The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-13

MISS COOK AND
 DIR. J0HNsTON MARRIED. Miss Fannie pelle Cook and Dr. Franklin M. Johnston were married last evening at the home of her par ents, MT. and Mrs. J. W. Cook on Court Street, and the occasion was one characterized by beautiful taste in ev- cry detail The hall and three apart ments devoted to the entertainment of the guests invited to witness the eere- mony and enjoy the reception which 1 followed. were elaborately decorated in Southern snilax, studded with white chr Ysanthemums. This attractive adornment was hung on walls and traced over draperies in lavish plae- ing.
 The place designed for the ceremony was in the front parlor where on eith- CT side of the broad French window tall palms were grouped. White rugs and a satin kneelIng pillow completed the, arrangement
 strains of march rendered by Miss Stella Chapman. The groom was ac- companfed by the best man, Mir. Benja- min Powell, of Tuskegee.
 Next to follow were the bridesmaids and groomsmen. Lillian Douglass of near Mobile. Emma Campbell. winona Hill. of Tuskegee, Messrs. Oscar Lewis, Edward Alexander of Tgskegee. Floyd Powell. Cleveland Thompson and c. G. LasIie.
 Preceding the bride, entered her maid of honor, Miss Willie Fillmore, wearing an exquisite toilette of yellow crepe de chine with white wreath and short veil and carrying a bouquet of yellow roses.
 Mrs J. W. Cook, mother of the bride, was matron of honor, She wore a toilette of black net over taffeta.
 The bride was escorted by her father. Her wedding gown was of white ra- alum silk over taffeta with trimmings of baby Irish lace. Her veil was caught with lilies of the valley and her flow CTS were brides roses.
 The party entered through an aisle formed of ribbon and the little bearers were Misses Elizabeth Cook, sister of the bride, and her cousins. Kirkman Jackson. Dorothy Guuter and Elizabeth Crommelin.
 The ceremony was impressiveIy per- formed by Rev. R. A. Moody of Clay ton, and afterward an informal recep- tlon followed until the young couple left for a wedding trip to New Orleans In an apartment across from the par loFs were displayed the handsome presents attestipg the loving esteem in which the bride and groom are held by a large circle. In this place was ar- ranged the taDIS from WntCn cake anu wine were served.
 The adorning was of white roses and plumosa, as B vase piece, and on the polished surface hot house smilax was traced in graceful lines. Presiding here were Mrs. J. K. Jackson, in blue silk and lace. and Mrs. Robert Hem derson, wearing white silk and Irish lace.
 Assisting in entertaining were: Mrs. L.. Johnston, Miss Anna Fillmore, Miss Annie Patterson, Miss Stella Chapman, Miss Julia Mae Henderson, Miss Geor- gia Thomas, Miss Bessie Rogers. Miss Rebecea Gilmer, Mrs. Larry Hunter and Mrs. Harris Gunter.
 The bridesmaidsf wore beautiful gowns of light blue crepe de chine over tafseta and carFied bridesmaid roses, and the little girls who were ribbon bearers were attired in white chiffon with trimmings of round thread lace T After a visit to New okleans Mir. and Mrs. Johnston will return for a visit of a few days to her parents here and then they will go to Tuskegee, where the groom Is a prominent young physi- elan and where they will make their home.