The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-06-12
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4 F1rst premium Tor pest Writteh -,
animation in seventh grade. awarded
to Miss Mary Smith.
| First premium for application award
ed to Miss THEME Gates.
| Special prize for application in sixtf
| grade awarded to Miss Julia Moore.
/ Special prize for progress in instru'
mental music awarded to Miss Heller
| Hinckley.
Special prize for application in sew
enth grade awarded to Miss Leila But
ier
Special prize for application in sixth
| grade awarded to Miss M. Eta Feul.
| ner-
| Special prize for department In
boarding school junior class awarded
| to Miss Helena deGraaf.
Gold crosses for application awarded
| to the following: Miss Bertha Beal
Miss Katie LaPorte. Miss Annie Zim-
mer, Miss Edna Loughlin, Miss Nellie
| Grimm, Miss Susie Gurganus, Master
Joe Sawson, Master Robert Bryant
Master John Ed U'Flinn.
Special prize for progress in instru-
mental music awarded to Master John
Ed o'Fiinn.
First premium for best written ex-
animation awarded to Master Joseph
Bryant.
First premium for grammar in c<ghth
grade awarded to Master Robert Dono-
van.
Special prize for application in sixth
grade awarded to Miss Alice Donahoe.
Special prize for application in sew
enth grade awarded to Miss Mamie
| Russell.
First premium for written examina-
| tion in eighth grade awarded to Miss
Bernardine Bryant.
/ Special prize for improvement in mu-
| sic awarded to Miss Katie Darby.
Mason-JohnstOn.
| A special to The Advertiser Bureau
| from Marion Junction says: The beau
tiful marriage which was consummat-
ed at Marion Junction on last Wednes-
Mason of Thomaston and Miss Catha-
rine Joseph Johnston was but fitting
climax of the brilliant reign as belle
of the popular and beautiful bride.
Rev. DR.. Cobbs, rector of the Green's
boro Episcopal Church. of which the
bride was a member, performed the
| ceremony.
Mrs Louise Tucker of Greensboro
presided at the organ.
The ushers were Mr.. Hugh Hopper,
Mr.. Glenn Donald of Marion Junction.
Miss Inez Johnston, sister of the
| bride. was maid of honor and Mr.. Fred
Hollis of Thomaston was best man.
| The attendants were Miss Katharine
| Coats of Linden, Miss Katherine But
Ter of Selma, Miss Meinchein Fay of
| Montgomery, Miss Mabel Randall and
| Miss Queenie Johnston. a sister of the
| bride of Marion Junction. Messrs. Joe
Stukenborg of Browns, NJ. Mckinley of
Stafford, Mason of Marion and M. ".
Waugh of Marion Junction.
Before the ceremony Mrs. Tucker
rendered in a pleasing manner many
beautiful selections on tho organ. AS
the party entered, the Tanhauser we'd
ding march was played and Mendels-
sohn's as they retired.
The bridal party entered as follows:
Miss Julia Tucker OF Eleanor and Mas
ter Willard Smith of Marion Junction.
the little cousins of the bride opened
the white gates, which were a part of
the picturesque decorations, for the bril-
DIAL party to enter. Then the ushers
followed by the attendants. the groom
and his best man. Then came Miss Inez
Johnston preceding slightly the bride,
who was leaning on the arm of her
father, who led her to the altar where
they were met by the groom and DR..
Cobbs who performed the beautiful cer-
emony in an impressive manner.
The bride was gowned in a dainty
costume of white silk and lace and car
Her veil was caught by a diamond pin.
a family heirloom. The maid OF honor
and attendants were dressed in white
organdies and carried pink La France
roses.
The groom and his attendants were
in conventional black.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal party was rendered a beautiful
reception at the home of the brides
parents. At ~ o'clock they left for
Thomaston. their future home, via
Selma. i.
Her travelling dress was grey wolfe
with Persian trimmings.
Mrs. Mason is formerly OF Green's
boro, but has spent many years of her
life here where she has always been
a social favorite. She is the eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. John
ston.
Mr.. Mason is a sterling young bust
ness man of Thomaston.
The numerous, handsome and valua-
BILE presents including quantities of
silver and cut glass and a handsome
upright piano, attest the popularity
of this young couple.