The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-10
UNION SPRINGS WEDDINGS.
Four Couples Chose wednesday for Ina- pDrtnnf Event.

| pDrt0ut Event.
 Union Springs. Oct. 9-(Speciah )-- This was q day of marriages in Unfor Springs, four of the city's young peo' pie choosing Wednesday as their wed. ding day.
 The first was that of Mr.. Jackson | Moseley to Miss Genie Wade. of Troy which event was solemnized at o'clock | in the morning. MT. and Mrs. Nose | ly coming at once to Union Springs where they are at home with the bride groom's parents, Mir. and Mrs. F. M. Mose1ey.
 An elaborate course dinner was serv. ed at the home. only relatives being present.
 Mir. Frank Moseley. Miss Elizabeth Moseley. Mrs. Lucy Randle Payne and MT. Jim Henry Randle attended the marriage from here.
 The home wedding of Miss Willie Candler Norman to Mir. Dani& Lott of Waycross, Ga. was an event of inter est. The ceremony occurred at o'clock in the presence of large and notable assembIage of friends. As the guests entered the beautifully Jennie Hobdy and Lena Grady and iii- rected to the fruit punch bowl. where Misses Louise Reid of Birmingham. and Elizabeth Mosley served punch. using a. ladle that belonged to the great-grandmother of the bride.
 Near the door of the parior Miss Meta Hayes had charge of the wedding book in which all the guests regis tered.
 The parlor where the ceremony took place was in green and white and be- fore an improvised altar over which wedding bells were suspended, and around which burned candies in silver candelabra, the couple stood
 Previous to the marriage Mrs. Hugh Caldwell at the piano, Mrs. Gilbert Ramsey violin. Mr. Hugh Caldwell flute, rendered program of music, and Mrs, Blue sang Schubert,s serenade. As the party entered Mrs. Blue sang Lohengrin's bridal chorus. Faithful and True.%
 The little ribbons girls, Bessie wright and Laurie links. aFrayed n costumes of white, came first, ssforming with their ribbons an aisle through " hich the bridal party followed, MT. Charlie Norman with Miss Madge Norman of Columbus. Ga, MT. Jamie Norman with Miss Lillian Reid. The bride entered with her sister and maid of honor, Miss Mary Dean Norman. they wore net at the altar by the bridegroom and his best man, Mir. John Greer of Atlanta, and Rev. R. L. Bell performed the ceremony. 4
 The brides dress was white messa- line trimmed in fllet vaIencienne and pearl bertha, her veil was caught with an arrow pin, an heirloom of the fam fly. and she carried brides roses. The bride chose for her wedding day the anniversary of her. birth. and as her birth stone Is opals. the groom present. ed her with beautiful opal circled With two rows of diamonds and this she wore. The bridesmaids wore white net over green silk and carried pink carnations. The maid of honor's dress was white chiffon trimmed in lace and she carried white carnations.
 After congratulations to the happy couple the guests passed out through the dining room, where the many and handsome bridal gifts were displayed.
 The bride is the oldest daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. D. Norman and com bined with inherited intellect, individ< ual force of character and marked mental power, graduate with the A. M. degree from the State University she Is noted for the gentler grace that belong to Southern womanhood as well as for Ter brightness.
 Her going away gown was a tail ored creation of blue opening over waist of ecru net and hat of blue, with touches of brown.
 The bridegroom, Mir. Lott, is a eub- stantial real estate man of Waycross, Ga. and is gentleman of high char acter and many fine qualities.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lott left on the even ing train for a trip to Lookout Moun- tain, Hot Sprngs and Ashville.
 Tuesday evening the bridal party was entertained by Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Norman.
 The following out-of-town guests were present at the marrage: Mrs. Wm. Barnett of'Troy. Mrs. Lillian Reid of Birmingham, Mir. Claude Ivey of Dawson, Ga, MT and Mrs. P. A. Ira wis and MT. Bealle Travis. MT. and Mrs. Will Pierce of Montgomery. MT. and Mrs. John Lewis of Columbus. Ga, MT. and Mrs. Ben Nix of Suspen- son and MT. and Mrs. R. J. Thornton of Midway.
 The marriage of Miss Willie Eto- wah Stokes to Mir. Davis Alexander Bragg was solemnized at 5:30 o'clock at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. E. J. Stokes.
 The home was artisticalIy arranged with smilax. ferns and cut flowers, ana as the guests entered the hall Miss Alice Clarke served a delicious fruit punch from a table decorated with IOSGS dHQ IeTHS. MTS. De AdSud OI Triton, Ga, presided at the plano and to the strains of Mendelssohn's we'd ding march the bridal party entered the parlor, coming down the hall. First came Miss Mamie Bragg of Brundidge. with Mir. Gerald Wolfenden. and Miss Katie Will McNeal of Buena Vista, Ga. with Mir. Dan Mclean. Then came the little flower girl. Ruth Sanborn, of Americus, Ga, and the ring bearer, Stanley De Lasha. The bride and groom entered together and stood just in the doorway where with impress i've words Rev. J. M. Thomas united the two trusting hearts.
 The bride looked charming ih her travelling suit of grey chiffon broad cloth. the coat opening over a lace waist. Her hat was a becoming affair of velvet with a touch of blue and brown, and she carried brides roses. The maid of honor wore a pink silk null and carried pink carnations. The brides maid wore white chiffon and carried pink carhations. The little flower girl and ring bearer were beau tifully dressed in white.
 MT. and Mrs. Bragg left on the even -inG train for RrpndidGo AoE EiAAA