The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-30


 The marriage of Miss Margaret Walsh daughter of MT. and Mrs. P. w. Walsh of this city, and Mir. Fenwick Ewing of Lancaster. O., was solemnized at 10 o'clock this morning at the Cathedral in the presence of large and fashionable assembly. The large and imposing build ing made stately. setting for the we'd ding party, palms being used in profu- sion and the central altar ablaze with | candles and filled with profusion of white roses and ferns. Father Shaw in his robes of office read the solemn serv- ice attended by six acolytes
 The bride. who Is a pretty blonde, wore a most becoming toilette of gray crepe de chine trimmed in rose point lace with gray picture hat and carried white car nations; She entered the e., church ,u ,r,Tns Wi.h maids, her nieces, the Misses Walsh, and | was met at the altar by the groom who was attended by MT. Walter Walsh as best man. The ushers. who headed the bridal procession. were Messrs. Arnold Glass, Kern, Jesse Burke and Ben Mo | Donald. The bridesmaids. who are both | yet school girls, wore pretty dresses of white organdy and carried pink carna- tions.
 Madame Pellichardy presided at the organ and played the wedding march l from Lohengrin for the processionai, | Mendelssohn for the recessional and 'Cail Me Thine Own during the service. | MT. Ewing is a prominent business man | of Lancaster and is of handsome presence | as well as attractive manner. He has made many friends in his short stay In | Mobile who congratulate him on his | good fortune in winning such charming | bride.
 l Miss Ewing, sister of the groom, who was present at the wedding, wore very l handsome costume of white crepe de chine with white picture hat. Miss Link | also of Lancaster. wore becoming sum mer toilette of black and white. Mrs. l Courtney. sister of the bride was hand | t,.f f1 ..al ,s,A xfYtY Ia de chine and Mrs. Walter Walsh in black | crepe de chine.
 | After the wedding ceremony the bridal party and family and a number of intl- mate friends. repaired to the bride home where an elaborate wedding break l fast was served and the array of. costly presents inspected. At o'clock MT. and Mrs. Ewing left for the North and after visit to the large cities will make their home in Lancaster, Ohio.
 At 8 o'clock tonight in St. Francis Street Methodist Church, Rev. W. P. Dickinson, in the presence of large as- | sembage of invited friends, united in marriage Arthur Bailey and Miss Bessie May Haas, youngest daughter of Mrs. | F.. Elizabeth Haas.
 The bridal party were as follows: Mrs. William C.. Ward, sister of the bride. | matron of honor, wearing moire liberty over white silk, trimmed with pure Mech lin lace. her flowers being Easter Lilies. Miss Agnes Blackster of Toulminviile; Miss Anna Mcclure of Wagar, Ala, and
 wearing embroidered net over yellow satin and carrying shower boquets of Marechal Neil roses. The best man to the groom was MT. Robert w. Souther- land and the groomsmen, MT. Harry Haas. brother of the bride. and Messers Knox Roe and Walter Dickinson. The ushers were Dr. William G. Ward George Robert Haas, Frank Edward Haas and William ogden Haas, the last | brothers of the bride.
 | The bride, a handsome young woman wore a beautiful bridal gown white silk Mechlin lace over white liberty silk, the robe being semi-traine. She wore the usual brides veil and carried a shower boquet of lilies of the valley and bride l roses.
 After the wedding the bridal party were driven in carriages to the home of the brides mother, southeast corner oi Church and St. Emanuel Streets. where a supper and reception to relatives anu close friends was held. The presents which were many and costly. represented gifts of love and affection from a large number of admirlng friends and relatives
 MT. Bailey, who Is the popular pro prietor of a large iron manufacturing company of this city, and his bride Jeff at midnight over the Louisville and Nash vile Railroad for New York May they will sail for Glasgow, Scotland and tolll the continent, later going to Crewe, Eng land. to visit Mir. Baileys mother ant | other relatives.
 Miss Adele Batre's card party on yes terday afternoon was one of the pretty private entertainments of the week. The parlors were most attractive with palms ferns and roses and in the center of eact small table was a potted primrose ir full bloom. Bid euchre was of course tho game the first prize, a handsome jardi niere of Damascus enameled ware. being won by Miss Willie Creagh The second prize. plate of the same ware. was wor by Mrs. Walter Cunningham. and tho consolation. a terra cotta bust, by Mrs Marshall Higley. Miss Batre's othel guests were Mrs. BieTck of Pensacola Mesdames Ed D. Bondurant. P J. Ack er William Kelly. Imogene Little, IngC Selden. Edwin Mccartney, F.. J. Buck Matthew Brewster. Charles Mohr. M. F W. Naith, J. P. Moriand, C. T. Hearth Cary Butt E. D. Ledyard. J. O. Dickens Thomas St. John, Hunt Chamberlain Hardy Hopper: H. T. Inge, Marks Lyons
 Mir. Walford. a popular young cotton buyer who has spent the winter in Mo bile, left tonight to return to Liverpool l In his honor a very enjoyable party was given last evening at the Country Club, at which the parting guest was toasted and given very conclusive proof that his departure was a source of regret I composed of Misses Hattie Wheeler Ma ribel Williams. Maude and Katherine Middleton, Kate Irwin. Ethel Hodgson Virginia Thomas and Messrs. E. C. hIce J. E. Wattefson, H. F.. Upton, Murray Wheeler. Hammond Gayfer and Mir. Wal ford.
 In the bowling contest. the prize. a pretty set of silver buttons and belt pin, was won by Miss Virginia Thomas, who made phenomenal score.
 Mrs H B.'Crocker of Shreveport. La. and Messrs. Clarence P, and GeorFo L. McKenney of New Orleans are in the city to attend the marriage of their brother. Louis Milton McKenney. Jr to Miss Elizabeth Salva of this city.
 Mrs. Wilmer and Mir. and Mrs. Alex Wilmer left tonight for Washington. D. C. Mrs. Wllmer goes to make an extend ed visit to her son. Dr. William Wilmer. the best known oculist in Washington.
 The Alert left town this afternoon. bound for Dos River with a meerY party or board the guests of Mir. W. r. Feb betts. The pai;y will take supper and spend the night at the club house return ing to the city tomorrow morning. Some