The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-11
TN SOCIETY
By Mrs. j. M. DEF ottes.

ried a shower of bride roses and white
f Fosd rasor o II and
Margaret Cobb, of this city. We're dam
tiiy dressed In white chiffon. over
white taffeta, with pink broeade sashies
Their flowers were cluster bunches OF
pink sweet peas and maiden-h hair fern,
Temple seibels, Of Montgomery, Ala
man. and the ushers were Henry Sci
ford Burwell. Lieutenant Fisher and n
Lieutenant Hilary Williams. u s. NJ
Percy Petit, Julian Osborne and Dr'
TD9rins the ceremony the organ
splayed sofetly Lernare's Andantino, and
the wedding party left the church 20 .
the, familiar strains OF Mendeisso we're
numerous and handsome. Among these
were three chests of silver Breat
silver bowl. the gift OF the w va nese
bronze vase.
"From to IL o'clock a. reception
gi Mas as 'Pe b eome on
avenue. Client. The house was taste.
fully decorated with palms, ferns ana
southern smiax the Lights ana ana whlte
After an extended trip to New YORK,
Canada and Montgomery, Alabama ths
home Of Paymaste gesi Seip at old Point
as long as the Kentucky remains IN
Hampton Roads. ,,o vea.
The out of town guests az the w Wge:
Mr. and Mrs Selden Taylor, of Rlcn-
mond Miss Floyd Taylor, w. T. Sci
bells Of Aaba%a a;.d MISS ra Mamie r Mrs
and Mrs. Powell Hin, of Baltimore and
Miss Sallie Petit,
"Ho'N" ~ AND MIR. COLE.
An account of the marriage OF MISS
Carolyn Lewis Lum and Mr.. Robert
Leon Cole which took place in Birm-
ingham, will he of interest here. where
the bride has lived much of her Ire,
and Is held in high regard. In speak
ing of the wedding. The Birmingham
Age Herald said:
"A beautiful wedding was celebrated
yesterday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock at
the home of the brides parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. George E Lum on South sixteenth
Avenue. when Miss Carolyn Lewis Lum
and Mr.. Robert Leon cole were pro-
nounced man and wife by Key; Mr. Sler-
ling Foster of the South Highland Pres
byterian Church.
THE entire lower floor OF this ele-
giant home was gorgeousiy decorated IN
plans, ferns. smilax and cut flowers. In
the drawing room where the ceremony
was performed. the entire mantel was
hidden by the ferns ana palms.
mingling with white roses ana lilies,
which reached almost to the ceiling.
Just in front of this the ceremony was
performed. Miss Bessie Lpm. gowned In
white Nazerine silk over yellow, with
white Neapoiitan hat, trimmed with
white flowers with yellow centers, en-
tered lust in advance of the bride, with
Mr.. Wilbur Cole The bride wore
travelling gown of light tan wolfe over
silk, with becoming leghorn trimmed
with black velvet ribbons with now
ers and ostrich plume, and entered the
room with her father, was met by the
groom and his best man. his brother
Mr.. John Cole.
Miss Mamie Lum wore a gown of
white Nazarine silk over yellow, with
a picture hat, and Mrs. Lum wore an
elegant black costume. Miss Mary La
nier played the wedding march. The
dining room was decorated in palms
and ferns with vases of roses The ia
BILE containing the bon-bons bore an
elaborate centerpiece, on which rested
a vase OF yellow roses. From the chan
delier were festooned streamers of
white ribbons. reaching each corner OF
the table and caught with graceful
bow knots. Here refreshments We're
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cole received many eie-
giant gifts among them two handsome
chests of silver. one from the parents OF
the bride.
M. an dMrs. Cole left on the after
noon train for short visit to Lookout
Mountain, and will stop over in this
city before they continue their visit to
New.Orleans and other coast cities, and
later will be at home in Vicksburg,
Miss, Z
Mr.. and Mrs Cole are both very pop-
ular young people In the city and viii.
be greatly missed, and especially among
the music lovers, for they are both ar
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