The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-24
hENS OF MOBILE SOCIETY
sl.s Carter we'd. Mr HaniIton.

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 aiss Carter weds Mr Hamilton. Mobile, Jan. 23--(Special.) )-No fairer 1 sweeter bride was ever seen than Miss Lillian May Carter. who at night-fall this evening became the wife of MT. Henry Clifton Hamilton.
 The Government Street Presbyterian Church was the scene of the happy event. and the white and gold of the church interior was background for the palms and ferns which filled the chancel The ceremony was set for 6:sO o'clock, and long before the hour. the throng of friends filling the church told an eloquent tale of the popularity of the young couple
 While waiting for their arrivai. Mr 1: F. A. Dunster gave beautiful organ recital. and Mss Talcott Watson ana MT. W. o Daily gave vocal selections. . The bridal march from Lohengrin was sung by Miss Watson, Miss Gussman, MT. Daily and MT. E H. Pianek. To these happy strains the bridal party entered. led by the gromemraen, rae Messs.. Ies. es Hamilton. Manning Spotswood, Jonn Shield, J. F. Carter. IT,. J. c. Wltner. spoon. Next the three bridesmaids Miss salome Garnett. Mis- Alberta Gar nett and Miss Katherine mbs,e Mscne point r d'es- brit and carrying arm bouquels of white roses Miss Leone Snaner oi Pana. Iii, was the maid of honor, ana was prettily gowned m n wnase ,ane She She car ried an arm bouquet of pink roses.
 The brids with her father. MT. !Qnn r Carter. came last and at the aHar was mel by Mir. Hamilton with his best man. Mir. curran Spotswood. A more radiant picture of lovely girlhood was rarely seen than this sweet youns d Daiue who has just bloomed into womannoou, and who has scarcely had time to take her rightful place among the young bellies before restgning the scepure to reign supreme in one nome ene lovely in her, wedding gown of French orrar,die over white taffeta, elaborate, iy trimmed in lace, and the graceIui long veil falling to the hem oi .ne gown. Her flowers assa were and lilies S"e of 'ns After the ceremony which was per; formed by Rev. A. F, Carr. Ihe prlos. party adjourned to the od n,sd with good wishes and repeated congratuia. tions until Mir. Hamilton and his nride denarted on their wedding trip. They left on the Mobile and Ohio. 10 De ae- sent ten days
 Mir. Gordon and NIfss Hooks Wed:
 Another beautiful wedding tnis evening was at the home or MT. ana Mrs A. Fletcher Hooks. whose young est' daughter. Lucy Anne, was mar. ried to Mr,. Robert E. Gordon at S'so
 The wedding was a quiet one and the guest list limited to reiatives ana few very intimate trienas' ,ai, Dei ei,eS' Ths Trs .hone is charming one. aSs aDS tSs n9mo rose tints of the two large drawing rooms brought out all the more effectively the, purity of the brides roses and carnations which witn smilax adorned 1t. The pri dieu stoou between the two windows at the nor.n end of the rooms and on either side was a white pedestal twined with smi- lax, surmounted by candeiabra with
 The bride with her father entered inc room by the south door, walking slowly down the improvised aisle to the prie dieu where Mir, Gordon and his best man, MT. D. M. Gordon, await ed her She was preceded by ner SIS ter. Miss Augusta Hooks. who was the only attendant.
 { ,The caremony was performed by Rev. A. q. Lamar, of Nashville, formerly of Mobile, and a warm personal friend of the family.
 The bride, who is an unusually hand some brunette, was lovely In her wed- ding gown of white messaline satin trimmed in pearl applique and chiffon and touches of panne velvet. Her bouquet was of lilies of the valley and brides roses. and her veil was' caught to her dark hair by lilies of the val ley.
 Miss Augusta HooksA who is also brunette beauty, wore white embroids cred chiffon gown and carried pink roses.
 Mir. Gordon. the fortunate man in the case, Is an Alabamian by birth and a Mobilian by habit. and during his six or seven. years residence here has steadily forged his way into the ranks of leading lawyers. Needless to say his most successful suit was the one consummated this evening when Rev. A. J. Lamar pronounced life sentence for the two principal in the case.
 The verdict was followed by buffet supper, served in the dining room couple, was all coleur de rose. Brides maid roses were used profuseiy everyG where but on the brides table which was spotless in its white purity. On the lace cover was magnificent cen- tre piece of lilies of the valley and brides roses, and crystal candeiabra bore white tapers, white at either end the sass tsee dssss seEs se ns a ,s TS tistic confections in lily of the valley and sweet pea design, and of course there was big beautiful bride cake.
 A two course supper was served. and all during the evening frappe was palms by Mss Leila Dumas and Miss Grace Horton, Red carnations were used in the hall combined with smilax
 few warm friends of the bride assisted her during the reception, Mrs. Horace Beavens. Miss Mamie Owen. Miss Ellis Dumas. Miss George Hooks and Miss Mary Owen.
 At midnight MT. and Mrs Gordon left for Washington and other places. Mrs. Gordon weaving blue cloth Afes Psbrss sSwn ssS Wth tbs hat & tH stch home with Mir. and Mrs. Hooks at 225 State street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Luce Entertain.
 Mir and Mrs. G. M: Luce varied the usuAl card evenings by a keno party this evening" entertaining in compli- ment to Mir and Mrs. Westley Robin son. Their guests were Mir. and Mrs, Hughes. MT. and Mrs. A P, Bush. MT. and Mrs. Horace Clarke. MT. and Mrs. F. M. Robinson, Mrs. WElI Porter of Key West, Mrs. wrightFof Pensacola. Mrs. Cleland smith of Memphis. Misses Maude Middleton. Mollie Irwin, Mabel Moore, Merrs. J. D. Clarke, L. c. Dor gan, Frank Smith. George Mcclellan. C. E Harrison. Frank Ross, Murray Wheeler Howard Smith, Henry Gold thw:aite. Captain Cavanagh.
 The pretty home was decorated in the deep red of the Richmond. Two l handsome prizes, Roman vase infaid l with silver, and for the men a jeweled 1
 Miss Fannie Mae Futile of Mont