The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-26

The groom's gift to his best man was pair of diamond cuff buttons. A number of out of town guests were present at the wedding. among them being Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Morriss and Miss Emily Morriss of Birmingham. Mir. E. J. Jane of Scranton. Miss. and Messrs. R. D. Ford. T. J. Hibber, Guy c. Dean. J. A. John, all of Scran- ton and Carl Case of Nashville. Green-Carter weddfnE.
 A lovely wedding of this afternoon was solemnized at St. Mary's Church (which was once Father Ryan's old Church) at half after s, when Miss Ma rietta Green. daughter of Mrs. Loula C. Green, was married to Mir. John Flint Carter, Jr. The color scheme of white and green was prettily carried out with palms and white ehrysanthe- nuns. and the altar was ablaze with candles. A beautiful feature of this wedding was the musical program. A song cycle rendered in compliment to the fair bride who is herself musi- elan of note, and who has been tnti- mately associated with the first mu- sical circles of Mobile. The quartette. who sang the music, was composed of Mrs. Lavretta, soprano; Mrs. A. R. Ball, 5r., contrafto; Mir. k. H. Pianck, tenor,s and MT. Thomas H. HalIiwell,
  Memorie,' by Ethelberts Nevin, con- sistfnE of solos and ensemble work by quartette was rendered. Before the ceremony Mir. Ernest Planck's beauti- full voice was heard to great advant- age in several different solos In the cycle, as was also Mir. Halliwell, who sang delightfully."- the Hwo solos of the cycle, sweetest Eyes and "Aspira- tions," while Mrs. Lavretta sang ex- quisitely and with her usual charm, "Oh. Perfect Love-" as the bridal par ty entered.
 First the ushers. Msssrs. s. 0. Starke and H. c. Hamilton, C. c. Sowder and Percy Green. then the matron of honor, Mrs. Ben Toomes. who wore her own wedding gown of white chiffon. trimmed in satin and lace and carrying 2 cluster of white ehrysant hemums.- Then the little how- CT girls. Mildred Starixe and Catherine Greenwood. in dainty dresses of white lingerie and lace, with sasheg of green and carrying white hats filled with white roses. They preceded the love- ly bride. who entered with her broth CT. Mir. Charles Green. Jr.. and who was a charming picture in her we'd ding gown of white crepe dc chine over white silk, in draped princess ef- feet, trimmed in satin and hand made princess lace, her veil of illusion caught Dy spray OA OEan6S DioSSOihS and her bouquet a shower of brides roses and lilies of the valley.
 They were met at the altar by the groom and his best man. Mir. Alfred Coates, and the ceremony was per formed by Father Eaton.
 During the ceremony the Sach-Gou~ nod Ave Marias was played on the cello by Mir. Hans Curjel. And as the party left the church to the singing of the final quartette of the cycle. To the vocal work there was string accompaniment, Mir. Will Kern. violin, Mir. Hans Curjel, cello; Mrs. R. D. Harrison presiding at organ. Before the ceremony Mir. Will Kern played A violin solo, "Cava tina" by Ruff.
 The entire work of the choir was di- rected by Miss Black. friend and piano instructor of the bride.
 After the ceremony there was an in- formal reception hold at the home of the brides mother for the relatives and bridal party and after much merry making and toasting MT. and Mrs Car ter left on the M and o. for trip North. On their return they will make their home with the brides mother on Dauphin Way.