The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-09
MARRIAGE or MISS RILEY
 AND MR. OSBORN

MARRIAGE OF MISS RILEY
 AND MIR. OSBORNE.
 4 beaufifui wedding took place, wfen at 7:3o o'clock last evening. trz the Court Street Methodist Church which was. artis- tically decorated f0r the occasion the marriage of Miss Mamie Westcott Riley and Mir. Walter John Osborne, vas solemnized. Rev. A. T. Rice, officiating. At the apointed hour, to the stratns or wedding march, first came the usherss Mr. W. H. Ball, Mir. T. P. Dimmick, Dr. A. c. Kirikpatrick and Mfr. ". l.. Steele of Birmingham. The ushers were follow ed by the groomsmen, Mr. B. Westcott, Mir. 6. c. Starlre, Mir. L. W. Ashley. Mr. c. Holt Smith, Mir. c .E. Dexter and Mir. 8. !. Garrett of Selma. N
 Next followed the bridesmaids all charming in their gowns of white China silk, and carrying arm clusters of fra- Fannie May Macon of Birmingham: Mias Annie DowdeIE Miss Edna Joseph. Miss Lucile Washburn, Miss Mittie Ellen Ash ley and Miss Eiizabeth Buchannan of opefika.
 The bridesmaids were followed by the maid of honor, Mas Lida Riley, who pre- ceded the bride. She wore . beautiful gown of white silk crepe de chine with lace trimmings and carried white bride roses. Last came the pretty bride ac- companied by her father. MT. ". T. Riley She was attired exquisiteiy in a gown of white meteor chiffon. eiaborately trimmed with rich lace and pearls. Her veil was gracefully caught and held in place with a splendid diamond brooch. the wedding gift of the groom. She held an arm cluster of brides roses and piumosa. The bridal party was joined at the altar by the groom and his friend Mir. l.. IT. Dawson, who was best man.
 After the ceremony the wedding party left the church, the newly welded young couple, leading the way and were driven to the home Of the brides parents, llr. and Mrs. W. T. Riley on Gcidthwaite Street where congratulations were exf tended the bride and groom by the mem bers of the party and the relatives of the bride, who had gathered In their honor. The cutting ef the brides and gruorn's cake claimed &tteution during the evening. The cutting of the bfide's cake resulted in the thimble falling 10 Mss Elisabeth Buchanan of Opelikay the ring Co Mss Fannie May Mason of Birmingham, and the dime to Miss Edns J0speh. When the groom's cake was cut the dime fell to Mir. l.. 1T. Dawson. The bachelors but ton to Mir. c. Holt Smith and tho "St. Josepfls to Mir. Baldwin Westoott.
 The beautiful pffdai boquet was com posed of a number of smaller ones, each containing a wish bone," one of which was given to each of the bridal party on the departure of the young couple.
 The popularity of this bride and groom was attested by the display of elegant presents of cut glass, bric-a-brac and silver as we'll as generous checks from tho gYoom's relatives in England. The bride is the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. w. n.
 Riley and is young lady who by her rare charm of manner and sweetness of disposition has drawn about her host of friends who will follow her through life with love and wishes for the life of hap piness and prosperity
 The groom is tho son of Mir. and Mrs. George Osborne of Manor Park, London, England. Hc has lived in Montgomery about fifteen years and has many warm friends who wish for him and his bride that their brightest anticipatfons may be realized.
 Mr. and Mrs. Osborne left at s:SO o'clock for New Orleans. The brides travelling dress was a very hadome one of blue seal skin, trimmed with bands of Persion passementere. Her hat was of shfrred blue silk to match. A large number of teIegrams and cable grams were received from various parts of the United States and England, an bearing love congratulations, and good
 wishes to the young couple whose wed- ding was taking place.