tastefully carried out
 As the strains of the deep toned pipe or gan gently rose and the sounds of the wedding march filled the auditorium, the four ribbon girls. little Misses Mama Dent Catherine Dent, Foy Pitts and Martha Long marched slowly down the aisles and encircled the pews in bands of pretty white ribbon. Following these came the ushers. the four brothers of the bride, Colonel Charles s. Mcdowell Jr., of Eufaula, Dr W. P. Mcdowell of Clayton, Edwin K. McDowell of Birning- ham, and A. M. McDowell of this city. Next came the attendants, Misses Marie Feagin and Nellie Williams of Clayton. Eugene Pruden and R. B. Harrison, Miss Martha Graves Eufaula. and Miss Julia Walker of Union Springs, pr. John M. Reeves, Eufaula: Prof. Edgar Wright of Troy, Miss Lizzie Merrill and Miss Lula Dean Eufaua, and pr. John B. Whit lock and J. E. Foy, Jr., Eufaula. Fol lowing these came the cushion bearers. little Misses Sarah Ballowe and Grace Lee Bradley. After these were the first bridesmaid, Miss Helen Mangum, Flu faula; the ring bearer, little Miss Mig non Pitts the .matron Of honor, Mrs. Charles s. Mcdowell. Jr.; the maid of honor, Miss Janet Mcdowell, sister of the bride; the flower girl. little Miss Rhetta Johnson, and then the bride. lean ing on the arm of her father, by whom she was given away.
 Dr. Pugh Brown. brother of the groom. acted as best man and accompanied the | groom, who met the bride at the altar. 1t was rainbow wedding and was one 1 of the prettiest ever seen in the city. The | bride wore crystal silk over white taffeta elaborately trimmed with real lace. Her | veil was ornamented with natural orange l blossoms ana was caught with diamond | hroach She bore bouquet of bridal l roses and was picture of beauty and loveliness. The bridesmaid wore blue silk null elaborately trimmed in real lace | The matron of honor was gowned 1T white silk null, and two of the attend
 ants wore green silk null and two were | gowned in pink of the same material
 The bride Is one of the citys most gifted and cultured society young ladies ant
 combines with many handsome persona
 charms a most captivating manner. Tn
 groom comes from a distinguished fam
 fly of Troy and has won an enviable rep
 utation here in the practice of dentistry
 He stands high socially and is greatl!
 esteemed. The presents were numerou l and handsome. t'
 After the wedding an elegant reception
 was rendered at the home of the bride.
 parents. Mir. and Mrs. c. s. McDowel
 on Sanford Street.