The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-08
MARRIAGE or MISS YOUNG

MARRIAGE or MISS YOUNG
 AND MIR. NOvAK.
 Al the beautiful home of Mrs. Mar garet White on Clayton Street yester- day afternoon occurred the marriage of Miss Caroline T.. Young and MT Martin Novak. First Lieutenant 22nd Infantry. U. g. A. It was a beautiful
 home wedding and for the occasion the three apartments fin which the guests were entertained were with charmingly efYectiye result decorated with Southern smilax which was draped on the stair
 way rail, potted palms and ferns and a profusion of sweetpeas. In tho draw ing room where the ceremony was per-
 formed a bank of stately palms formed an attractive background before which
 the wedding party stood during the ceremony and the informal reception
 which followed The hour appointed
 was N o'clock and when it arrived the
 wedding party descended the stairway,
 Mrs. B. J. Well, matron of honor. lead
 ing the way. The bride and groom to-
 gether followed. When they reached
 the place arranged for the ceremony
 they were joined by Rev. Father Eaton.
 who officiated.
 Her wedding gown was fashioned in Princess style of white crepe de chine with bodice elaborately trimmed in Duchess lace. Her veil was caught gracefully to her hair with cluster of orange blossoms and her bouquet was of white sweet peas. She is a piauant brunette beauty and her bridal attire enhanced her loveliness.
 An assemblage of clese friends wit messed the impressive ceremony, off, fered congratulations and good wishes at its conclusion and enjoyed the pleas ures of the reception which followed. An exquisitely appointed table in the l ltw.fx 1AnA In n r,In inf white and green. carried out in an arr engagement of smilax and white sweet peas lighted by white tapers burning in silver candelabra. Here the brides cake and the cutting thereof was the attraction. Another table from which champagne was served was adorned with sweet peas and hot house smilax and presided over by Mrs. William Preston Screws. who wore a lovely | toilette of white embroidered lingerie with girdle and arm ribbons of pink. A picture hat completed the costume. Mrs. White was assisted in entertain | ing her guests by her sister. Mrs. R. J. Chambers, who wore gown of gray silk and lace Mrs. White was attired
 in white null and lace. An honored guest at the wedding was MT. Y. E..
 Young Of North Carolina, father of the bride.
 MT. and Mrs. Novak left at s:30
 o'clock for Fort Mcdowell, Angel Is- land. San Francisco Harbor, where he i is stationed with his regiment, and where they will reside. Her travelling gown was of gray chiffon cloth and her hat was white with blue and pink trim | mings.
 l Loving interest and earnest wishes for their happiness go out to this cou- pie from numbers of warm friends in | Montgomery. The bride, who has lived Ihcre for seven yeears. has endeared herself to all with whom she has been
 associated socially or through her pro- l fession, that of trained nurse, in which she excells. Those who have been un- | der her tender care have learned < to | look upon her as a ministerfng angel
 and the physicians with whom she has
 worked regard her highly as a CO., worker.
 Mir. Novak holds high place in the
 esteem of his fellow officers in the
 U. s. Army, and no doubt a warm wei come from them and their families | awaits his bride. He is a member of | a prominent family of Cleveland, O,