The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-19
MARRIAGD or MISS ELY
 AND MR- BULLOCK.

AND MH. BULLOCK. At the First Baptiat church last eve ming at o'clock occurred one of the most beautiful weddings of the Easter chureh csTsSh, fui9 ef interested friends and acouaintances pr. Charles A. Stakely pronounced the worde that made Miss Ida Katherine Ely and MT. John Will liam bullock. Jr, husband and wife. The church was handsomely decorat- ed for the occasion In potted plants and cut flowers,
 At the appointed hour to the strains of Mende elssohn's wedding march played by Prof. T. c. Galloway, the birdal party entered the church and approached the altar down the middle aisle. Entering first were the ushers. MT. John Ely, of Knoxville, brother of the bride. with MT. Ely Galloway, of La- The were followed by MT. Will Amer inc with MT Charles Russell. of Co., lumbus, Ga. Next In order came the bridesmaids pretty picture in their dainty white rowns and great clusters of brides maid roses---Miss Sara Luckie of Birm- irgham with Miss Annie, Flynn and Miss Annie Teacher with Miss Annie Galloway of LaGrange. Ga. Miss Clair Ely, sister of the bride.
 
 pale pink radium over pink taffeta and carrying a shower boduet of brides maid roses, preceded the bride, who came in with her father and was met at the altar by the gyoom and his best man. Mr. Richard Carroll. of Pensaco-
 The brides gown was of white mes saline satin. entrains. with bertha of
 The bridal veil of maline was caught up with white rosebuds and fell ins graceful folds to the hem of her train.
 She wore a beautiful necklace with diamond pendant, the gift of the groom. and carried shower bouquet of bride roses tied with white maline.
 The bride is the eldest daughter of Capt and Mrs George Wellborn Ely and Is one of Montgomery's most at tractive young women.
 Mir. Bullock Is a prominent real es- tate man of Pensacola. Fla, Is we'll known In Montgomery and has many relatives and friends here.
 Mir. and Mrs. Bullock received many beautiful and costly gifts of silver. cut glas, china and bric-a-brac, the gifts being sent both to the home of the bride here and to her future home at Pensacola.
 At 9:3o o'clock last evening the young couple left for Pensacola, where they will make their home.
 The brides travelling gown was of grey aeolin cloth with becoming hat to match.
 Those out of town to attend the wedding were: Mir, Stewart seely, Att lanta: Miss Abbie Galloway. BaGrange. Ga: Mr. Ely Galloway. LaGrange, Ga; Mrs. J. N. Ball, Jacksonville, Fla; Miss Robert Armistead. Scotia; Mr. John Ely, Knoxville, Tenn; Miss Sara Luskte, Birmingham; Mir. Charles Russell, Co., lumbus. Ga, and MT. Richard Carroll of Pensacola.
 'BulIock-Ely Attendants Entertained. At the home on South Hull Street Thursday evening Mir. and Mrs. G. w. Ely entertained in a deiightfully i'm formal manner the attendants who were to take part in the Bullock-Ely wedding which occurred last evening at the First Baptist Church. The home on South Hull Street was charmingly decorated for the occasion. The dining room was beautified by a pretty arrangement of potted plants pink and white candles in silver can delabra. s~ In the cutting of the brides cake, | the ring fell to Miss Annie King, the dime to Miss Abbie Galloway and the thimble to Miss Sara Luckie. Those who enjoyed the evening were Miss Sara Luckie. of Birmingham;
 Miss Annie Teacher, Miss Annie Flynn,
 Miss Abbie Galloway. Miss Kate Ely. Miss Clair Ely, Mrs. John Ely of Knox sille, Tenn; MT. Will Amerine, Mir Charles Russell of Columbus, Ga; MT. Ely Galloway of La Grange and MT. Richard Carroll of Pensacola.