The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-04
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aRIAGE or MIss CRENsHAw

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 MARRIAGES or MISS CRENsHAw
 AND MIR. SHEPARD.
 Beautiful in it's details and impres- siys in it's sweet. solemnaty was tne home wedding yesterday afternoon ol Miss Mary Belle Crenshnw ana -. Waller Dorman Shepard. which was an important social event occurring ~ inc resiaence of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. !. H. crenshaw on Aoams
 The attractive home was beautifed with a placing of q profusion cI us flowers which banked the .. .S adorned the tables and cabinets. ana saoras white and green was the coi- ar scherne and white shaded candles m silver candeIabra eniaanceu hs peAus tv If the wedding scene. The piacs cI celebration was arranged m tne nrsl narlor and a wealth of palms ana Ierns as the background. Only rela- lives ana a limited number of close sr,anas were included in the list of guests who attended the marriage ana inc informal reception which foLowed.
 rhe hride was attended by Mrs. Til- xo-a [ aak IT.. as matron of honor, and was accompanied to the place of cele- hratfon by her father. MT. J. H. Cren- shaw. She wore an exquisite gown of vvhita lingerie and lace which she wore on the same day just year ago when she was graduated from the Girls { Tfirh school. Its beauty and simpli- ctty % enhanced the loveiiness of her
 Her bridal bouquet was of brides roses and lilies of the valley, and her hat was white plume trimmed. Mrs in white lingerie and lace and carried
 me wedding rnrach was rendered by Miss Mauds Howe who played Men delssohn's and during the ceremony |. < Ia Al aaAfA Eeremony was impressiwely performed ' F byl Rev. |. M. Banks of opelilka, life N TnT close friend of the bride and her coi An informal reception followed the -h esremcny and refresnmenM WeIe s ns I.s served. The table from which fruit l.y !. sanch was served was adorned with ms Later faae bride changed her wedding ,s s ,,dwn for . travelling costume cf CO., ,r saha~en blue cloth and the young sts npls left for sn extended wedding estin nals. New York and Washington. and an aurn by steamer to New Orleans lea pNsre they will visit his parents. Mir. ' Ia Mrs. Shepard. before returning the Fhe bride is a daughter of Mir. and tas.sIfs n' Ifs !. H. Crenshaw. Her mother was Ws rmerly Miss Nelly Files of Mobile. io'Teir friends thfoughout the State will sar ~ interested in the marriage of this ~ Jung couple.
 sea Among the out of town guests who \ asu are present are. Mir. and Mrs. Y. c. ! ~. nepard. parents of the groom; MT. and Sn rlrs. Robert Barnett. of Tuskegee, Miss a'sot ns fartha Glenn. of Clayton, and Mas !, of .ochelle Cochran. of Pike Road. .',, on ttAnRxAan or snss xHrcALF iMI.loi M AND AE1a. HORTON. pins ., cyreeuyalfa, Juno 3.~-(Specia1. )--A s arriage about which much interest .. ar entered occurred this afternoon at men Seioclx. the contracting parties being s,, Miss Helen Mstcaif only daughter of = 3. Mr. and Nrv. A. ". AEetcalf. and 1fr. h as, Edward Y. Horton. of Mobile.
 edsl Artistic decorations in the apart a onents thrown open for the occasion oie greeted the large number of guests n who gathered at the appointed hour. After the 'sVenetian Love Song" by Miss Katherine Cassady. Mendelssohn's We'd ding march. as a trio. was rendered by Misses Clara Powell, Ruth Dunklin and Kathearine Cassady, during which the bridal party entered Two little ! ribbon girls Annie Traweek and Mary i $ Beeland. in white lingerie and lacas led tb the way through the parlors. forming Jun aisle Of white ribbons down which ifs ,there came first the ushers. MT. l. F. .detca1f and pr. Albert Metcalf. broth ITS of the bride and Messrs. J. H.
 
 Miss Mona Duffee, of Mobile. the bridesmaid. was daintily gowned in lingerie and lace and carried Killarney ~oses, Miss Lola May Traweek. maid f honor, in an arblctic hand made crea- < lon of wash chiffon, also carrying Killarney roses, came next. followed " the bride who was accompanied by ler father.
 gTrom the opposite apartment cana le minister. the groom and his best .an, Mir. John Gaillard The cere-
 ony performed by Rev. H. T. Walden
 ma beautiful and impressive. sThas marriage takes from Greengille
 le of the most cultured and interest.
 daughters; one whose mental att
 innents, musical ability and attrac-
 ve personality will make her an ac-
 iisition to the social circles of the
 ulf city. MT. Horton is a member oi ne of the best families there. and is roundnent in social and financial cir les.
 The bride wore a princess gown oi attn batiste with trimmings of round bread lace and medallions of baby .rash lace and carried an arm cluster I If lilies of the valley. After the cere- hony she changed this for 6 handsome tailored suit of copenhagen blue.
 An elegant luncheon was served be- fore their departure at 5:20 for a trip out West which will include stops al Q number of principal points of interest a week in Yellow Stone Park, the trir extending to British Columbia and Alaska.
 Last evening reception was ten