The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-06
BEAUTIFUL HOME WEDDING
 OF MISS WALKER AMI

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 MIR. HTLLMAN. "A beautifully impressive wedding ceremony was performed yesterday af- ternoon at 5 o'clock when, at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Hal T. Walker their daughter. Miss Knoxie Poik Walker and Mir. James H. Hillman were married, Rev. Mir. Bryant or BIT ningham officiating. This wedding. on account of the prominence and pop ularity throughout the State or the bride and groom and their families IS one in which there was centered un- usual interest; though the WeooinS was Q quiet one, and only a feW cLose friends witnessed the ceremony The hall and double parlors were used TOT the happy occasion and were tasteiui- lv hung with Southern smilax thread ed with electric lights, while splendio clusters of white carnations and roses added their beauty to the rare TUT nishings and hangings. In the pay window and about it palms were massed, in front of 1t was an impro- vised altar of white. On, eitner s'ae was placed a magnificent brass can. delabra entwined with ivy, in which burned dozens of white candles. Tnis beautiful candelabra was used at the wedding of the brides parents when. many years ago they stood at the marriage altar. The bridal party eh, tered through the second. parlor' iec by Mrs. J. K. Jackson, who was ma iron of honor; Miss Bessie Ware Walk CT. sister of the bride, was maid or honor. and followed next. The bride entered with her father. They were Joined at the altar by the groom, who entered the front door. accompanied by his friend. MT. W. c. Oliver of Bir" min gham, who was best man. After a beautifully impressive ceremony was performed, an informal reception was held when the friends present extend ed congratulations to Mir. and Mrs. Hillman. and enjoyed dainty refresh nents.
 The bride wore an elegant travelling gown of brown cloth with hat to match trimmed in sable and carried an m-cluster of white brides roses. Miss Walker was gowned in brown shirred crepe de chine. with brown and pink hat and Mrsl Jackson wore 8 beautiful toilette of brown silk. Both held arm-cIusters of pink roses tied with pink illusion.
 Mrs. R. F. Ligon, in a creation Of black lace over white silk and Mrs. Clayton Tullis in an attire Of brown velvet and lace, presided at the punch LaDl0 III the DeduLtIuI SctttHS Ok WhASh white rose buds were used with ropes of smilax, and green candies burned in beautiful silver candelabra-
 At 6 o'clock the last farewells were said and Mfr. and Mrs. Hillman left for the station to start on wedding trip to Kentucky to visit his mother. after which they will be at home in Birmingham.
 Mrs. Hiilman as Miss Walker is one of the most popular young women in the South. She has reigned a social fa- yorite here in her home and wherever she has visited during her young lady hood. And by her noble. womanly qualities she has displayed a heart and soul that has won hosts of friends who are for life and who regret to give her up to reside in another city.
 Mfr. Hillman, a member of one of the most prominent families in the South. holds an enviable position in the so- cial and business circles of Birmfng- ham.
 Good wishes of their many friends at- tend this young couple.