The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-28
HOBSON-WILLlAMS

Greensboro, December 27.-tSpecia1 1- The wedding of Miss Florence Hobson, sister of Capt. Richmond Pearson Hob- son, and Mir. w. H Morrison of New Orleans took place this evening at o'clock at St. .Pauls Episcopal church. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. R. H. Cobbs, and witnessed by a brilliant and fashionable assemblage. There were no decorations beyond the Christmas decorations, St. Paus never being decorated save for the glory of God, but the churchly beauty of the interior unadorned proved lovely setting for the large and beautiful briday party.
 Miss Hobson was a beautiful and grace ful bride and made an exquisite picture in her bridal gown of white Duchesse satin hand embroidered and trimmed in real lace. The veil was of tulle and the bouquet a shower one of lilies of the valley. She was given away by her brother, Captain Hobson.
 Miss Anne Hobson was the maid Of honor, and was charmingly gowned in white chiffon, and her bouquet was of white roses and carnations. The matron of honor was Mrs. Richmond Pearson
 
 exquisite costume of corn-colored satin and carried white roses and carnations.
 The brides maids were Miss Margaret Hobson, sister of the bride, Miss Sadie Randolph, Miss Anna Jones. Miss Mary Pickens of Greensboro. Miss Ogden. Miss Pasteur of New Orleans. Miss Blocker of Marshall Texas, and Miss Hobson of North Carolina. They were all beautiful girls exquisitely gowned in white net and valenciennes lace. Each one of them car red an armful of long stemmed brides roses.
 MT. Morrison's best man was Lieut.. James M Hobson of Columbus. Ohio brother of the bride, and his groomsmen were MT. Augustus Hobson of Jackson, MT Robert Corbin of Louisiana. MT. Ed win Hobson of North Carolina, MT. Jocelyn Blackmar of North Carolina. Dr. Samuel Springfield of Waynesville, N. C., MT. Israel Pickens of Greensboro, MT. McGhee Porter of Birmingham, MT. Mar win Ormond of Tuscaloosa. and MT Au- gustus Price of Salisbury, N. C.
 After the ceremony a reception was rendered the bridal party and relatives at the home of the bride. The grand l old cOlOnlal nome WAS ui iii i'o Christmas dressing of holly. bamboo and mistleto. while everywhere spicy carna- tions lent their beauty to the joyous oc- casion The wedding supper was delicious, and delightful punch was served in the library. MT. and Mrs. Morrison left on the 9:3O train for a trip to Palm Beach and other points in Florida.
 l Miss Hobson Is a charming and beauti- | full young woman, possession all the traits requisite for the perfect wife. She comes of distinguished revolutionary an cestry and is a grand daughter on the 1 maternal side of Chief Justice Richmond l Mumford Pearson of North Carolina and on her fathers side she Is closely related | to Governor Morehead of North Caro- lima. MT Morrison is a sucessfulc young business man prominent in the social world of his native city
 The bride received many beautiful and handsome presents, but the one that went freighted with the heartiest good wishes came from the Shakespeare club, the oldest woman's club in Alabama. of which Miss Hobson had long been one of the most enthusiastic members, though by | far the most youthful member of that cultured body of women. Captain Hob sons gift was a very massive and ex- auisitely carved silver service.