The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-24

honor. Mss charity vaughan. the bride's young sister. fl esh and sweet in white lingerie gown and carry- Ing white carnations: last the bride on the arm of her twin brother. Mir. Mc- Clellan Vaughan, most charming in a white rnessaline frock made slightly empire, illusion we'll caught to her hair with a wreath of orange blossoms. and an arm shower of white carna- tions and ferns tied with white tulle-
 MT. Tunnell with his best man. MT. Bruce Hart. of Bloomington. Ill.. met the wedding processions at the altar. and as the Mendelssohn wedding march burst forth. the bridal party left the church in reverse order and was driv- en to the home of the brides parents. Mir. and Mrs. James Harrison Vaughan, at 2O6 South Broad street, where an informal reception was held to which only relatives and most intimate
 At midnight Mir. and Mrs. Tunnell left for Marbury. Ala, which place they will make their home. Mir. Tunnell holds a high position with the Mar. bury Lumber Company
 Mrs Tunneirs travelling gown was a lovely leather shade voile with hat and gloves to match.
 Gflbert-Burmeft.
 At o'clock this evening Miss Pearl Locke Burnett and Mir. Albert Van Bu- ren Gilbert were married at the resi- dence of the brides uncle. MT. John L. Locke. No. 8 Davitt street. MT. H H. McNeill. of the St. Francis Street Methodist Church, officiating.
 The house was transformed into a. veritabie bower by the use of mum erous palms and profusion of white cut flowers.
 As MT. c c. Mechern. IT,. played the wedding march the bridesmaid, groomsman.- Mir. William J. McGowan. Jr., entered the parlors. Miss Mechem handsomely gowned in white net trimmed in lace and carrying white chysanthemums; following came the maid of honor. Miss Edith Steiner, of Greenville. in stylish frock of white moire silk trimmed with real lace, and carrying pink Killarney roses; then the two little flower girls, Misses Frances Locke and Elizabeth Bailey. In white lingerie frocks, pink sashes and car rying pink roses: last came the fair young bride on the arm of her father, Mir. Patton Burnett, of Greenvilie, her gown of white net over silk, with flow ing illusion veil supported by an orange spray on her dark hair, and cascade bouquet of brides roses and orchids. completed an ideal bride
 Mir. Gilbert with his best man, Mfr. John F. Carter. Jr. entered with MT. McNeill
 A reception followed the ceremony. at which Mrs. John l.. Locke was as- sisted in receiving by Mrs Thomas Shepherd. and those who served were Mrs. Robert D. Harrison. Mrs. Ed ward M. Bailey, Mrs. Harry Locke. Mrs. O. c. Sims. Misses Ida and Fan nie MciKnstry, Myrtle Mechem and Modesto DeMouy.
 The bride changed her wedding dress for a travelling gown of blue cloth, with hat to match, and she and Mr. Gilbert left on the Louisville and Nashville train at 7:56 o'clock for New Orleans, from which place they sail on Saturday on the steamship Ellis for Central America. Upon their return. about No- vefnber Is, they will be at home to their friends at 24 South Lafayette Street.
 peavy-Gimbr0ugh.
 The lovely home of MT. and Mrs. John Gimbrough on Houston Street, was the scene. this evening at S;S0 nsrfnelx If fhe marriage of their