The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-24
MARRIAGE OF MISS NoRTH-

TNGTON AND MR. M'oUEEN.
 The marriage of Miss Adeielde Ncrthin nton and Mr. John Douglass Mcqueen which took place in Pratt vilIe on Tuesday evening. was one ID which hosts of admiring friends throughout the state were grAaLLy M lns terested, as both the families ot -tn 2 s young persons are very prominsns aau ,sl thev themselves hold a high place ID the sociaI world of Alabama.
 me rites were solemnised in the AethodIst shurch, Rev, MT, ONen oti- cIatInr. The church was decorated throuahout with festoons of Southern vuaiIax and about the chancel and al- lar with q massing of palms and ferns vvith a centerpiece of syringa which entirely covered the pulpit, falling like a green veil to the floor, and there rest ing Its dainty foliage.
 The hour was o'clock and the bridal party was led to the altar by the ush- CTS who, entered and formed semi circle about the chaneel. The ushers were dr. Joe Searcy of Tuscaloosa. MT. Alex Byrd of Eutaw, Dr. Eugene Northington of Birmingham. Mir. Henry Pratt of Memphis, MT. Mclean Smith of Prattville, MT. Render Thomas of Prattville. and MT. Charles Hays of Eutaw,
 After the ushers followed the matron of honor. Mrs. Merrill Pratt Northingv ton, and Miss Dora Northington, who stood on either side with the groom and his brother. Mir. Piokens Mcqueen, who was the best man, awaited the bridal party. Mrs. Northingtou wore lace robe embroidered In orchids and Miss Northington's gown was of pink tsffeta and pink embroidered lace. Both carried arm clusters of Golden Gate roses The bridesmaids entered two at a time, one up each aisle. alternating with two groomsmen and they entered the chancel and grouped themselves in circle form back of the rail, the maids standing in front. They were: Miss Willie Browning Haralson of Montgom- cry. gowned in. white crepe de chine and lace threaded with silver. ' Miss Lucille Wilkerson of Prattville, wearing white tucked crepe de chine with trimmings of lace and white roses.
 Miss Pleasant Northington of Mont eomery, in white peau de chine with beaded passementerie.
 Miss Elizabeth Rush of Paris, Texas, in a gown of white liberty silk with pearl trimmings.
 Miss Belle DeBardeleben of Birming. ham, wearing white silk net over taf- feta, with trimmings of silver passe- menterie.
 Miss Kate Earle of Birmingham, in white Louisine silk and lace.
 The groomsmen were: MT. Allen Northington of Prattvills. Mir. Willis A Blount of Pensacola, Mir. Frederick Stlekney of DemopoIis, Mir. Hawkins of Eutaw, MT. T. Henry Kirksey of Eu- taw, and MT. c. H. Young of Annis- ton.
 The lovely young bride entered last with her brother, MT. Merrell Pratt Northipgton, who accompanied her to the groom and stood back of the young couple with the best man, Mir. Pickens Mcqueen. Her beautiful wedding gown was of rich white lace over chiffon and taffeta, and her flowers were Lilies of the Valley and the sprays with knotted ribbon reached the. hem of her skirt. Her bridal veil was caught with spray of the same blossoms. The wedding march and the soft music, which accompanied the cere- mony was rendered by Mrs. Hattie Mo- Carty.
 After the ceremony the wedding pare ty, large number of relatives and q few intimate friends, went to the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. Wm. NorthinFton. and there a recep- tion was held, in honor of the newly welded couple. and delicious refresh ments were enjoyed. Boxes of we'd | ding cake were passed to the wedding party. and the one containing the ring, fell to Miss Kate Earle of Birmingham, the one with the dime, to Miss Lucille wilksrson. of Prattville, and the one with the thimble. to MT. Charles Hays, of Eutaw.
 At ten o'clock Mir. and Mrs. Mcqueen left for their home in Eu- taw. Her travelling gown was of blue Camels hair. with plaid waist. and wide velvet sailor hat, with flat feath- cred brim.
 Mrs Northinston, mother of the bride, wore silk net, Mrs. Mcqueen. of Eu- taw, mother of the groom, was gowned in black silk, Mrs. Otto Stoelker, of Birmingham, aunt of the groom was magnifcently gowned in gray &C., cOrdson pleated, crepe de chine hand embroidered in passion flowers done in the natural colors, Mrs. John Mo- Queen of Birmingham, formerly of Mont gomery. wore a handsome toilette of white pompedore silk brocaded in pink roses, with bertha of Duchess lace, Mrs. Daniel Pratt. wore a costume of gray silk net, Mrs. Engene Thomas, wore black silk net, Mrs. M D. Smith, wore gown of white brocade. Mrs. James Wm. Mcqueen, was attired in tan chiffon over blue silk, Mrs. Nun ger, of Birmingham. wore pink and burnt onion chiffon over tan silk, em- | broided in pink Mrs. w. F. Wilkerson, wore a toilette of blue peau de soie, with bertha of rich lace.
 The warmest and sincsrest wishes of hosts of friends, are extended this young couple for a bright, happy and prosperous welded life. The bride is young women of unusual attractions. she possesses a charm of manner and a sweet womanly self boise that in | addition to her beauty and accomplish ments render her a great favorite.
 Mir Mcqueen is a young lawyer who already stands we'll in his profession. as he does in the social circles of the State.
 THE WEDDING OF MISS
 BURKHARDT AND MIR. EDWARDS. A pretty church wedding took place