The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-06-09
MARRIED AT UIoNToWN.
Mr.. Moore and Miss Helen Brown
Have Brilliant Wedding.

iIniontown, June ESPECIAL. )-Mr Ma
rion Wheeler Moore and Miss Helen
Brown were married at the Methodist
church in this city at $50 o'clock last
night. The church, beautifully adorned
with palms, ferns, daisies, presented a
scene of loneliness and was filled to over
flowing with relatives and friends of the
popular pair. The ceremony was perform
ed by. the Rev. j. p. Saunders.
AT S:15 O'Clock the organ, under the
skilled touch of Mrs. John G. White,
pealed forth wedding march from Val
enter. This was changed into the Mende-
sohnn's wedding march as the bridal
party arrived. Down the right asle came
two ushers, Mr.. Charles Johnston and
Mr.. Joe Anderson, while Mr.. Hans May
and Mr.. Carter West came down on the
right. Following these came six grooms-
men, three down either aisle, each one
preceding a bridesmaid. These were Dr. e.
A. Moore and Mr.. G. w. Pollard of New
berne, Mr.. George r. McCurdy of
Loundesboro, Mr.. J. Marion Moore of
Marion, Mr.. l.. o. Davidson and Mr. Chris
White of this city. The bridesmaids, who
were Miss Bessie Lamb of Richmond, Va. /;
Miss Katie Cunningham of Marion, and
Miss Alice Brown and Mesdames James
7. Brown, Hardie Bradford and w. p
Douglas, wore elegant gowns of embroid-
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lace. Their flowers were bouquets of
daisies and maiden-hair ferns
The next in the wedding party were
the matron of honor, the brides sister,
Mrs. A. l.. Pou-enterng on the left of
the maid of honor, Miss Mary Brown,
coming in on the left
Mrs. Pou's dress was a Dolly Warden
silk tissue and she carried La Franc
roses and fern. The maid of honors tot
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flowers were bridesmaids roses.
The groom and his best man, his
brother, Mr.. Haywood Moore, followed
the matron of honor. WINE last, preceded
by the little ring bearer. came the bride
on the arm of her brother, Mr. James
p Brown. Her handsome gown of white
chiffon over white silk was trimmed in
Duchess lace. She carried an armful OF
sweet peas and springeri ferns.
The bridal party formed around the al
tar in semi-cirele and while the words
were spoken that Joined them for life
Mrs White played Longing"
To the strains of Tannhauser the party
LETT the church accompanied by the rela-
tives and a few intimate friends and
repaired to Grove Hill' the suburban
home of the brides parents. where an
informal reception was held. The bride is
the second daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
D. d. Drown ana mas long Deen Social
favorite here and has host of friends
who wish her much happiness in the
lot she has chosen.
Mr. Moore the fortunate groom, though
he has lived here only a few years. has
made himself prominent in the business
world and also in social circles and is
10 be congratulated on his choice of a
bride He has the best wishes of his
many friends for pleasant journey
through life for his bride and himself.
Mr.. and Mrs Moore will be at home
TO their friends at the residence of Mr.
ana Mrs. j. H. Bradford on Morgan
avenue.
The Walden Rifles, Company l.. First
infantry. will give their annual barbecue
at kennedy's park this evening.
captain Walden and his assistants will
leave nothing undone to make the affair
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