The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-02
MobIle Society News.


 The month of June and roses, the month that has always been the ideal month for lovers, ushered in today the life long happiness of Dr. James Tuns- tall Inge of this oity and his charming bride. Miss Helen Grant Moore of To- ledo, Ia- This union of the far North few short months ago, eliminated in a brilliant wedding tonight at Trinity Church, Rev. Dr. Bennett performed the sacred rites in the presence of a beauty of the ceremony was enhanced by the fresh sweet voices of the sur plice choir. The church under Miss Maria Mlnge's skillfu1 touch bloomed into beauty and made a lovely setting for the bridal party.
 The bride wore graceful and hand some gown of white crepe de chine, en train, with long tulle veil and for flowers, carried white sweet peas. She was attended by her sister, Mrs. Miller of Chicago. as matron of honor, and her nieee; Miss Palmer of Jackson; as gowns and carried carnations.
 The groom was attended by his brother. MT William B. Inge. as best connection. pr. Harry T. Inge, MT. z M. P. Inge. Dr. Richard Inge, MT. c. A. Selden, all uncles of the groom, his brother, Mir. Richard Inge of Greens boro and Mir. zimmern. The groom s parents, Mir. and Mrs. William Inge of Greensboro, were present at the cere- mony.
 After the ceremony. Dr. and Mrs Harry Inge gave the newly married couple a reception at their homo on Government Street Flowers in profu- sion adorned every room and every where there were floral bells, varying in size from the smallest up to those four feet high.
 lovely. This is handsome twenty-six foot room, just completed, and from corner to corner 1t was hung with golden bells. The table spread with a lace cloth, was lighted with wax can dles. and held besides It's burden of sil- yer and glass, fragrant clusters of sweet peas.
 Dr. and Mrs. H. T. Inge and pr. and receiving by Mir and Mrs. William Inge of Greensboro. Mrs. Gregory L. Smith and Mrs. Harry Smith. Misses Helen and Hattie Smith did the honors in the dining room, while not the least attractive spot was the punch bowl presided over by Miss Gertrude Smith
 pr. and Mrs. Tunstall Inge left at midnight for bridal trip which will be prolonged until July when they will be at home to their friends at the Ho- tel Bienville.
 The home of MT. and Mrs. A. Pros kauer on St. Francis Street, was the scene of lovely wedding this evening that of Miss Adelaide Proskauer to,Nr.
 
 perchant of this city. Pink and white sweet peas and carnations aud white lights made the rooms beautiful for the ceremony which was witnessed by only limited number of friends. At the appointed hour the orchestra composed of Miss Birdie Behold, MT. Leo Brown, MT. Waiter Mitchell and Mrs. Leslie played the opening strains of Lohen- grin's wedding march, which was sung by MT. and Mrs, w. H. Lemkauf, MT. J. simon and Mir. Schlesinger. The bridal party entered in the following order: Little Miss Madeline Hershfeld. flower girl, in white point d'esprit, pink sash, carrying a hat filled with pink sweet peas; little Miss Gladys Brown in white Paris muslin, white Caro- Lemkauf. maid of honor. in white Paris muslin, with pink sash; Mrs. Jo- seph M Proskaner of New York. ma chiffon trimmed in point lace with shower bouquet of pink sweet peas. The bride entered on the arm of her father and was met at the altar by the groom with his best man, MT Eman- uei Eiehold. The bridal costume was exqutsite-white chiffon satin trimmed in real Duchess lace. She wore tulle veil caught with some magnificent dia- monds. In the place of the conven- tional bouquet she carried a white prayer book with a few lilies of the large reception followed the cere- mony and lasted until near midnight. The bride then changed her white we'd ding robe for a going away gown of blue etamiqe voile with hat to match. and accompanied by the best wish of scores of friends. MT. and Mrs. Meyer left for wedding trip to San Fran cisco.
 In the presence of an immense gath ering of Invited friends fin Government Street Methodist Church at 7:30 o'clock tonight beautiful and happy wedding took place. MT. Benjamin B Marshall and Miss Anna Bo1din Partridge were the contracting couple and Rev. J. R. Cummings. according to the ritual of hls church, pronounced the fatotul words making them man and wife. MT J. NJ. Vandeusen of Mt. Vernon and Miss Ruth Partridge. n sister of the bride, were the attendants. Messrs Lee A Partridge. Sidney Prince. " H; Dodd and M. H. Shelton were inc | ushers.
 | Prior to the arrival of the wedding party Prof. c. C. Meechem. JF.. at the organ piayed voluntary and Mrs , S S.. Tam sang beautifully Message oI | tha marty enteren Una