The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-13

VI AAt. ah~ -. 2. J. V. buSh when Miss Ruthe Bush became the wife of Cap- tain w. F. Tebbetts. About a hsr- dred and fifty friends were nreaent and the large handsome drawing room | was we'll filled to witness inc en- trance of the bridal party The south end of the parlor was aglow with gold l, en chrysanthemums, which beamed | their brightest upon the bride and her | defendants as they entered through the lower room and advanced to the north end of the drawing room which was banked in white chrysanthemums | against background of palms An orchestra stationed in the library ding march, and during the ceremony Prof. Charles Dunster and Prof. Dotz- engall, with violin and piano, played an exquisite obligato.
 l Mrs. A. w. Brooks, matron of hon. or, entered first, wearing gown of pale green cloth with green hat and carrying yellow chrysanthemums. The bride followed with her sister. Miss Marie Bush, maid of honor. Miss Marie wore a beautiful gown of some soft creamy fabric combined with lace and a black velvet hat trimmed in white plumes. The bride was never handsomer than on this occasion. Her gown was of ivory cloth trimmed in rose point lace with which she wore 6. chic satin hat trimmed in plumes. She carried a magnificent bouquet Of lilies of the valley and orchids. At the improvised altar draped Tn white, Captain Tebbetts stood with his best man, General Louis Clark, Of Bir- mingham. and Rev. w. J. Cox who performed the ceremony. The bride was given away by her father. MT J. c. Bush. The honorary groomsmen were Mir Edward de Graffenreid. of Greensboro Mir. Erskine Ramsey. of Birmingham. MT. Robert Brown. of Birmingham, MT. Charles McCrery. of Birmingham. MT. Culpeper Exum, of | Birmingham.
 After the ceremony and the crowd | ing about the newly married pair to offer congratulations, the wedding party and guests drifted into the din- | ing room and library across the ..,lit where a hot luncheon was served. The brides table Of course occupied the, center of the scene and was most arr tistic in its bridal decorations. The bright yellow of the chrysanthemums in the rooms only served to accentuate 1 its dainty lovliness.
 Quanatities of handsome presents were received. far away friends vieing with Mobilians in substantially prov ing their regard After a bridal trip of a few weeks Mir and Mrs. Tebbetts will make their home In the Govern ment street residence now being pre- pared for them.
 It is not often that Mobile witnesses two such pretty weddings as LOOK place here today both so interesting in fashionable circles.
 The Tebbetts- Bush wedding at noon was followed by another beautiful home wedding, the bride being Miss ogarita Merrill and the groom MT. Marion Nisbit Latta. of Charlotte. N: c. This wedding was the outcome of a romance begun at Toxaway last summer, Mir. Latta proving that the impetuous lovers who storm the cita- del of love at first sight, verify have l their reward. The ces emony took place at the home of the brides par ents, Col. and Mrs. F. B. Merrill, at 1 o'clock this evening and was followed by a reception at which many friends | hastened to shower the happy pair with congratulations.
 The ceremony was performed by Rev. A. F. Carr of the Presbyterian tchurch in the parlors of the Merrill home Palms and quantities. of brides roses beautified the rooms. and con- cealed orchestra played softly for the entrance of the wedding party Miss I Merrill had only one attendant, Miss Acton Latta, sister of the groom. and MT. Edward Dilworth Latta was his brothers best man.
 Il which her mother had worn at her own weddings handsome court train or white brocade failing over a satin pet lticoat, embroidered In seed pearls, in roses and fuchias. Handsome duohesse l lace was draped about the corsage, and her veil was of rare point lace, fam fly heirloom. The veil was caught to her hair with a diamond tira, the gift of her father and mother, and she also wore the groom's gift, beautiful armuIet of gold and diamonds. Num- bers of other handsome presents were received.
 During the reception a number of the brides girl friends made charming tea girls-Misses Mary and Venetia Dam ner, Rosa Coates, Virginia Sims, oiine McMillan, Zemma Mastin, Lolla Belle Gould, Mary Bullock. Ida Richardson, Mary PilIans The reception lasted un. til after il o'clock, .when the bride changed her wedding gown for
 stunning tailored suit.
 While they did not divulge the des-
 tination of their wedding journey. It Is guessed that the honeymoon will be
 spent in the West, after which they.
 will go to Charlotte. N. C.. where MT. Latta is a prominent consulting en-
 gineer. The good wishes of many
 friend accompany them.
 The Trumps were entertained this
 afternoon by Miss Carrolee Martin at the home of Mrs. J. s. Barrett on Spring Hill Avenue. In addition to the club members, her guests were Misses Rosa
 Coates, Caroline Chisholm of Birming-
 ham, Annie Taylor and Miss Brooks of
 Cincinnati, Alice and Rose McPhillips.
 Lucille overall. Alberta Garnett. Lu-
 ellie Barclay, Eloise Dunlap, Genevieve
 McKeon. Agnes Belle Goldsby Gertrude
 Smith, Clara Ross, Elizabeth Rhett, oline McMillan, Kate Moslander, Louise
 Futile, Sallie Van Antwerp. Agnes
 Blacksher. Mrs. Stuart Jones, Mrs. Tom
 Roche, Mrs. Erwin Little.
 MT. and Mrs David Richard Burgess
 have issued invitations to the marriage
 of their daughter. Marcia, and MT. AL
 bert Peyton Bush, Thursday. December
 2Ist, at S:30 o'clock at the Government
 Street Presbyterian Church. also to a
 reception at the family home on State
 Street, from g to II o'clock.
 Mir. and Mrs Douglas McMillan and
 daughter are spending the week In Liv-
 ingston, Ala.