The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-12-06
WEDDING AT eREENvILLE.
Nuptials of Miss Winkler and MT.
 Flower Are Brilliant.


 Greenville, December 5.-tspecial)-one of the prettlest and most impressive we'd dings ever witnessed in Gresnvlle was solemnzed Wednesday evening when at Saint Thomas church, the Rev Dr. Dp- ton officiating. Miss Tillie Dorothy Wink Ter and MT. Walter B. Flowers were mar ried.
 The church was elaboraJeiy Gecorated in white and green %th tasteful arrange ment of palms, ferns and chrSsSnthe- nuns. The appointments Of the wedding were perfectly planned and the effect was most pleasing.
 Eight ocf6ck was the hour appointed for the wedding and whes it arrived Miss Helen Metcalf rendered Mendelssohn's wedding march for the bridal party, the strains being changed to Lohengren's march just as the bride entered During the impressive. ceremony Hearts and Flowers was softly rendered. Prior to the arrival of the bridal party Mrs. Henry Franklin Vandiver ofGMontgomery and Mrs. Zell Gaston of@Birmingham sang appr spriate selections The bridal party entered the church led by tke ush- CTS Mir Edward E. kersh of Mont gomery, Mir. W. w. Peagler of Green vile, Mir o. R. Porter of Birmingham and Mir C. J. Rice of Pensacola.
 The ushers were followed by the brides maids, Miss Laura Winkler, sister of the bride, Miss Lottie Long, Miss Quna of Pensacola and Miss Hanway of Green vile, Miss They wore kGely gowns of white crepe de chine and FHrried boupets of American Beauties. Following the bridesmaids came the groomsmen MT. Edward H. Wlnler, Mir William Flowers, MT. C. r. Winkler and Mr George Flow CTS, brothers of the bride andy groom. They were followed by the lovely maid of honor, Miss Elsie WinlSer. sister of the | bride. She worer an elaborate gown of white silk mousseline, sun pleated, over l turquoise blue taffeta, trimmed with ruch- ings and lace. Her bouquet was of Amer 1 ican Beauty roses.
 The bride entered with her father, MT. A. G. Winkler, who gave her away. She 1 was indeed an ideal bride'n her rich gown ] of crepe de Linon over chiffon and 1 Duchess satin with bertha or point and Duchess lace. Her veil was caught with an aigrette and heart pin of pearls and diamonds q gift of the brides uncle She carried a shower bouquet of lilies of the valley and plumosa. At the. altar the bridal party was joined by the'groom and his best man, Mr.,Henry Franklin Vandi- yer of Montgomery.
 After the ceremony the wedding party, relative and a number of invited friends were entertained at an elaborate reception at the home of the brides parents. The , large reception hall and lower parlors of the home were richly decorated in south ern smilax and American Beauty roses. The punch tables were presided over by Mrs. Zell Gaston and Mrs. Henry Vand- yer, who wore elegant gowns. The re- freshment table was most beautiful, the ! brides cake forming the center decora- 1 tion
 l There has not been a wedding in Green
 vile in recent years which has caused spore interest than the marriage of this &oung couple. The bride Is a beautiful young XSSan. refined and gentle, and h much sd by her associates. The groom is nowT prosperous young business man of Montgomery but was reared in Green 1 vile. The honeymoon Is being spent in New Orleans and other southern points. Returning to MontgemeryAthey will be at home at the Glenmore hotel