The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-05
a1ARRrAor or MISS sf'MAN-

MARRIAGE OF MISS LYMAN
 NUS AND MIR. M'CRARY.
 A beautiful home wedding Of yester- day was that of Miss Willetta McMan- nus and Mir. Charles Herbert McCrary. which was solemnized at 5:30 o'clock at the home of the brides mother, Mrs. Lou McMannus on Adams Street The home was decorated in white and green and in the carrying out of the attract i've plan a lavish use of palms, ferns. graceful vine tracings and a quantity of white cut flowers were used.
 The front parfor was arranged for the ceremony. The mantel was massed with roses and ferns. The palms. ferns and other foliage plants which formed the background for the wedding scene were interspersed. with clusters of white roses. Tn the dining room the brides cake was placed on an exquis- itely adorned table. The adorning was of garlands of hothouse smilax and scarfs of tulle bride roses and candles burning in silver candelapra.
 The brides attendants were Miss Margaret Mashburn. maid of honor. and Miss Reese Julian, flower girl. and Mas ter Robert Foote, ring bearer. The groom was attended by Mir. James Wiley of Troy, as best man. The bride and bridegroom entered together to the tones of the wedding march played by Mrs. Charles Warner Sharman, and were preceded by the maid of honor, ring bearer and flower girIf The cer- emony was performed by Father Sav- age. and following it a reception was held in honor of the young couple. and during 1t dainty refreshments were served. land from a pretty table over which Miss Lydia Mashburn presided punch was served.
 The bride wore a handsome travel ing gown of blue cloth and her bou- quet was of white chrysanthemums Miss Mashburn, maid of honor. was at- tired in brown silk with hat, and car ried Killarney roses.
 Later Mfr. and Mrs. McCrary left for wedding trip East The bride is a daughter of Mrs. Lou McMannusf and the late MT. Felix McMannus. She is young woman whose admirable qualities of mind and heart endear her to many friends who will be deeply in- terested in her happiness. Her person. al attractions make her much admired. MT. McCrary is a highly esteemed young business man.
 MARRIAGE OF MISS SHANNON,
 AND MIR. cGGE.
 An impressive wedding ceremony was performed yesterday at the Clay ton Street Baptist Church, Rev. J. W o'Hara officiating The bride was Miss Eunice Eulalia shannon and the &AoSAtA @AALs AhhhOly oSHdcl EASSG The church was decorated with palms and ferns. The event took place at 1:30 o'clock. The bride wore a handsome travelling gown of brown cloth, with hat to match, and held a cluster of brides roses. She was accompanied to the altar by her brother in Jaw, Mir ashford Hearn. who gave her away. She was attended by Miss Gertrude Egge. sister of the groom, as maid of honor, and her sister, Mrs. Hearn, of Tuskegee, as matron of honor. Miss Egge was attired in tan voile over silk and carried white chrysanthemums Mrs. Hearn wore a toilette of blue velvet with hat and carried white chry- santhemums. The bridal party was joined at the altar by the bridegroom accompanied by the brother of the bride, MT. Claude shannon, who was best man. The ushers who led the way to the altar mere Mir. James Gal- lager and MT. c. B. Glengennis.
 The bridal party entered to the strains of the wedding march from Lo- hengrin rendered by Mrs. Bolin and Mise, Eleanor Wilson played "Because" befofe the entrance of the party and 70 Promise Me" during the ceremony
 Aftef the ceremony the young cou- .ile left for the station and started on
 welding trip to Georgia and Florida.
 Many warm friends are interested in the,fnarriage of this young couple and