The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-07
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Pretty church Wedding Occurs in Union Springs.

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 Union Springs. Jan. 6.--tSpecial. )-This afternoon at 5 o'clock at the Presbyterian Church the marriage of Miss Maggie Lou Hanson to Isaac Feagin was solemnized. The. church was beautifully decorated in white and green. Over each of the three aisles were arches. and near the altar were. gates leading from each aisle. There were two large arches overlapping each other under which tine bridal party stood. Grouped on each side were tall pedestals. on which were placed palms and candela- bra in which were burning white and green candles.
 Just before the marriage Mrs. F.. L. Blue sang Because I Love You Dear and Mrs. Plttman followed with Till Then" A violin solo was rendered by Miss Mary Martin McAndrew.
 Under the .sikilIful touch of Mrs. F. P. Miles, Mendelsshon's wedding march pealed forth and the bridal party entered First came the little ribbon girls. two down each aisle. Maggie Caldwell, Dixie Grady. Minnie Lee Rainer. Sarah Blue Wiflella nainer and Maggie Hubbard. who opened the gates of white and the bridesmaids and ushers entered. Misses Eva Caldwell. Lena Grady, Florence Westberry, Fenie Evans, Messrs Arthur ,Feagtn. Joe Feagin, Jeff Feagin and Sterling Rainer. The bridesmaids and ribbon girls were all dressed in accordian plaited dresses and carried pink carnations.
 Next sentered the maid Of honor, Miss Bessie Hanson, who wore white &C., cordian piaited costume and carried pink carnatiop and Mrs. Gilbert Ramsey, matron of honor, who was gowned in a grenadine with Mexican lace trimmings. Next came the bride leaning on the arm of haF flf1harf dha met at tine altar by the groom and his best man. Clarence Feagin, who had en- tered from the side door, and in the pres erice of hundreds of friends they took the marriage vows. Rev. J. W. Rosenborough officiating.
 The bride looked lovely in an exquisite toilette of crepe de chine over silk and carried brides roses. Mrs. Feagin is a handsome brunette and possesses a sweet disposition and many womanly charms. She is niece of Mrs. Maggie Ramsey and James Hanson and has been reared here. Mir. Feagin Is a son of Mrs. I. Feagin, is young business man who counts his friends by the score, all of whom are showering congratulations upon them.
 After the ceremony MT. and Mrs. Feagin left for a trip to Florida. When they return. they will have rooms with Mrs. Frank Frazer.
 Tuesday evening Mrs. Maggie Ramsey rendered the bridal party a reception and from g to Il the home which was beauti- full in it's decorations of green and white was thronged with guests. In the hall the guests were met by Misses Bessie Hanson and Lena Grady, where they registered their names in the bridal book. The bridal party stood in the parlor and from there the guests were invited into the back parlor where Miss Lucy Feagin served punch, and Mrs. Gilbert Ramsey then ushered all into the dining room, where a delightful salad course was served followed by cream and cake in all of which the color of green and white was carried out. After the departure of guests, the bridal party repaired to the dining room: where the bridal cake was cut To Miss Lena Grady fell the ring. to Miss Bessie Hanson and Mfr. Sterling Raiper the dimes, which Miss Westb-ook got the needle and Arthur Feagin the button.
 Around no wedding in Union Springs recently has there centered so much in- terest because of the popularity of the two contracting parties.
 Last night at the regular weekly meet ing of the K. of P. Lodge the following new officers were installed:
 R.. J. Lawrence, c. C.: B. B. McAn- drew, V. C.: J. M. Orr, Prelate; J. G. McAndrew, M. of w.; J. L. Paulk, K of R. and S. and M. Of F.; A. H. Kellar, M. of E.; W. O. Foster. M. of A; W. M Pitts. l. G.: B. E. Grider, o. G.; W. H. Fuller, Representative to Grand Lodge; J. H. Hanson, s. P. Rainer, ". NJ, Pitts, Trustees.
 December S1st the City Council made some changes in the management of the dispensary. Ben Perry. formerly book keeper for A. E. Singleton. was elected dispenser with Crum Pritchett as clerk. The town was full of visitors during the holiday and school boys and girls were home for Christmas and in consequence there were many family reunions and social functions.
 The law library of the late Charles L. Jenks was sold here at public sale a few days ago and was purchased by Mrs Prestwood of Andaluslai for s1O0O cash
 News was received here yesterday of the death of Judge H. F. Sharon at his home in Quincy, Fla. He was a brother of Mrs. W. M. Blount of this place.
 A few evenings ago a negro was caught trying to enter, through a window on the back porch. the home of Mrs. M. F.. Norman. He was placed in jail. One of the cotton warehouses which was tull Of 12 l-2 cent cotton came near being destroyed by fire few nights ago. 
 The Prescr;- .ion of Specialist.