The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-11-17

sticks with lighted pink candles. form ing two lines with, pink ribbons.
 !. When the lines reschsd the front door. the bride,s maids daintly attired in lingerie frocks. with wells. slippers, gloves and girdles of pink, carrying pink carnations. entered from the ves- trv room to the music of Lohengrin's Bridal Chorus Faithful and True" beautifully rendered by q we'll trained choir. First came Miss Mary Andrews. next Misses Julia Floyd and Irene Peach. then Miss Susie Peach. follow ed by Mrs. Hugh Roberts, of Birming- ham. matron, wearing . lingerie dress over taffeta, eiaborately trimmed with lace. with white veil and bouquet of white carnations, and Miss Mary Rob erts. maid of honor. gowned In pink radtum silk. with pink veil and carry ing pink carnations. All moved to the front door to meet the bride.
 The ushers and groomsmen, Messrs. D. w. Quiilin. of this place; s. P. Rain- CT. of Union Springs; l.. w. Pierce. of Montgomery; John McKendrick, Of Sheffield; W. H. Mitchell. of Florence; Deb. Roberts. of Birmingham, preced- ed the brides maids to the altar. Next came the little ring-bearer, Ar thur Peach, bearing the wedding ring on q white satin pillow, followed by the little flower girls. Kate Roberts. of Eufaula. with Paul McAipine; and Miriam Smart with Mac Martin. Fol- lowing these came in single file the maid and matron immediately preced- ing the bride. who was leaning on the arm of her father. Mir. B. T. Roberts. :. The brides gown was beautiful creation of marduissette over tafeta, elaborately trimmed with real lace, and a gtrdle of panne velvet.
 The groom, attended by his best man. pr. H. E. Peach. met the bride at the altar, where the wedding ceremony was performed. When the ceremony was over. the flower girls preceded the bride and groom to the door. scatter ing rose petals. A large gathering of friends and relatives attended the party pleasure reigned unaioyed. though slightly shaded by the. fact that the Young husband and wife were about to take flight to their future home in North Alabama.
 The Roberts home. which is an ideal place for entertaining. never looked lovlier than on this occasion. In the front parlor. where the bride and groom received the congratulations and good wfsaes of their friends. the eedecor- ations were of palms and pink roses. In the back parior the many handsome presents were displayed. Among these was . handsome chest of silver. the &lIL or the BroOmS I8mbtys many u6au~ tiful pieces of cut glass, china silver, and a check from the brides parents. Next the guests entered the dining room, where buffet supper wss served. In this room. also. the decorations were of pink and white. The table was beautiful with piece of Mexican work and on this vase of handsome La France roses.
 In the living room. beautiful instru- mental and vocal music was rendered throughout the evening. After the re- ception, Mrs. Peach donned her travel ing dress. which was Q green velvet coat suit trimmed with black wool braid. hat and gloves were en suite. The happy couple were driven imme- diateIy to the station where they took the train for their future hime.
 The whole occasion was elegant and beautiful, and with the picture still be- fore our eyes. and the sweet strains Of the music in our ears, we sped them on- We do not fear for their future. They are not pampered children of folly. They have the judgment to understand the serious side of life. and the courage to face it's requirements. And, as they 20 hand in hand and side by side,{ we breathe q prayer after them, and sin- cereiy trust that they will
 trust that they will
 Love on through all ills.
 And love on till they die.
 B Davie.
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