The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-30
THE MARRIAGE or
 MISS KENDRIcK AND

THE MARRIAGE OF
 NTss KENDRICK AND NR. DUCKwoRTH.i ! A beautiful wedding was solemnized in the Court Street Methodist Church py Rev. ]. A. Rice. when Miss Marie An toinette Kendrick and Mir. Joseph C' Duckworth were married yesterday alter noon at o'clock.
 The church was profusely adorned in palms. ferns, and Southern sn1iiax, through which lines of electric lights were placed. In the centre. where the young couple stood was large white Tyre stud ded with electric lights and ribbons or electric lights imbedded in greens were drawn from the Tyre to four bronze cleo tric lamps which were placed on the four corners of the railing built about the altar The scheme of church decora- ton was elaborate in it's planning ana was most artistic in its carrying out. The bridal party entered at the appoint ed hour two groomsmen leading the way one up each side aisle. These were foi- lowed by two of the bridesmaids. which in turn were followed by two other groomsmen until the eight couples had arranged themselves in semicircle about the altar.
 The bridesmaids were: Misses Eugenia Kendrick, Margaret Brewer of Dallas, Texas: Eddie Kendrick, Greenville; An nie May Johnson. Emma Mathews, Haihe | Mathews, Ora Belle Chapman of Troy and Alice Roper. They wore toilettes or white liberty silk and lace and carried clusters of brides roses. plumosa and smilax
 | The friends who were groomsmen were; Messers Sullivan of Williamson, 8. e; Vance Cooley of Williamson, s. C.; Will liam Van Pelt, Hugh Kendrick of Raieigh' ING: McGregor of Williamson, s. c.; lMcGhee of Anderson, s. C.: pr. Edd Ken drick of Greenville and Brame Hood. Miss Annie Kendrick. sister of the bride, was her maid of honor. She entered alone and was attired in white liberty silk with trimmings of pearls ana car ried an arm cluster of brides roses. The groom entered with his friend, MT. s. J. Martin of Raleigh, N. C., who was best man.
 The lovely bride, who Is young woman of unusual beauty, entered up the centre aisle accompanied by her father, Dr. w. T. Kendrick. Her bridal gown was of white moire chiffon and hef flowers were brides roses, of which she carried splendid arm shower cluster
 After the cerensOny the wedding party were driven to the home of the bride parents, Dr, and Mrs. W. T. Kendrick, on Holcombe Street, and shortly after, Mir. and Mrs. Duckworth left for Will liamson, s. C., where the groom resides, and where they will be rendered a brilliant reception this evening by his parents. Mrs. Duckworth's travelling gown was of brown broadcloth with waist of cham pagne silk and cape of astrikan and cloth. Her hat was of panne velvet, matching the gown in tone.
 The bride is a young woman who will be missed by . large circle of friends, who will regret to give her up, and to whom she has endeared herself by her lovely qualities of character and dispo- sition.
 MT. Duckworth is a prominent young
 business man of Williamson, N. G., and
 is esteemed by all who know him.
 Dr. and Mrs. Kendrick entertained in-
 formally at their home Monday night in compliment to the wedding party of their daughter and her hance.
 The home was eiaborately decorated with Southern smilax. stately palms, holly
 and cut-howers.
 In cutting the brides cake the dime and ring fell to Miss Eugenia Kendrick and the thimble to Miss Alice Roper.
 When the groom's cake was cut, the
 ring fell to MT. William VanPelt the
 bachelor Button to MT. Martin of Raleigh,
 N. C., and the cent piece to MT. Hugh
 kendrick of Raleigh, N. c. r
 The bride-to-be was handsome in a
 gown of cream silk embroidered tissue,
 with applique trimmings and pearl orna- ments.