The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-25
JoNEs-HENDERsON.
Pretty Church wedding Takes Place
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Pretty Churcn Weuuih& khA~s
 Tn Troy.
 Troy, April 24.--(Special. )--A per- feet day smiled upon the wedding of Miss Gussie Henderson to Frank Leon Jones. which event took place this af- ternoon at :30 in the Methodist Church in the presence of a large assemblage of guest
 The handsome new church with it's exuuisite interior was in glad attire to receive the first bride to stand before its altar. Amidst setting of palms, ferns and other hot house plants, beau tfful spring roses showed their faces in graceful garlands and clusters. Be- quets of the same flowers marked the pews which were reserved by rib bons.
 Mrs. John P. Selman presided at the organ and rendered a program of de- lightful wedding music, among the numbers being "Marche Pontificale" by Lemmens Miss Lista A. Cell sang in beautiful voice the popular love song "Dearie, my Dearie,' and the first notes of MendelssohnAs wedding march announced that the bridal party was at hand.
 The ushers. Sam A. Williams. Doc Jones, Will A. Mabson and c. B. Gold thwalte. led the way to the altar. Miss Cathie Hume, maid of honor. preceded Lne f1ti tOliCt Woc VI HI&y Siih with touches of blue and white em- broidery and white hat. She carried a boquet of brides maids roses tied with pink maline.
 Then came the bride on the arm of her brother. Fred Henderson. who gave her away at the altar. The wedding gown was of gray embroidered voile made princess with bolero and the hat was French creation of gray and .t~ of brides roses tied with white ma line.
 They were met at the altar by the groom accompanied by his brother. Dr, Edward Jones of Atlanta and the two ministers. Rev. J. M. Dannelly, pastor of the Methodist Church, and Dr. w. D. Hubbard, of the First Baptist Church, who performed the ceremony in most impressive and beautiful manner pro- nouncing the sacred words which bound together the two lives and hearts forever. Rev. Mir. Dannelly off, fered prayer and the bridal party re- tired from the church to the strains of Wagner's bridal chorus from Lohen- grin.
 The bride as Miss Gussie Henderson. has since her coming out. been a. prominent figure in Troy society. She is the daughter of Mir. and Mrs Fox t1enOe1SOH, anu BTdHU uduel llNtl Ol tHN late Colonel E. B. Wilkerson. She has had exceptional advantages in educa- tion and travel and is 8 young woman of many accomplishments. She Is a blond type of beauty which becoming ly set off by her wedding toilet. made her a most charming picture this af- ternoon on the occasion of her mar riage.
 MT. Jones has been q resident of Troy less than year but he has by his sterling business qualities and gen tlemanly character fully established himself in tn" esteem of all frojans who congratulate him upon having won his bride. and who all join fin wishing them both a long life of unalloyed happiness. Mir. and Mrs Jones left Immediately after the ceremony on the Atlantic Coast Line for Atlanta. where they go to visit Mrs. J. l.. Campbell. a sister of the groom Before returning home the wedding trip will be extended to Look out mountain and to Rome, Ga, the former home of MT. Jones.
 Notable among the many handsome wedding presents were a complete chest of silver, the gift of the parents of the bride. and an elegant china tea set painted by Lycette of Atlanta and presented by the grooms family.