The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-23
WEDDINGNEUFAULA
EVENT UNITEs MISS BERRY AND MIR. GALLOWAY.
Visitors Present From Two states To Congratulate Georgia Man on Winning Beautiful Alabama
 Young Woman.

Eufauia, Oct. 22 (Special.) )--An event in which the social interest of two States has been deeply centered for several months culminated here this evening in the wedding of Miss Carrie Berry of Eufaula. and James Woodhn Galloway, of Macon, Ga. which occur red at the New Baptist Church at o'clock. %& i owing to the prominence of the young persona, friends. from various | sections of this and other States arr | rived with most every Incoming train for several days, the bridegroom ac- companIed by a party of nearly half a hundred friends reaching the city in q l special car from his home in Ma l con. Ga.
 Long before the Appointed hour the magnificent edifce was filled with the smiling faces of not only hundreds of the fairest young women but the chiv- airy of Atlanta and Macon. Ga, and | Montgomery and Asufaula society, The wedding was the first to occur I in the church building which has been | recently completed. The interior. with l its rich furnishings was transformed | into bower of beauty by the useFof, | evergreens, which were gracefully efis' twined about the altar and arches while banks of lovely roses budding and blooming in snowy whteness were l shown everywhere. Calla lilies, in soft waxen shades breathed fragrance | about the pulpit stand and blended Tn l the mellow rays of lambent light that ! fell from flaming arch lamps which
 were ingeniously swung from the coll l ings.
 l Mrs. E. T. Long presided at the piano
 assisted by Miss Fliss Matthews, of Ma con, Ga. (violin):. Professor s. V. De- | Trinnis. (ciarionet), and E. J. Searcey, 1 (cornet). |. A. Covey sang Loves Old l Sweet Song" This was followed with | 'Constancy." another solo by Mir. Co., vey. when th~ strains of Mendelssohns wedding march signaled the approach l of the wedding party. The couples
 marched down the long aisles in the
 following order:
 I Miss Susie Mckenzie. Miss Alberta Shorter, Eufaula; Miss Marie Cherry, Eufauia; Miss Ethel Pelzer, Montgom- cry: Miss Mary Galloway, Macon, Ga; Mrs. F. W. Jennings, Eufaula; Miss Pauline Couric, Eufaula; Ars. Edward Trfppe Conner, Eufaula, matron of hon-
 or; Miss Marie Locke, maid or honor; J. Pate Stetson, Charles c. Williams, Macon, Ga; H. B. Erminger, Jr., Ed ward Taylor. Macon, Ga; Holt T Cal-
 loway, Macon, Ga.; R. c. Baldwin,
 Louisville. Ky; Lawrence IShfoot,
 Montgomery; c. L.. Conner, J.. Eufaula;
 M. P. Galloway, Macon, Ga, best man.
 Upon reaching the altar, the bridal
 party grouped themselves inside a
 chanceI of white ribbons before an ex-
 quisite floral altar of white roses. The
 party was met by the Rev. Henry T.
 Johnson, of the First Methodist Church here. who performed the ceremony.
 AS the strains of Lohengrin's chorus l gradually filled the vast auditorium. the wedding party retired followed by I1he bride and bridegroom They re- | paired to the nome of the brides
 parents, Mir. and Mrs. c. A. Locke,
 where a delightful reception awaited
 them.
 The ushers were B. Palmer Axson, of
 Savannah, Ga: E. W. Jennings. E. T. Conner and W. Lawrence Wild. of Flu l faula Misses Rhetta Locke and Laura
 Jennings. of Eufaula. were the ribbon i The bride was Sadiahtiy fair in rich ,1 gown of white, satin Z made after t .smart shion and mpAtg becoming to 1her beautiful face and lovely form. Her
 ornaments were pearls and diamonds and her veil was caught by wreath of orange blossoms. In her hands she .. carried a bouquet of brides roses showered with lilies of the valley.
 The bridesmaids wore beautiful
 gowns of white and pink chiffon and
 net carrying out the color motif and
 their boduets were enchantress carna-
 tionS.
 At noon today Mrs. Mary Shorter
 Thornton, the brides grandmother
 rendered an elaborate luncheon at heI
 beautiful and historic home on Ran doiph Street, honoring the bridal party
 and several scores of visitors enjoyed the hospitality. 1
 The reception tendered by tho . brides parents, Mir. and Mrs. Clinorc A. Locke. was elaborate and enjoy . able. Hearty congratulations were ex' , tended by those present and scores oi well wishes came by telegraph from distant friends. A profusion Of hand some and costly presents were also dis played. u. The bride Is regarded as one of thu most beautiful young woman in Ala. { bama. She was born in Eufaula and
 was reared here.
 Mir. Callowcy is a young business
 man of rare l-Illity. He will take hii
 bride to Washington. New York and |, other points of interest in the East 1 and afterwards they will be at home tc l their friends at :heir residence on I \ 60