The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-14
D'ALEMBERTE-ROusE.
Pensacola Man Weeds Young Woman of
 Greenyille,

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 Greenville, Jan. 13.-(Special) IA beautiful wedding took place last night at the Baptist Church, the contracting parties being pr. H. H. D'Alemberte of Pensacola and Miss Kate Rouse, second daughter of D. H. Rouse of this place.
 At the appointed hour for the bridal party to arrive, Mrs. R. A. Beeland ren- dered a lovely solo, Because I Love You, Dear," which was followed by the Bridal Chorus from the Rose Maiden" sung by a, full chorus of fine voices. Lohengrin's Wedding March. rendered by Mryt J. H. Dunklin at organ. Misses Ehlbs with flute and violin was the signal for the entrance of the party. The ushers, two by two, Messrs. George Turner. Charlie Grant, Heron D'Alem- berte and Werie Peagler, preceded the groomsmen D. P. Smith. Walker Wills and Dr. c. W. DAlemberte who walked singly. The bridesmaids appeared also alone, Miss Fannie Turner, Miss Elsie Winkler and Miss Lucille Gaston, fol- lowed by Mrs. George Turner, sister of the bride, who was matron of honor.
 Leaning on the arm of her father, the bride walked slowly down the aisle, being met at the altar by the groom and his best man. Anderson Leonard. who approached from the Sunday school room. The ceremony was im- pressively performed by Rev. w. A. Taliaferro, the double ring service be- ing used.
 The elaborate decorations of South ern smilax, palms and ferns made an attractive setting for the bridal party. and the beautiful music was an espe- cial feature of the occasion.
 The bride was handsomely gowned in chiffon over taffeta. the yoke form ae ta outlined with point lace. the girdle of panne velvet trimmed with mother of pearl spangles. an heirloom of the brides grandmother. The veil, which was held in place by 8 diamond and pearl brooch, gift of tho groom, fell to the bottom of the train and shower bou- quet of bride roses was earned, com pleting the beautiful costume. The matron of honor, gowned in mousseline de sole, and carrying American beau ties, was greatly admired. The brides maids wore crepe de chine, Mss Turner carrying bridemaid roses, Miss Winkler MarachaI Neil roses. and Miss Gaston golden glow roses, and each was picture of girlish loveliness most pleas ing to the eye.
 Mendelssohn's Wedding March was rendered as the party left the church, the occasion to be remembered as one of the prettiest weddings witnessed by a Greenville audience.
 Mir and Mrs John Amerine, uncle and aunt of the bride, entertained last evening after the ceremony in honor of Dr. and Mrs. D'Alemberte. The bridal party, out-of-town guests and relatives were present. The dainty decorations, elegant refreshments and gracious hospitality made the occasion one to be ev. :, pleasantly recalled. MT and Mrs. Jack Stewart will entertain in honor of the bride and groom today, and tomorrow they will be entertained by Mrs. Kate Salterwhite, and will leave on the night train for their fu- ture home at Pensacola. Dr. DAlem- berte is a pharmacist, a graduate of the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy, and is a member of the Florida State Board of Pharmacy. He Is associated with his father in the drug business, and has also other business interests. Strict integrity. fine business qualifica- tions and social standing mark his ca reer and give promise of a successful future. The bride is a talented, viva cious capable young woman, who will make for her husband a great help mate.
 The out-of town guests to the we'd ding were MT. and Mrs. w. A. DAlem- berte, pr. and Mrs. c. W. D'Aiemberto, Mir. Heron D.AIemberte, Mrs. Walker Humphries, Mrs R. H. Turner. MT. and Mrs. George Turner, Miss Fannie Fur ner. Anderson Leonard, Charles Grant, Mir. and Mrs. w M. Mcclellan, Pensa- cola: Mrs. J. L. Can't, Can't; Miss Lu- cIlle Gaston, Birmingham; Miss I. V. Walker. Evergreen; B. M Herlong, Ft. Deposit: Walker Willis, Montgomery.