The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-08
IN PRATTygLLE
 OF MISS NORTEsKNGT0N | AMNn mn ERAH.NT Nl

MARRIAGE IN PRATTyyLLE
 OF MISS NORTffENGT0N
 AND DIR. WALKER, H A notably brilliant event of unusual
 social importance in the stats was the
 marriage of Miss Dora Northington N and Dr. Alfred Augustus Walker or Birmingham. which was celebrated at the magnificent home of the pride Fl parents, Mir. and Mrs. W. T. North l ington, in Prattyiile last evening The I home was adorned in splendid white I ehrysanthemums and smilax, which Il with lavish arrangement were in beau I tiful evidence throughout the spacious Il reception hall double drawing rooms, I library and dining hall. I The broad stairway was entwined l with smilax and on newels and each
 landing posts were caught clusters or l gorgeous white chrysanthemums. on I mantels and cabinets tall vases of the | same beautiful blossoms and potted | palms and ferns added striking beauty. I The hour set for the ceremony was
 half past and when 1t arrived the | tones of a wedding march burst forth i and the approach of the brides party
 Tas sssn ns n@,as nnise wnp wss I of Birmingham. Annie Earl of Bir- mingham, Ethel Pelzer of Montgomery. Anna Pelzer of Montgomery. Belle De- ! Bardelaben of Birmingham and Lueale ! Wilkerson of Prattviile. They wore
 toiIettes of white and carried pink roses,
 I 4H&&e men, Messra. Frank Smith. cousfn- of l the groom. Robert Nelson of nigmlng- l ham, John D. Mcqueen of Eutaw,
 brother-in- Jaw of the bride; Mir; Ed-
 bridei pr. Andrew Gameron Of Br- n1ipgham and Mr. w. Nj. smith Of
 fhh fhe Ihs Bridesmaids ana groomsnien I formed an aisle reaching from the foot of the stairway to the temporary altar fin the drawing room. Through the l aisle, thus formed passed the rest of
 She was preceded by the flower girl. her little niece, Mary Allen Aorthing- \ ton daughter of MT. and Mrs. Merreil lEorthington of Birmingham.
 i The brides sister. Mrs. John D. Mc- vas ss next t to 0 follow. She was gownei in pink mousselin and -ace and car ried pink roses.
 The maid of honor came next. Miss wearing white liberty .flk and lace and carrying white chrYsanthemums l The bride who is one of the most f noted beIles in Alabama, was unu- sualIy handsome in her exquisite wed- ding gown of white tuie built over | silk and chiffon and trimmed in bertha Duchess roona SSSoust Snd f fars sa Of sSs Ss va1ley and wore Q veil caught in graceful folds to her coffeur with icluster of lilies of the valley. She was
  Northington. who gave her. away. The ceremony was performed by Rev. H. H. McNiei, pastor of the Meth odist Church. h ,sano tne prssdsnfess nd fs 0 ssm,a lilies and relatives of the young couple. The ceremony was followed by a | reception to which large number Of additional guests had DeSn invited | A plate supper of three courses was | served and In, a small den adjoining | the large dining hall, champagne punch | was served. The tableF on which the | brides cake was cut, was adorned in | a tall, cut glass vase filled with white | chrysan themums, about which was 3 circle of pink candles In crystal can At 10 o'clock the young couple, MT. Il and Mrs Walker, left on a special train l and came to Montgomery They will l leave this morning for New York. They Il will be gone about two weeks. after | which they will be at home with his | mother Mrs. w. A. Walker, at her l home t730 Eight avenue, Birmingham. I Among the out of town guests were; 1 Mrs. w. A. Walker of Birmingham, mo fher of the groom MT and Mrs. K 5.
 Munger of Birmingham; Mr and Mrs; John D. Mcqueen of Butaw; MT. and Mrs. Robert Jemison. Jr., of Birming ham; Mir. and Mrs, Porter Walker or 1 Birmingham: Mir. William M. Walker Of
 girmingham; Mr ana Mrs. sMeFferi Ms r
 Sidney Frazier of UpdOn Springs, Hon, | Henry B. Gray of Birmingham; M Har- l " Shorter of Birmingham; Mr. William l Connif of Montgomery; Miss Margaret Browne of Montgomery; MT. and Mrs. IT M de Cottes of Montgomery; Mir. | and Mrs John Hastings of Montgom- cry; Judge and Mrs. Stratton of Mont- 1 gomery.
 ceived by the young couple, among them a magnificent case of silver, the gift of the groom's mother, and a mag 1 nifcent silver service, the gift of the brides parents, and q large silver plat
 ter, the gift of the groom's brothers and sisters
 MARRIAGE LAST EVENING
 l OF MISS LOWE AND
 nf MIR. WILLIS
 The beautiful home wedding of Miss
 Annie Wyly Lowe and MT. Walker Will lis was d brilliant event of yesterday, around which much interest has been eentered since the announcement of the liengagement, ThS marriage and Fecep- ton which followed. took place at the l home of the brides parents, Mr, and Mrs. David r. Lowe on Holcombe
 street.
 ! The ceremony was witnessed by fel- atives and a few close friends at 7sO o'clock and the reception which follow- I ed at 8 o'clock, was attended by large
 number of friends invited In honor Of
 The front parlor, in which the ceFe= l mony took place, was decorated in a tasetful placing of white chFysanthe 1 mums, palms, ferns and smilax, which with charming effect were placed Tn | semi-circle between the two front | windows At either side was placed a l tail, many branched candelabra of brass, in which white tapers burned :, In the second parlor, American Beauty was the color used. Here, with pret- ty effect, the punch table was adorned l in American Beauty roses and smilax, and the whole was lighted by candles
 In the dining room plan of white and green was carried out on the l brides table in 9 pretty arrangement of brides roses land white tulie ana smilax and crystal candelabras m
 which burned white tapers. ,,..,. .,,, bon bearers, Ella Frances Beals and
 William oliver Janney, cousins of the bride, entered through the second par Tor tnto the first up to the place of ] celebration, forming with ribbons the
 aisle through which the bridal party
 VT The bridal party entered to the strains of the Wedding March, the l maids leading the way. Together en- tered Miss Lollie Peck Wylg of Atlanta, ] and Miss Effie May Wagner. weaFing white organdies with pinx girdles and l themums. Next to enter were Miss Sallie Grace Bea1e and Miss Roberta Roberts, in white organdie, with blue | girdles and gloves, and carrying white l chrysanthemunls,
 | Miss Allie Willis of Pensacola, sister of the groom, who was maid of honor, l followed. She wore a white lace robe | over taffettas with Empire girdle and
 carried yellow ehrysanthemums.
 The bride entered with her father