The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-25
ANDERSON-BUEL.
Marriage Last Evening of Much In
terest to Society.


No wedding of the season has been
of more interest to Savannah society,
as represented by some of its best
known families, than that of Miss
Mary Schley Anderson, whose mar
rage to Mr.. Emott d. Buel was SOL
emnized last evening at o'clock at
the home of DR.. and Mrs. C. C. Schley,
on Castor street.
The bride is a daughter of Mrs. Han
nah Townsend Walker Anderson and
the late Clifford Anderson. and while
she has lived very little here, having
made her home at the North, is proni-
nently identified with Savannah by her
family connections. She is a beauti-
full young woman OF the brunette type,
tall and graceful and of a vivacious
and charming manner.
Only relatives of both families and
intimate friends were invited to the
ceremony, which was performed by the
brdegroom's father, Rev. Clarence Buel
OF Detroit
DR.. and Mrs. Schley's home was
beautifully decorated for the event
with Southern smilaX and branches of
magnolia, with pink sweetpeas massed
on the mantels. The fragrant white
magnolia blossoms dropped from the
arches of green that outlined the door
ways and windows and overhung the
bay window recess at the south end of
the first drawing room, where the bride
and bridegroom stood during the cere-
mony.
The bride was attended by her sis
ter, Miss Hannah Townsend Ander-
son, as maid of honor, and by two lit
tie flower girls. her young cousins
Miss Mary Townsend Schley and Miss
Carolyn Myers. Mr.. Durham of Rfr-
mingham acted as Mr.. Buels best man.
Both the flower girls wore aretty
white frocks, with ribbons of blue, and
carried pink sweetpeas.
Miss AnderSon's gown was of white
null with pinked taffeta ruffles and
lace, and a girdle and sash of blue She
wore pink sweetpeas in her hair, and
carried a bouquet of the same flowers
The brides gown was exquisitely
made of white satin crepe de chine,
yelled with chiffon and real lace She
carried white roses.
Mrs. Anderson was gowned in black
satin, with lace and garniture of jet.
Mrs c. C. Schley wore black beaded
to ffeta.
The out-of-town guests present were
Rev. Clarence Buel Mrs. Percy Dwight
of Detroit, the bridegrooms sister, Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. T. Walker of Augusta,
Mr.. r. T. Walker. Miss Janet Walker,
DR.. and Mrs. F. V. Walker of Bluffton,
and Mr.. c. c. Schley, Jr., of New York.
Among the Savannah guests invited
were Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. w. Schley,
Mr.. James McAlpin, Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence G.. Anderson, Mr.. Clarence. G.
Anderson, Jr., Mr.. Frank M. Chisholm,
Miss Jessie Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cooper Myers, Mr.. and Mrs w. L. Will
son, Mr.. and Mrs. MAYHEM Cunning
ham, Miss Lima Woodbridge, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Schley, Mr.. and Mrs. Ju-
liam Schley, Gen. and Mrs. W. w.
Gordon, Judge and Mrs. Henry Nc
Alpin, Mr. ]. w. McAlpin, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. M. Cunningham, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles B. Malone, Mrs. Henry Back
US, Miss Belle Hardee, Miss Harriet
Hardee, Maj. Hardee, Mrs. Robert Err
win, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. L. Cunning
ham, Miss Ellen McAlpin, Mr.. and
Mrs. George J. Baldwin, Miss Mary |
McAlpin, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cum !
ningham, Miss Nina Crane, Mr. and |
Mrs James G. Hardee, Mrs. George L. |
Cope, Mrs. Raymond NJ. Demere, Mr.. |
Edward H. Demere. Mr.. Hammond
Eve Miss Edith Warfield, Miss Ban |
croft, Mr.. and Mrs. Champion Meal |
pin, Mrs. Thomas Wayne, Miss Mary /
Wayne, Mr.. Thomas Wayne, Miss Sal |
lie Anderson, Miss Nina Pape, Miss |
Jeanie Haines, Miss Virginia Ander- |
son, Miss Sallte Anderson, Mr. and |
Mrs Hubert Duckworth, Mr. Arthur |
Gordon, Miss Anna McAlpin, Miss Ma
ria McAlpin, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hull, |
Miss Eliza Lamar Hull, Miss Mary S.
Jones, Miss Jennie Cohen Miss Madge
Lewis Mr.. Henry Daniel, Mr. North |
Chisholm, Mr.. Fred Saussy, Mr.. j. w. |
1EcIntire, Jr., Mr.. Louis Morgan, Mr.. |
John Stoddard, Mr.. Rogers Woods, and |
MIR. w. G. Barnwell.
Mr., and Mrs. Buel, after receiving |
congratulations, left last night on their |
wedding trip. Mr.. Buel. who is civil !
engineer, is at present engaged in some |
construction work in Birmingham and |
they will make their home for the time |
in that city.
The wedding gifts received were of
remarkable beauty, not only as re-
CARDS their value, being very numer-
Gus and unusually handsome, but be- |
cause of their rare and artistic de- |
sign.
Among them were several after !
dinner coffee sets in silver, case of
after-dinner coffee cups of silver with !
inner cups of china, large silver |
water pitcher, clock mounted in sill |
Yer case a handsome tray OF SheI- |
field plate, silver vases, dishes, bowls, |
and candlesticks, much cutglass and |
china, and some exquisite personal |
gifts of iewelry.
The bridegroom's sister Mrs. Dwight |
and his father Mr.. Buel presented a |
silver service Of Colonial pattern, with |
ebony handles. and also set of |
fiat table silver.
Mrs William Allen of New York |
gave large standing mirror, with |
wide silver frame over velvet. Mr.. |
and Mrs. George Anderson and Miss
Lily Anderson silver dish; Mr.. and |
Mrs. Wilson, two silver nut dishes; |
Miss Jessie Anderson, a cutglass vase; |
Miss Hannah Anderson, a silver low
ing cup; Mrs. Robert Anderson, hand /
some silver asparagus litter and Mr.. |
Clarence Anderson, Jr., cutglass cor
diment bottles; Mr.. G. c. Schley, Jr., |
gave beautiful pitcher Of antique |
china; DR.. and Mrs. F. v. Walker, |
silver teapot Judge and Mrs. Hen |
ry McAlpin, a silver dish Mr.. James |
McAlpin, silver pepper shakers; Mr.. |
and Mrs. William Walker of Augusta, |
a salt and pepper set; Miss Carolyn |
Myers, a silver butter knife; Miss |
Mary Schley, a silver hat brush Mrs. |
Tracy Hickman of Augusta, cut
glass jug; Mr.. and Mrs, George Sch |
ley, silver picture frame; Mr.. |
and Mrs. Julian Schley a silver dish; |
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Schley, clock; |
Mrs. John Schley. travelling toilet |
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