The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-26

home The dining room decorations were especially pretty. large clusters of red ana white roses being used very effectively.
 l The color scheme was carried out in the menu, and small Danish flags of silk were Hiven to each guest as sou- venfrs. of the hcoasihn. A course din- ner was served.
 The banquet was a delightful sur | prise to Mir. Hanson.
 Mrs Hanson was sowned in a lovely attire. Of red and white. Twenty guests were present to enjoy of the hos pitality of Mir. and Mrs. ogren
 drank 10 the health of Mir. Hanson and J Mfr. Joii. wishing them bon voyage and happy return
 MARRIAGE or MISS cuaRAN
 AND MIR. PERKINS. ] The following account ef a marriage which took place in New Orleans last l "Wednesday will be of interest in Aia- | bansa as Miss Curran is widely known in Montgomery, having spent her girl- l hood here, at the homo of her grand mother. Mrss Hannah HenneHuth She is the only child of Mir. Daniel D. Cur | ran, President of tho N O. and N F. Railroad. and for many wears a prom ,inent Railroad offctal in Alabama: | The New Orleans Times Democrat of Hast Thursday sayss
 "A large and fashionable gathering l fiiled Trinity Church last evening to witness the marriage of Miss Pauline Margaret Curran and Mir j Bishop Chap lin Perkinss one of the~mpst prominent of the spring weddings at which a large bridal party was in attendance, Beth Miss Curran and Mir, Perkins are great favorites in the social world of New Orleans and their marriage in Econsequenee has been of especial in- teFest 10 q wide circle of society fol- tlowers. The church was lovely with the many potted plants of blossoming 6 Easter lilies. tied with large bows of whits sash ribbon and the greatest profusion of palms and ferns. The chandeliers were all trimmed with southern smiiax. The many beautiful spring costumes noted among the wsd- ding guests added to the attractive ness and beauty. The bridal party was led by the ushers. Messrs. Thomas Cot tam, Dolf wotste, Ashley Lawrence and Burt Henry. followed by tho gFosmsmens Messrs. Harry shears, R Jefferson McaEillan. John Salari and camewnext and included Miss Lucille
 vardelI, Mics Adele Ford and Misi
 yertilee stanton, followed by Miss Ha.
 zef Ellis. who acted as maid of honor
 Mrs Edward Maeruder Tutwiler. IT.. of Birmingham. Ala. was matren oi
 honor and immediately preceded ths bride. Mics Curran entered with hel
 father, Mr. D. ,Curran. who gave her ] away, the bridegroom. with his best
 man, Mir Walter B. Chilean, awaiting her at the clfancel steps, Rev. pr. Bev- srly Warren. rector of Trinity Church ofaciated.
 The gowns worn by the bride and her attendants were especially rich
 and lovely. Miss Curran's costume wal
 becoming and lovely, French creation of white duchess satin, made in semi
 empire style. with trimmings of rose
 point lace. She had her long veil oi illusion. caught with orange blossoms
 and sprays of orange blossoms were : also worn -on her gown She carried an exquigite cluster of lilies of the . valley and white orchids tied with tulle. All of the brides attendanti were gowned similarly. in lovely whit' , lingerie evening costumes, worn witf girdles and shoulder dfaperies of corn . coiored ribbon. They carried trailing bouquets of yellow tulips and jonquiii { arranged with fern and tied with lonl
 streannAFs of pale yellow tulle Ther'
 was lovely music before the arrival o 1, the members of the bridal party, ana
 the march. from Lohengfin, was piay'e ' as they entered Mauuetssonn . WAEN' { was played as they left the church. 1, wedding reception followed the cere 1 mony at the home of the brides par
 ents. Mir. and Mrs. D. D, Curran. fl y st Charles Avenue Only the member ~ of thg- bridal party. relatives and tn
 out-ofltown friends who arrived fo [ the event were among the guests th { reception being informal. The decorat ] ing of the house was carried out il
 pale yellow. with clusters of jonquil
 and tulips and streameFs of tuile ant
 with quantity, of palms and daint, ferns everywhere. Amopg the out-of town guests at the reception were MT and Mrs. F. Y Anderson of BirmtnR
 ham. MT and Mrs. Edward Tutwiler Jr., also of Birmingham; Miss Mani weens of Mississippi, Mfr, and Mrs. W , II. Clark of Alabama. Mir. and Mrs
 Lawrence Williams of Patterson. La. Mr and Mrs walter Harvey of Vicks burg, and Mir. and Mrs. William Dufou of Waveland, Miss. Mir, and Mrs. Per kins will be absent few weeks on hridal trip. after which they will re
 turn to New orleans to reside" cALLAwAY-BERRT
 The engagement of Miss Carrie Berr of Fufania and Mir. James ". Cailawa . of Macon, Ga, has been announced The marriage will take place some tim , in the early fall. Much interest |