The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-01
MOBILE SOCIETY.
Miss Ross weds MT. Little.

Mobile. Sept 30-fSpeciaL )--one of the prettiest weddings of the year was that of Miss Clara Hughes Ross and MT. Con Roberts Little. which was sol emnized tonight at g o'clock at St. Johns Episcopal Church.
 Stately palms ,feathery ferns, and tall cathedral candles were So arrang- ed as to enhance the elegant simplic- ity of the church and form fitting background for so charming a bridal party.
 The Ave Maria was delightfully."- rep- dered by Mrs. c. L. Lavretta just before tho bridal party entered the church, and as the choir, composed of Mrs. Lavret- ta, Miss Gusman MT. Ernest Planck. MT. Crawford Watson and MT. Daily, sang the wedding march from I4ohen- grin. the matron of honor. Mrs. Erwin Little, beautifully gowned in pink lace over pink silk, made slightly empire. white rosebud wreath in her hair. and carrying brides roses tied with white ribbon, led the bridesmaids down the aisle from the chancel to meet the fair young bride. Following came Miss Bes- sic winn. of Demopolis. and Miss Helen Taylor, ard set in white lingerie sio fk.eIs Persian rib bon sast .55s Il ,7 \ pink roses. of New -aG r snst. in . sty- fish imp, s6S9 hite lace and louisfne 2 N .fS XVI style, and an e carrying pink TO. aoaa and ,erna. tiec with pink chiffon. Then the ushers. Messrs. Arthur Yer ger, William Little Warren Field, George Lesesne and Russell Hollinger, headed the procession back to the al- tar. the matron of honor. bridesmaids and maid of honor proceeding the bride on the arm of her father. Mir. William l.. Ross .her gown of white crepe do chine, empire style profusely trimmed in real Valenciennes lace and orange blos- soms in her hair, holding in place a veil of illusion which fell to the hem of her gown, an arm bouquet of bride s roses tied with white chiffon, put the finishing touch to one of the loveliest and daintiest little brides Mobile iIas ever known. The bridegroom. MT. Con Roberts Little, with his brother. Mir. Erwin Little, as best man, met the bri- dal party at the altar, where Rev. Gard ner L.. Tucker performed the ceremony in the beautiful words of the Episcopal service. and as the joyous tones of the Mendelssohn wedding march burst from the organ under the skillful hands of MT. F. A. Dunster. the party iert the church in reverse order.
 An informal reception for the reis lives and most intimate friends follow ed the ceremony. at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. W. L.. Ross, on South Cedar Street At mid- night the young couple left to spend their honeymoon in the. mountains or North Carolina. the bride wearing a stylish and becoming suit or blue vofle, with blue hat. tan gloves and snoes. :. On their return they will live with MT. and Mrs. Erwin Little on West GoVerp- ment Street.
 Gen J. W. Whiting returned yester- day from a visit to relatives in Vir- ginia and a short stay in Atlantic City and New York
 Mrs. B. l.. Johnston returned satur- day night from a visit to her parents In Kentucky.
 MT. Walter W. Heron arrived Satur- day and will spend a few days here be- fore joining Mrs. Heron at her grand raother's plantation near TalladeRa. Mrs. James Maury, Misses Helene and Maria Celeste Mapry, of New Orleans, are in the city to attend the Little Ross wedding this evening. and are the guests of Mrs. Maury's mother, Mrs William IT. Ross
 Mrs. Martha Yerger has returned from pleasant summer spent with her daughter. Mrs. George Banks, in Col umbus. Misa.
 Mrs. Rudolph Benz announces the en- gagement of her laughter, norothea Maria to Mir. Frank Wheeler Dunlap the wedding to take lace at an early date.
 Mrs F. E. Overall and Miss Lucille Spring. AsheviIle Washington and Bal timore, and are located at TOT S. Con- i ception Street, until their new home on l Government Street is completed.
 Mir. and Mrs Harry Pifians and fam fly moved uptoday from their summer home a. Montrosa Dr. and Mrs. S. E. Lightcap returned today from visit to Chicago and Mil waukee