The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-04

The bride entered with her brother-in- law Mr- Charles P. Jackson, who gave her away. They were met at the altar by the bridegroom, Mir. Kelly with his brother. MT. william B. Kelly, who was best man. Dr. M. B. Wharton or Eu- faula, performed the ceremony, assisted by pr. Charles stakely. pr. Whartons short address was exceedingly beautiful In sentiment and happy in expression.
 The bride was gowned In handsome robe of white panne brilliant mousseitn. trimmed with panels of white embossed orchids. Duchess lace and pearls. She was a lovely picture in her bridal array. Her flowers were bride roses and lilies Of the valley.
 Tbis marriage is one of interest to large circle of friends thoughout the State. as Miss Tatum. the bride, has been one of the fayorftes in society. She IS daughter of Mrs. Ida Tatum. MT. keiiy is a poprlar young man in club circles ana in business. MT. and Mrs. Kelly went on a wedding journey to the East. The brides going away gown was talior costume of blue canvas cIotn tHmmeo with Persian bands. Her hat was or piue straw trimmed with shaded roses
 4 MusrcALE AT HRS. CAMPERS.
 A number of friends enjoyed musicale last evening at the home Of Mrs. J. U. Carter, which was rare treat m an artistic way.
 MT. William M. Dudley and MT. Ciaren- don Mcclure of Mobile, who are visiting
 Mrs. Carter, were the guests of honor.
 Mir. Dudley was formerly resident or
 Montgomery and has many admirers or
 his splendid voice. Mir. Mcclure. who Is a pianist of rare ability, also has many
 admirers whom he gained during nis
 visit last summer.
 The program rendered was combina-
 tion which delighted and enthralled the
 guests. It opened with piano solo by
 MT. McCiure-"Prelude in c Minor" by Chopin. Mir. Dudley then sang group of national songs which included "Quaf With Me the Purple Wine." an old Eng fish song; Absent" which is Italian; ,"rhe Norsemans Lament" Norwegian; Had Horse,' Hungarian. and "On to Philadelphia" which is Irish. A duet was next sung by Mrs. Bennett Griffin and Miss Elizabeth Winter-"Die Freischutz." and also duet by Mozart sung by them.
 l Miss Winter sang a group of songs 'Sing, Smile, Slumber," by Gounod, ''villanelle," and Morning Hymn" by | Henschel Her voice Is especially adapt ed to the two first mentioned solos. and | she sang them charmingly, with unusual | sweetness and clearness.
 | Miss Sternfeld played Spring Song, | by Jaddsshon, Soaring" by Schumann | and 'Minuet" by Bizzet. Mir. Dudley followed with another group of songs, Two Brown Eyes," by Grieg, My Thoughts are as the Mighty | Hills" by Grieg, "Falstaff's Song." by | William Fischer, I'm Wearing Ava, | by Arthur Foote. and "The Sweetest l Flower that Blooms" the music of which | was written by Mir Mcclure.
 Mir. Mcclure played ''The Rocking Horse" by Schumann. Rustic oi | Spring" by Sending.
 | MT. McGintz sang T Love Thee," by | Sobesski. and "One More Ciasp,'' by | Lambert.
 The evening was of unsurpassed enjoy | ment. Mrs Grimm was in fine voice, and charmed her listeners with that richness | of tone and clear enunciation for whicf | she is noted.
 MT. McClure's song was charming. Al | d composer, he has won new admirers.
 The guests numbered few of Mrs Carter's friends and of Mir. Dudley's
 who wished to enjoy again his beautiful | tenor voice.