The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-30
WEDDINGS AT DEMopoLIs.
Two Marriage Ceremonies of Unus- uai Interest Performed.


 Demopolis. April 29.--tSpecial )-- Two weddings of unusual interest oc- cured in this city Wednesday. In the afternoon a beautiful home wedding was that of Miss Anna Rhodes Garber and John c. Webb. Jr. The ceremony was performed by Bishop p. P. Allen of Mobile. The parlors were elaborate ly decorated. The march was played by an orchestra of Meridian. The att tendants were: Mrs. E. A. de Campi matron of honor, followed by Warren George and Frank H. Lyon. grooms- men; next came the bridesmaids, Miss Bessie Brawder of Livingston. and Miss Estelle Smith of Artesia. Miss. follow ed by J. c. Minge and Leon Morris. Miss May Prince of Mobile and Miss Lucy Taylor. followed by Al. and Browder Garber. brothers of the bride. The maid of honor. Miss Louise Gar her. came in alone. and just before the bride. who leaned on the arm of her father. B, l.. Garber, came ''Dodo". dc Campi, the little page. The groom. ats tended by his brother met his bride at the altar. ~ l. Immediately after the ceremony a reception was held. The out-of-towu visitors were: Mrs. Juliette Browder and Miss Louise Browder oR Prairie- ville,- MT. and Mrs. J. P. Ferrall of Montgomery, Mrs. A. R. Garber and
 Mrs, J. 0. Browder of Livingston: Col. Johnson of Talladega: Robert Ennis of
 Livingston; Dr. and Mrs. Charles Wherlan, Mrs Kate Lewis and Mrs. | Tipton of Birmingham.
 Mr. and Mrs. Webb left immediately I after the reception for an extended
 tour through the Philippines. ss | At the Methodist Church Wednesday,
 evening at S:3o o'clock Rev. Henry
 Trawick of Birmingham. performed the
 ceremony at the marriage of Miss Rosa Lyon Rembert and William Frazier Herbert. Attendants were: Matron of honor, Mrs. William Weiss of Mont | gomery; groomsmen, J. T. Collins of Birmingham, Leon Morris, John F. Hood. B. c. Wilson of Demopolis; pr.
 J. H. Mclean of Uniontown. and Frank
 H. Lyon of Mobile; maid of honor,
 Miss Helen Rembert; and Misses Fran-
 cis Terrell Rembert. Lily M. Higley of
 Mobile, Bessie Vim. Lily Dobbins of Columbia. Tenn: Laura Lee Prout.
 Fannie Mitchell of Birmingham. After the ceremony reception was held at the home of Mrs. Ann G. Lyon, | grandmother of the bride. The visi-
 tors from a distance were: Dr. and Mrs. c. c. Lyon Mobile; Mrs. Emma F.
 Herbert Montgomery, mother of the | groom; Miss Ida McStone. Montgomery;
 Mrs. T. NJ, Nesbit, Birmingham; Dr. and Mrs. J, c. Staples, Gallion.
 Mir. and Mrs Herbert left yesterday
 for a visit to St. Louis and other | points.
 | S. P. Harrison has given notice that | he will contest the result of the pri- mary held over this county last Satur- day. He was candidate for counsy | treasurer. The vote. as per official re- port, was w. l.. Brasfeld, 756; S. P. Harrison. 669. The Democratic execu- | tive committee fixed August 1. as the day to hear the contest. There is to also be a contest by Judge s. P. Prow- all against Hon. A. L. Nasty. for pro- bate judge. The sale of the four Catholic lots a few days ago for $9.400 clearly dem | onstrates the enormous advance in Demopolis real estate in a few years time Twenty-three years ago Mrs. James, at a cost to her of $500. gave 1 to the Catholics of Demopolis. a city block. eight lots. The four lots sold was half of this block
 Last night at the Braswell Theater a large audience listened to the able and eloquent address of the Right Rev. Edward Allen, bishop of Mobile. His subject was '"The claims of the Catho- lie Church to the allegiance of man. kind"
 Walter Griffith, Deputy Grand Chan cellor. Knights of Pythias. will go to Birmingham next week as representa- tive to the Grand Lodge, from Lafay- ette Lodge, No. 13. of this city. Hon. F. B. McCarty of this city. who Is a Past Grand Chancellor, will also att tend. The lodge here Is in fine con- dition, numerically and financially.