The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-02-16

Of beautiful selections, among which were: Angel serenade. The Flower song, and Meditation.
 At the appointed hour, the ushers leading, the bridal party approached the altar. to the strains of Mendels- sohn's wedding march, in the following order: the ushers, Messrs. Harris
 washburn. Frank Fillmore, Jr,, Charles Dexter, J. E. Bartlett, John Fuller, Jr., and Brame Hood.
 They were followed by tho gropms- men, Col c. R. Bricken of Luverne, Capt. Jack Holmes of Wetumpka; Capt. E. F. Coulter of Girard; Capt. H. B. Peacock of Opelika; Capt. shepherd Roberts. Capt. Hunt Taylor and Dr. N. B. Kirkpatrlck--al1 wearing military uniforms.
 Next to enter were the bridesmaids, Miss Miriam Brame. sister of the groom, Miss Carrie Harris of opelika, Miss Mittie Ellen Ashley, Miss Corrio C. Smith and Miss Linda de Yafnpert
 They were exquisitely gowned in white silk and lace and carried pink carnations tied with pink tulie.
 The matron of honor, Mrs. W. J. Os- borne, followed. wearing white silk and carrying white roses tied with white tulle.
 The maid of honor who preceded the bride was her sister, Miss Eloise Wash burne. who wore a gown of yhite ra- lium silk, and carried white carnations tied with white tulle.
 Last to enter was the pretty bride,
 accompanied by her father, Capt. B. M. Washburn. Her bridal attire was beautifully fashioned of white Louis
 inc silk, elaborately trimmed in Irish point and Mechlin lace. Her jewels wore pearla and her flowers were III. ] les of the valley, of which she carried A beautiful shower boquet. She also , carri'L Discipline, the gift of her | bridesmaids.
 The ceremony was impressiVely per formed by pr. J. A. Rice, assisted by Rev. T. J. Mangum. chaplain of the 2nd | regiment. and during t Miss Mary ! Belle Jones rendered With You on the organ.
 After the ceremony, the bridal party left the church to the strains Of Men delssohn's Wedding March, and 8 little later the young couple left on a we'd ding tour through Florida
 When they return they will be at home with the brides parents, Captain and Mrs. B. M. Washburn, at 329 Madi-
 son Avenue.
 The marriage of no young woman in tho State could be of more general in- terest than that of this bride. whose popularity is due to her many attrac- ! tiOns of mind, character anu pSFSoH' . that have endeared her to all who know , her well
 ! Mr. Brame is well-known ana
 highly esteemed young business man as we'll as one of such social standing | as to rehder him popular in all circles l in which he moves.
 l He Is adjutant on Colonel Bricken's s staff of the 2nd regiment of the Ala bama National Guard and First Ldeuten- ami of the Montgomery Greys. The ! Montgomery Blues attended the we'd ding in a body in compliment to Capt | R NJ Washburn, father of the bride, who is one of the oldest members OF
 the Montgomery Blues. and President | of fine Survivors Association or Ihe
 Montgomery True Blues" Among .he out-of-town guests who
 attended this weddiHg and the recep-
 lion which preceded 1t, were Major and | Mrs. I. H. Harris of Opelika, Mrs, J. D. \ Harris of Opelika. Mrs, J. T, Harris N of Opileka, MT. J. Y. Brame or Bruns- wick. Ga. pr. J. W. Barclay of Birming- l ham, and Governor Joseph Johnson ol Birmingham.
 Among the hundreds of handsome
 presents received were those from tht
 Montgomery Greys, the MentsomerS
 Blues, Camp Lomax, the Abbott Rine' of Selma and Gen. George F. Harrison
 and his stan.