The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-19
THE MARRIAGE OF MISS 2.


 THE MARRIAGE OF MISS x.x
 A beautiful wedding or yesteruay at ( o'clock was that of Miss Mary Mar shall Vass and Mir. Ausborn Barron Henry, at the home Q, .ne ehn,i eriov yass tn ths presence of a number of invited
 The yass home was transformed into
 scene of orisnts, rSan 9eau'y ine luxuriant 9eet tropical plants, among which were mingled masses of fragrant and gor- geous blooms embowered in skillfully arranged pot fed plants ropes of feathery ferns, dei- icatc smiiax, American Beauty roses and autumn leaves,
 The parlor, in which the ceremony was performed, was banked with wnite brides roses and green ferns. The background of the improvised altar was banked with white brides roses' the lowor part being entirely conceai- cd by palms and ferns. and was fllu- minated by the bright glow or nu. merous waxen tapers and fncandescent
 Tn the dining room was arranged the brides table, where the cutting of the brides cake held its usual fascination for the finder of the ring. dime ana on a handsome lace centerpiece. and draperies for the table.
 At the appointed hour the bridal par ty approached their places to the soft strains of Mendelssohn's wedding march, rendered by Miss Josie Carter.
 Little Miss Marshall Elise Fitzpat- rick, niece of the bride, in dainty white lingerie frock acted as ring
 Miss Theresa vass was her sisters lovely maid of honor. and wore love 1y gown of W nite messaline silk, with lao Arff m mings,and carried a bouquet of white chrysantehmums tied with smilax.
 Miss Maude valine Sanford. the bridesmaid. was beautifully gowned in menterie trimmings, and carried white chrysanthemums tied with smilax. The bridegroom. with his best man, MT. altar. These were % followed flowed by the the bride on the arm of her father.
 The bride was richly robed in white liberty satin. en traine. elab1rately was caught in place with a spray of lilies of the valley. and she carried brides roses with shower of lilies
 The Rev. Neal L. Anderson perform ed the impressive Ung ceremony. The ring used was worn by the brides great-great-grandmother, Mrs. Lettice on her memorable wedding day.
 Following the ceremony MT: and Mrs. Vass and the bride and bride lowed by an elaborate buffet supper.
 Mrs. J l.. Gaston and Mrs. Robert Goldthwaite served punch during the Master Robert vass kept the wedding
 Later in the evening MT. and Mrs. Henry left on a wedding :. journey the holidays. before they go to their future home in New Orleans.
 This wedding, owing to the popular ity of the bride. who has spent most of her life in Montgomery. is one of unusual interest. as was evidenced by the attentions in the way of pre-nup- tial entertainments and other compli- her.
 Mir. Henry is a popular young bus mess man, formerly of Mobile. but re- gently of New Orleans.
 MARRIAGE OF MISS TEN
 MILE AND MIR. M'CORD.
 Miss Clara Tennille and Mir. Arthur William McCord of Los Angeles Cal,
 at s sSms of ser moth CT. Mrs. A. St. Clair Tennille, on Washington Avenue. and in the mar riage much deep interest was felt by large circle of friends or the bride, her mother, and of her father. the late Dr. "A. St.C. Tennille, 'on account of whose recent death the wedding was soiemnized quietly in the presence of White and green were the tones of the adorning of the apartments devot-
 to the n tFs se emony. and there splendid palms, ferns, carnations, chrysanthemums and brides roses were grouped and in the other flowers, arranged with pretty effecx, were lilies of the valley and hya- cinths
 The bride was attended by her sis ter. Mrs. Warren Burton who wore s,,;l with trimmings of pJint lace and car ried white roses.
 The bride was escorted by ner broth er-in-law, MT. Warren B. Burton. Her gown was white Japanese silk with elaborate trimmings of rich lace and her bouquet was of brides roses and her long veil was caught with orange The bridal party was joined at the place of celebration by the groom, at- tended by his brother. MT. David Mo mony was performed by Rev. D. D. Waddell, of Meridian. Miss, a life e-time friend of the family. A short time af- visit to friends in Birming gham. They will return to spend Christmas with the brides mother here, and later the cou- pie will go to Los Angeles. where they will make their home. and where MT. McCord is a we'll known and prcmi- nent dealer in real estate, stocks and bonds
 An attractive feature of the mar. riage was the music program, which included numbers on the violin rend- cred by Miss Nellie Violin and piano selections by Miss Chambliss. An out-of-town guest at the wedding was Mir. Charles McCord of Prattville. brother of the groom.
 MISS mACEY AND MIR.
 JOHNSON MARRIED. home ceremonial of impressive beauty and solemnity was performed yesterday morning at the residence of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. W. L.. Macey. when Miss Ruth Macey and MT. David Johnson were married. in the midst of loving relatives and friends, Elder J M. Barnes officiating. The home was decorated in an artis- tis setting of Christmas greens, ferns, palms and cut flowers.
 To the strains of Mendelssohn's we'd ding march, played by Mrs. Ladie Bow ling. and Mir 'Oren D. Jones and Mir. Warren Allen led the way down the stairs to the front parlor. They were followed by Miss Dixie Macey. the sis ter of the bride. the only other attend