The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-01

fectly carried out, one of which was the signing of the marriage certificate
 by the bride and groom and best man
 at the altar, and during which the choir sang The Voice that Breathed Der Eden"
 The ceremony was performed by Rev. Matthew Brewster, assisted by Rev. Archibald F. Carr, the minister of the Presbyterian Church.
 The music at the church was espe- cially selected, and the choir, composed of Mrs. Lavretta, Misses Watson, Heus- tis, Gusman and Messrs. McBee, Planck, Hallewell and Daly never rendered ! Lohengrin sweater, nor Mrs Lavretta
 never was in better voice than during
 her singing of Ava Maria" prior to | the ceremony.
 The wedding reception afterwards at the Whiting residence was a truly brilliant affair and Mrs. Whiting, wearing a white net embroidered in pink and gold and over cloth of gold looked as young and pretty as the bridesmaids and was the centre of at traction.
 Of course, the dining room where the
 brides table was set with centrepiece of basket of white roses and tulle and | double heart cake. with sprays of lilies of the valley and where wine and buffet supper was served, was one of the centres of attraction. Another was the newly constructed porch enclosed in canvas and hung with wisteria and Japanese lanterns.
 But most attractive of all was the display of presents. Never has there
 been so lucky couple before Silver platters and pitchers. cut-glass and pitchers, real works of art from here and abroad. while the gift of the groom
 was one of the most perfectly set dla- mond cluster brooches.
 Nothing jollier or more enjoyable than the HerronW Whiting reception has ever been chronicled here. Toasts Ra-
 lore were drunk. There was the cut tlng of the cake. the receiving of pretty belt buckle souvenirs by the maids from the bride and diamond eye owl
 head and bird scarf pins for the men.
 the gifts of MT. Heron.
 Miss Gertrude Smith, Elizabeth Rhett.
 virginia Sims. Florence Davidson, of montgomery, and Grace Rocket assist ed in serving. while Mrs Albert Bush
 presided over the puncn bowl and Mrs
 E. M. Robinson in the dining room.
 The bride who Is we'll known not only in this State but quite ali over the coun- try, Is the youngest daughter of Gen. and Mrs. J. w. Whiting and has since her debut fewyearsago been most popular girl and greatest beauty.
 MT. Heron chose not only with his eyes put ms ears. Tor Sne Is clever as well. gracious and ch ,rmink of man
 ner, clever at repartee and equal 10 any emergency, whether it be driving a large touring 1ar or wheeling around in an electric She has travelled abroad.
 is a graduate of Smiths College and
 wherever she has visited her name has always been first all entertaining lists.
 MT Heron. who is originally from Indianapolis. has made his home here several years and where he has been
 wonderfully successful in tbe financial
 world. for although vet young he is at the head of one of the largest timber firms in these parts. Socially he is a
 most decided favo:itA. is a member of all the prominent clubs. IS an enthus- iastic automobilist s fhlI Of energy and love for doing for others. is jolly, clever
 and bright and 1t IS an altogether ideal match.
 l Mir. and Mrs Heron will spend their | honeymoon in Arizona. Colorado and l on the Pacific coast. La,er In the sum
 mer they will tour the East in Mr. Her 1 ron's white steamer
 Among those who came from a dist ance for the wedding were Mrs. Heron l (Mr, Herron's mother). Mrs Carl Seals
 of Birmingham. and Mrs. Morton of C9l- l umbus, Miss.