The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-07
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- MARRIAGE or MISS HAII.s
 A wedding of unusual interest which Rst sRst of Msis Miss Graes ass ssd Pcp Foster. The marriage wasi soiemnixed at o'clock in st Johns Church. Rev.
 P :, cogss 'sss osistIns i9 sr,enas the pTTss Te altar and space about it were beau. tified by an Arrangement of palms and white parcissus. wsite roses and white
 The Sshsrs who led the way to the altar at the. appointed hour were Messfs, Frank McPherson. B. A. Fay Tor, George Halls and Emmett seibels: .
 aids H~ MIss eoraistss as% ssn mssesif ns and Miss Pauline Welch of selma, both. attired in white lingerie and lace with em, pire glrdiss and bridssrnalds sas ve,.s' tted and With pink tuile. Mss Fannie Halls, sister of the bride. entered next as maid of honor, wearing white crepe de ryiing pink roses tied with pink tulle. Mrs. Donald, matron of honor. follow ed She was attired In white lace robe and held q cluster of pink roses;
 tar Ps Ss Pr'as nss fsssr wss S Seorss Ha was was caught with iiiies of the valley. and her bouquet was of white roses. bossed chiffon. with Irish point lace.
 Mr.. Poster, the groom was aceom. Bsaiea Bsss sy Mo Mr Ess Mash nss ssaf a9 coSss formed the groom's party.
 The ceremony was followed by re- ception at the home of tiIe brides par en en'sj awrsnee Mr ssd street. tree This was at. tended only by the immediate fains. lies of the bride and groom. In the parlors was lavish placing oi pink dining room delicious refreshments were served, and here white and green were the tones carried out with grace ful arrangement of white cut flowers.
 in this marriage are united tive of { the mose. prominent families of the State. and hosts of warm friends are deeply intergsted n their wei, welfare r,,r, sno her young ladyhood a very. poruiar social favorite, and has in short time made an enviable reputation n .Journ-' aiism. to which. she devoted herself for few months before her mar.
 Mr. and Mrs. Foster left for we'd ding trip to Cuba at g o'clock When Fosters cousins. MT. and Mrs Frank StOflenwerek.
 Among fi1e out-of-town guests who attended the marriage were: Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Foster of Gadsden. Mrs. Whitaker of Tuscaloosa. Mrs, Lizzie Posey Foster of Birmingham. mother Of the groom; Mrs.. +. F.. Posey of Leod of selma, and pr. and Mrs. John Furniss of Selma
 MARRIAGE or MISS
 A prominent wedding of Wednes- day was that of Miss Florence Gassen- heimer and MT. Albert Moog. and for the happy event the home of the brides parents. Mir and Mrs Sells Gassenheimer, on Perry Street. was ration,
 The marriage altar was arranged in the front parlor before a massing of groom was hung a wedding bell of hyacinths and plumosa. In the sec ond parior, pink carnatioss and white na1ta iaantIss wses we're II baPEed % in % pottes axa. ieaR and ferns. In the hall the stair way was trined with smilax. studded with white blossoms o'clock by Dr. B. c. Ehrenreich, in the presence of relatives and few close friends Th. eriSss only Iy,a attsnasnt heimer, who was maid of honor She wore a beautifully dainty gown of blue ffessaline over taffeta. and car
 The bride was accompanied by her father. MT. Selig Gassenheimer. She was maRnthcently atttred In white silk chiffon. eiaborateIy trimmed iIl elegant princesse lace. Her long veil was caught gracefully to her hair with spray of lilies of the valley, and she carried an arm shower bou- quet of white roses and lilies of the ribbon.
 The wedding party approached the altar through. an aisle formed of rib- bon, held by little Miss FIoretta stern and Master Bernard Gasseh- heimer.
 As the wedding party entered. Miss Nellie Wolff rendered Mendelssohns Wedding March on the violin. accom- eanied by Miss Adele Simmons on the piano. and during the ceremony they softly played Rubensteins Melody. Dr.