The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-09
ident here. The couple viii make their
home at Stockton.


No prettier wedding could have
been planned than that Of Miss Lillian
Faith. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. L.
w. Faith, to Mr.. Allen Ross Holland
which was celebrated at the Govern
Iment Street Methodist Church at
, O'Clock this afternoon. The bright sun
light stole into the church, lighting
, up the white. gold hearted daises which
filled the chancel, and the cool green
, OF the palms which banked the choir
loft pretty novelty Introduced into
the decorations was the daisy chain
tied with white satin ribbons TO the
psws reserved for the more intimate
friends of the bride and groom. The
bridal party was small in number and
az picturesque as dainty summer cos
TUNES can make one. The ushers who
entered first were Messrs, George stone,
Woodie Stone, e. v. Faith and George
White, followed by Miss Irene Holland
and Miss Pauline Lindsay. bridesmaids,
and Mrs. George White. sister of the
bride. matron Of honor. This pretty
trio was groomed In white organdie
and wore picture hats trimmed in dali
sizes. They carried shower bouquets of
daisies. The bride entered with her
father. and met the groom at the altar
with his best man, Mr.. Harry Holland.
Rev. j.. r. Curry, brother-in of the
bride. performed the ceremony.
The bride wore dainty toilette OF
white silk tissue, deliberately trimmed
in lace and ribbon. and a white picture
hat trimmed In white violets. She
carried a shower bouquet OF daisies.
After the ceremony a breakfast was
served the wedding party at the home
Of the brides parents, the young
couple leaving on the afternoon train
for q trip North. On their return they
will live for a while at the Faithss
home. Mr.. Holland who has had the
good fortune to win today one OF Mo-
bile's sweetest girls, is sincerely to be
congratulated, AMI when 1t is said that
he deserves his good fortune all Is
said.
AS the sunset beyond the hill which
gives Spring Hill its name and the
beauty and peace of perfect summer
twilight fell, the sweetest of pictures
was witnessed by the friends who
crowded into St. Paul Chapel to the
marriage OF Miss Jennie Fee Austill
and Mr.. Ellis Day Gates. Three years
ago this lover from the North came
from Chicago to meet and lose his
heart to the bride of tonight, the fair
Southern girl. then just on the thres-
hold of the big world. Her short So
ciai career has been since then a con-
tinual triumph until tonight she vol
unfairly relinquished the sceptre and
stepped into wider, happier life.
| st. Pauls Chapel was as sweet as
loving hands could make II with flow
ers and palms. and the beauty, of the
wedding will long be remembered The
bridal party entered in the following
order: Mr.. Paul Gates, alone, fol-
lowed by Miss Matte Mcqueen of
Montgomery, Mr.. George Lenning and
| Mr.. Hatcher followed by Miss Blanche
Mcdaniel OF San Antonio, Tex, then
Miss Lily Higley. Mr.. Mel Gates and
Mr.. John Winter walked together,
then Miss Ellen Marston and Miss
Margaret Gates of Chicago, tandem,
and the brides two little cousins,
George Lyon. Jr., and Francis Erwin.
The bridesmaids wore thin white
dresses deliberately trimmed in lace
| and carried instead of bouquets, hats
made of white maline and filled with
asparagus ferns and daisies
| The bride. in most br1de-like of
gowns, filmy white with graceful tulle
veil. entered with her father Mr..
Huriosco Austill, and at the chancel
the groom, attended by his brother.
Major Gates, as best man. met her and
Rev Matthew Brewster performed the
solemn ceremony.
The reception at the Austill's home
was for a limited number of friends,
but the number of gifts showered upon
! the pair proved that their friends are
legion. They left at midnight for the
East and will make their home in Chi
cago, where Mr.. Gates 10 q prosperous
young business man.
At o'clock the Government Street
Methodist Church was again the scene
Of a pretty wedding. that of Miss Cora
Partridge, daughter of Mrs. Matte |
Partridge and the late William Part
ridge. and Mr.. Duell of New York. |
White and green were the color |
scheme of this wedding, which was as
sweet in its simplicity as it was love-
lY.
The wedding march, played by Mrs.
Leslie. ushered in the bridal party Mr..
Winslow Partridge ana Mr.. George
Harris. followed by the brides four
little neices. Misses Ida McImre, Mary
Davis. Matte Jackson and Hermione
Jackson. all wearing white frocks of
thinnest fabric. The bride, in a gown
OF white silk tissue with large white
Mr.. Thad Partridge. Jr, and was met
at the altar by Mr.. Duell with his best
man, Mr.. T. J. Partridge. Rev. ]. B.
Cummings performed the ceremony.
An informal reception for the wedding
party was held at the brides home,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Duell were followed
to the train by loving wishes and the
one regret that the good fortune or one
man means the loss to Mobile of a
charming woman. Mr.. and Mrs. DuelI
will go first to Montreal where they
will spend six months and their per-
manent home will be Avondale, N. Y.
where Mr.. Duell is a successful and
rising architect.
Mr.. J. A. Waters and Mr.. d. r.
Burgess left today for Bon Secours
with party OF gentlemen who will be
their guests for several days on their
launch, the Encore.
Mrs. Greenwood Lyon, Misses
Maude and Kate Middleton and Miss
Sybilla Minge left today for Daphne to
spend a month.
Mr.. w. H. Monk. Jr. and little
daughter, Katherine, left today for
Louisville.
Arrested In Columbus.
Columbus. Ca. June S.-(Special.)-
John Henry McCard, a young white
man. was arrested by the Columbus po-
lice tonight for the authorities of