The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-10
MARRIAGES AT UNION SPRINGS.
Four Couples Are United On the Same
 Day.

Union Springs, October 9.-(Special J. Today was a day of marriages in Union Springs, four of her young people choos- ing this as their wedding day The first was that of MT. Jackson Moseley to Miss Genie Wade of Troy, which event was solemnlzed at o'clock in the morning, Mir and Mrs, Moseley coming at once to Union Springs. where they are at home with the grooms parents, MT. and Mrs. r. NJ Moseley. An elaborate course din- ner was served at the home, only rel atives being present. MT. Frank Moseley, Miss Elizabeth Moseley, Mrs. Lucy Ran dle Payne and Mr. Jim Henry Randle attended the marriage from here.
 The home wedding of Miss Willie Cand- Ter Norman to MT. Daniel Lott of Way cross, Ga, was an event of Interest. The ceremony occurred at o'clock in the presence of 8 large and notable as- sembage of friends. As the guests en- tered the beautifully decorated hall they were met by Misses Jennie Hobdy and Lena Grady and directed to the fruit punch bowl. where Misses Louise Reid of Birmingham and Elizabeth Moseley served punch. using a ladle that belonged to the great grandmother of the bride. Near the door of the parlor Miss Meta Haynes had charge of the wedding book, in which all the guests registered The parlor where the ceremony took place, was in green and white. and before an improvised altar. over which the wedding bell were suspended and around which burned candles in silver candalabrR, the couple stood. Previous to the marriage Mrs. Hugh Calwell at piano; MT. Gilbert Ramsey, violin Mir. Hugh Caldwell. flute, rendered a programme of music and Mrs. Blue sang Schubert's serenade. and as the party entered, as follows. Mrs Blue sang Lohengren's bridal chorus" Faith full and True" The little ribbon girls, Bessie Wright and Laurie links, arrayed in costumes of white, came first, forming with their ribbons an aisle through which the bridal party followed. MT. Charlie Norman with Miss Madge Norman of Columbus Ga, MT. Jamie Norman with Miss Lillian Reid. The bride entered with her sister and maid of honor. Miss Mary Dean Norman. They were met at the altar by the groom and his best man, MT. John Greer of Atlanta and the Rev. R. l.. Bell performed the ceremony. The bride is the oldest daughter of Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Norman and combined with inherited intellect, individual force of character and marked mental power, a graduate with the A. M. degree from the State university she is noted for the gentler graces that belong to southern uoiuanhood, as well as for her bright
 ness. The groom, MT. Lott is a substan- tial and forceful real estate man of Way
 cross, Ga. MT. and Mrs. Lott left on the evening train for a trip to Lookout mountain. Hot Springs and Ashevile.
 The marriage of Miss Willie Etowah Stokes to MT. Davis Alexander Bragg was solemnzed at 530 o'clock at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. E. J. Stokes. The home was artstically arranged with smilax, ferns and cut flow CTS, and as the guests entered the hall Miss Alice Clarke served delicious fruit punch from table. decorated in roses and ferns Mrs. DeLasha of Tiff ton, Ga, presided at the piano. and to the strains of Mendelssohn's wedding march the bridal party entered the par Tor, coming down the hall. First came Miss Mamie Bragg of Brundige with MT. Gerald Wolfender and Miss Katie Will McNeal of Buena Vista, Ga, with Mr. Dan Mclean. Then came the little flower girl, Ruth Sanborn, Of Americus. Ga, and the ring bearer. Stanley De Lasha. The bride and groom entered together and stood just in the doorway where with impressive words. the Rev. J. M ;rlhomas united them. MT. and Mrs Bragg left on the evening train for Brun- didge for a visit to the groom's parents, and when they return they will be at home at the residence of Mrs. J. B. Reid.