The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-04
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Wedding in Wetumpka Unites Prom
 inent Young Persons.


 inent Young Persons.
 Wetumpka. May3.-(Special.)- At the home of the brides parents in West wetumpka, a beautiful marriage. that is of interest to a large circle of friends, was solemnized Tuesday even ing when Clara Daniel Walkley and MT. Earle Eugene Jenks were joined herat and hand until death. do them part" The Rev Mir Cobb, of Mont gomery. using the solemnly beautiful words of the Episcopal ceremony. Only the relatives and a few friends were present.
 The parlor was artistically adorned in smilax and cut flowers. green and white being the color scheme and beautiful white roses in profusion tended their sweetness to the scene.
 The bridal party was arranged be- fore an improvised altar of ferns and the happy couple stood beneath an ex- quisite bell of white roses.
 At the appointed hour Miss Sanford sang very sweetly Love Solace" after which the triumphant strains of the wedding march pealed forth skillfully rendered The bridal party was led by four dainty little ladies, Misses Bertha and Pauline Hehenberg, Jenie Gamble and Tula Cantelou. who wore white and green and carried ribbons  came the matron of honor. Mrs. Leon Robison and MT. William Conniff, fol- lowed by the maid of honor, Miss Flu genia Walkley. The bride entered with her father and was met at the altar by the groom and his best man. MT. O. c. Humes. As the wedding march again pealed forth congratulations were showered upon them and the health of Mir and Mrs. Jenks was pledged in sparkling wine twenty three years old made by the hands of the brides mother.
 The bride wore a handsome travel ing gown of tan with hat to match and carried an arm shower of bride roses, she was gracious and beautiful in her new found happiness. The love ly maid of honor wore silk and carried carnations with maline and the ma- tron of honor was charming in pom padour net over taffeta and carried carnations.
 After the marriage a large and bril- iant reception was given, the hours being from nine to eleven.
 The apartments thrown open to the guests were lavishly adorned in ropes of smilax, ferns and cut flowers. In the library was the splendid array or handsome presents sent by relatives and friends from far and near which
  the charming bride is surrounded ana the popularity of the groom Among other beautiful gifts was a splendid selection of cut glass.
 In the dining room the color scheme was further beautified by vases Of lovely American beauty roses artisti- cally placed Here the brides cake was found and the guests endeavored to read their future by cutting the "prophets of after" The ring was found by Miss Sanford, the dime by Mir. William Conniff and Miss Annie Laurie Cain cut the thimble.
 Delicious punch was served through out the evening from a table on the yeranda in a bower of roses and the tempting refreshments carried out the color scheme in white and green hearts of frozen dantieS6and cake. The place cards were gfeeh hearts and white | ribbons.
 The bride is the oldest daughter of | MT. and Mrs. D. w. Walkley is a young woman of charming personality and has enjoyed great popularity dur ing her girlhood and young woman hood.
 MT. and Mrs. Jenks left Tuesday night for Mobile after which they go on A trip of some weeks through the north and will then be at home with the bridegrooms parents in Mobile