The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-08
arss HARnlET PTNKHAM

MISS MAknlET F.a nnnAAmMr urso~
 At the Church of the Good Shepherd on-the-Hill, in the presence uir 1n num Der of loving friends; he impressivse s Mir. Clarence Hanson occurred yester- day at 1:30 o'clock. The Reverend C. sh erwood whitney was the celsbrant the marriage was one of s.vectly sim pie beauty. The music. with Mrs. TT. Harry Garrett at the organ. and Miss Merial Blacks violin. added greatly to she beauty and impresslyciy solemn ity of the ceremonial. The s'Iraliany Romance" was softly played durins the ceremony and the welding n,ars,,ss ,sass played at the entrance of the bride and for tn, recessional after the marriage:
 The tride wore sn elegant and guiet u coat and pleated skirt and T mar of lighter shades, trimmed In King of Spain pIumes. She entered with her her hand in marriage to MT. Hanson. MT. Hanson was attended by Els brother. Mir. Victor lllrs1n of Mont sr M MT: Albert 1 si Hanson @ of of Montgomery. was also in Augusta yesterday to aI- tend the marriage. The bride rever oosa % e sp and ane sat sn One of the pretty sentiments of the suspicious occasion was the selection of the date: which was the sixteenmtn u. mr John w. Dickey. the uncle and guar dian of the bride. who has been to her like father since her childhood. MT after the ceremony for a Northern make. their home with Miss Mcc,y CD recipients of many 6eaatif I and eie-- gant present which testified to their high place in the hearts cf many isn inr and on anions nf trib ' ate to G tho bride and her beautiful voice sent by Ir. Herrick of Atlanta. who during his ssy in Hs for e the bpd like quality of Miss Pinkham's voice was very often expressed, and upon learning. of her approaching marriage he sent her beautiful singing cansy in a git cage as a feeting eift.--Ao gusta (Ga.) chrinocie.
 + + MISS SMITH WEEDS
 At T o'clock yesterday evening at the residence of her aunt. Mrs. M. A. Branch, on South Lawrence Street. was married to Hr. John Edward Wil- kinson. Jr.. of Prattville. Rev H. W. Fancher officiating:
 MT. ": II smith, for number of years Tax Collector of Macon County. By her attractive personality and charms saf hs ste Eoa wo Ros wifi Ssrs as a popular teacher ir the public schools. The groom Is a rising young physician of Prattville, where ue is popular in the business and social circles.
 Owing to the brides recent illness no invitations were Issued. the marriage being a quiet affair.
 pr. and Mrs. Wilkinson left last night on the south bound Louisville and Nashville for New Orleans and few weeks. Upon their return they will be at home to ther friends at Prattville, Ala.
 CHAPAIAN-WALL.
 pr. and Mrs Conrad Wall request the honor of your presence at the mar- riage of their sister, Miss Myra Belle Wall and MT. John Henry Chapman, vember 20. at o'clock. at the Meth odist Church. Forest Home, Ala" RECEPTION AND LINEN
 SHOWER FOR MISS HANNON.
 Mrs. J. L. Hall entertained near a hundred guests yesterday afternoon at her home on Perry Street in honor of Miss Pauline Hannon, whose marriage to Mir. Cook will be an event of next Thursday. The occasion was a linen shower and reception and the bride- elect was the recipient of many beautt- full gifts. Mrs. Halls homo was fur ther beautifed for the afternoon by an artistic placing of yellow chrysanthe- mums, smilax, and potted foliage Hall and Miss Hannon, Mrs. Robert Strinkfeiiow, Miss FanHis Eahnen and Miss Annie Laurie Seibels. In the dim
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