The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-04-28
wHITE-JoHNsoN.


 Few weddings in Uniontown have been the occasion of such widespread interest as that of Miss Eloise White and Mr. Charles Poellnitz Johnston, Jr., which was solemnized in the Presbyterian church on Wednesday afternoon, April 24.
 The church was simply and tastefully decorated with evergreens and vases of calla lilies.
 While the friends assembled at the church were awaiting the hour for the ceremony a short musical programme was rendered by MT Wyatt Hehin, baritone, of Birmingham, and Miss Mary Brown, organist.
 The ceremony, performed by Rev. D. l.. Lauder, was never more beautiful and impressive. The bride, who entered on the arm of her brother, MT. J. Harry White, was gowned in white satin stripe chiffon cloth with trimmings of French embroidered net She wore an exquisite Parisian veil of rose point which was presented to the bridegroom's s grandmoth- CT, the late Mrs. Margaret King Jones, for her wedding by her uncle, Wm. R. King, vice president of the United States. The bride carried lilies of the valley.
 Misses Matte Knight and Frances White were maids of honor. The former wore an elegant gown of pink crepe de chine, while little Miss White, niece of the bride; was a dainty picture In white Voile embroidered In pink.
 The bridesmaids were gowned in elab-, crate white lingerie robes, all wearing pink hats and slippers and carrying pink parasols. One distinctive feature or thls pretty wedding was the cluster of roses tied to the parasol of each bridesmaid. The maids of honor had bridesmaid roses dropping over the delicate white and pink lowered parasols, while the others car ried white nephitos buds on their modlsh pink sunshades. Little Elizabeth Brad ford, the ring bearer, appeared orldes- maid in miniature. clad in a hand-Inade muslin with pink hat and tiny pink sun shade.
 The bridegroom entered with his best man. Mir. George D. Johnston, Jr., of Tuscaloosa.
 The bridesmaids were Misses Belle and Helen Duncan, Elizabeth White or NeW Rerne. Mary Jones of Tuscaloosa, Mary Boyd of Spartanburg, $. c. and Violet Marx.
 The groomsmen were .Messrs. w J. White. Lew Carter of Meridian, Miss, will Poellnitz of Greensboro, H. A. May or Birmingham, L. D. Davidson, William Munford and Dr. J. N. Mclean.
 Messrs. John G. White and J. M. Rich ison were ushers.
 Immediately a1leT lIlo SplNiiiDii5 elaborate and elegant reception was held at the home of the brides mother, Mrs. J. II. White. MT. and Mrs. Johnston left on the evening train for visit to ms parents in New Orleans.
 Among the out t-of-town guests who at tended the wedding were: Gen. George D. Johnston of Tuscaloosa, Ala, Mir and Mrs. c. P. Johnston, New Orleans; Mir and Mrs. Henry A. Jones' MT. de Vann Jones' Miss Mary Jones. from Tuscaloosa, Ala; MT. and Mrs. Dave Prowell, Day ton. Ala; MT. and Mrs. Charles Walk CT. Faunsdale, Ala; MT. and Mrs. T. J. Henin, Birmingham, Ala; Mrs B: G' Snyder. Louisville, Ky; MT. and Mrs. V. H. Hanson, Montgomery, Ala; MT. and Mrs Robert White Nel1 Berne, Ala; Misses Lizzie Smith, Marion Carrie Mor- risette, New Berpe; Myrtle Simms, Fort Gibson, Miss; .Messrs. Wyatt, Heiiln' Birmingham, Ala. Lew Carter, Meridian, Miss; Wm. Poellnitz, Greensboro, Ala, and Matt Murphy. Greensboro, Ala