The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-30
The New.c Of Mobile.

| gown OF crepe de chine trimmed in rea
lace. and tulle veil caught viii Orange
| blossoms. Her bouquet was Bf white
carnations. The maid OF honor's cos
tune was Of white lace over white Sill
with bouquet Of daisies. The sans
| flowers were carried by the bridesmaid
who wore tuile over silk. The flower
girls were in white silk null frock:
with crowns of daisies and baskets OF
the same flower.
Following the ceremony there was
reception for the two families at the
home of Mrs. williams on st. Joseph
Street and at S:35 the bride and groom
left for a wedding trip to st. Louis.
On their return they will spend the re-
mainder of the summer with the bride
parents at Touiminville.
Another pretty wedding this evening
was that of Miss Pauline Lindsey and
Mr.. Clifford. Pegford. at the home OF
the bride. 1o41 Government street. Rev
Mr.. Cummings OF the Government
ceremony. The color scheme of yellow
and white was carried through in
every detail of the decorations Of the
house and costumes of the bridal party.
Mrs. George q. White, matron of hon
or, wore white and yellow chiffon and
carried yellow flowers. Miss Ruth
Pegford and Miss villa Faith. brides
maids, were in white organdie with
yellow ribbons and white flowers, tied
with yellow streamers. Little Miss Dor
othy Holifield. flower girl. was in white
organdie and carried yellow blossoms.
The brides becoming toilette was of
white Paris null, without the 'conven-
tional veil and she carried white car
nations. Mr.. Arthur Pegford, brother
of the groom, was best man, and
Messrs. Edward Faith and Caleb Lind
sey, groomsmen. Mr.. Clifford Pegford.
the fortunate groom, is a native of
Mississippi, but for two or three years
has been resident of Mobile, and
holds the position of assistant mana
ger of the Bay Shore planning mill. A
reception for the bridal party lasted
from 6:30 to 0. when Mr.. and Mrs. Peg
ford left on their wedding trip to St.
Louis and other points.
The marriage of Miss Lillian Frolich-
stein ana Mr. Ralph G. Holberg at the
Temple this evening at $50 o'clock was
fashionable event in Jewish circles.
Long before the hour of the ceremony,
the church was filled, even the threat
ening weather being unable to deter
the friends who wished to see the cul-
popular of brides. Flowers and palms
were used profusely and with artistic
taste, in decorating the church, and
before the arrival of the bridal party,
beautiful musical selections were rem
dered by Miss Daisy Thorne and Mr..
James of the Baker-Thorne Opera Com
pany
The attendants were Miss Theresa
Cohen of Pensacola. maid of honor;
Miss Flora zimmern. Miss Flossie
Herzfeld. Miss Lillian Frenkel. Miss
Florence Brown. brides maids.
Weather permitting. Mr.. Murray
Wheeler will give a dinner at Dog
river this evening in compliment to
Miss Mollie Irwin and her guest Miss
Harris of Memphis. In the party will
be Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Luce, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Ruse, Mr.. and Mrs. e. C.
Hughes, Misses Maude and Kate Mid
dleton. Amanda Moore, Colleen
Hughes, Mollie Irwin. Harris, and
Messrs. Wheeler. Piaggio, w. M Mar
j. S. Barrett, C. E. Harrison Henry
Goldthwaite.
In compliment to Misses Virginia
and Amelie Lyons, Mr.. LeBaron Lyons
entertained party of young people on
the Scimitar this afternoon. In the
party were Misses Nell Hail.. Corinita
Kirkbride. Dorothy Donald. Ruth Shep-
herd, Carrie Moffitt, and Messrs. Eu-
gene Bright, George Crawford, Brooks
West. Jim Radcliff, Gilmore Rumble.
Maury Lyon, Myth Whiting and Harry
Rubira.
Mrs. Carrie Marshall, Mrs. Gold
thwaite and Miss Purvis left to-day
to spend the summer in North Carolina