The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-27
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 social event toward which society has looked with more than ordinary interest. ever since the announcement of the engagement, was the marriage of Mise Annie Lou Chiffon and MT Lawrence Anderson, which was cete- brated last evening at the. home of sudge and Mrs. ]. M, Chilton on south Perry Street. Thes hour set for the ceremony was e.30 o'clock. and 1t was witnessed by q gathering of close friends in addition to the members or the families. and relatives of the young couple, and 2 few close friends, amons them several out tof-town guests, who had come to attend the marriage,
 The homo was beautifully arranged for the evening with palms, ferns, and quantities of choice cut flowers, and Tor the reception of the guests three apart nents we're t1irown together. In the hall pink carnations were placed in vases; clusters of them were caught to columns, and on the table from which coffee was poured. they formed the floral adorning. A Cluny cover was laid over pink satin, and pink and silver fiiagree shaded lights burned burned in silver candlesticks.
 The altar was arranged in the fifst parior in front of the mantel which
 
 against which almassipg of tall palms stood fin beautiful relief. On each of five pedestals stood silver candela- brum of many bfanches holding white flower shaded candles.
 A short time before the appointed time for the entrande of the bridal party, the members of the Immediate families entered the parior and stood to the right of the altar The bridal party came down the broad stairway, led by six friends who, as they reached the foot of the stairway, formed an aisle with ropes of smilax, and sprays of lilies of the valley to the parlor door. Through this entered the matron of honor. Mrs E. L. Thornton, sister of the bride, Miss Mary Seibels Ball. maid of honor, and the lovely bride, accom- panied by her father. Judge !. M Chii- ton. They were joined at the altar by the bridegroom, and Mir. Clifford Stewart, who was best man. Mendeis- sohn's wedding march was rendered by Hoffman'e orchestra while the bridal party descended the stairway and 'en. tered the parlor, and while the cere- mony was being impressively perform ed by Rev. Stewart Mcqueen. the orchestra softly played RubensteiH's Melody
 The reception which followed the ceremony was q delightful hour. de- voted to the extending of hearty con gratulations and good wishes for the newly welded young couple. and the enjoyment of delicious refreshments served in the dining groom. The brides table was one of artistic beauty In the center wac a tall crystal electroliers which rested on Cluny lace cover over green satin. the vases of which were filled with white sweet peas and lilies of the valley. A plan of green and afrssA HfVest9 faI tracings of anilax. white candles in cut glass sticks and graceful scarfs of maiine reaching from the lights above the edges of the table.
 The Sride's cake was the ornament at one end Of the table, and toward the close of the evening, the bridal party / drew from it little rosettes of green ribbon. each tryfpg .his or her luck, In securing the ring. thimble and dime.
 The bride was attired in an exquisite Empire gown of white mesaline silk and point lace. She carried shower bouquet of lilies of fife valley. and her veil was caught with spray of orange blossoms. Mrs. Thornton was gowned in creation of cfaam silk tissue, com bineA with handsohne Iacesand lines Of blue velvet. Her flowers were john quiis of which she carried an arm shower houduetF
 Miss Bell wore 4 beautiful toilette of white chiffon embroidered with pink rose buds. and eafried an arm cluster of enchantress carnations.
 The friends who formed the aisle through which the bridal party entered were, Mrs. Temple Seibels and Mrs. Alex BIrch, both wearing their beauti- ful wedding gowns of white silk and real lace. Mrs, Edwin Joseph, fin vel. low crepe de chine. Mrs. Robert Ar rington in white crepe de chine, AarS. Frank Peabody in pink liberty satin and lace. Miss Caroline Hannon, wear ing a gown of white mesaline silk. and Miss Mary Anderson attired in white silk and 1ace
 Pouring coffee were Mrs. Charles Teas1ey. who wore an Empire Princess gown of yellow chiffon velvet. and Mrs. James S. Pinekard wearing q toilette of black lace
 4 number of, friends who assisted in entertaining during the reception which followed the ceremony were, Miss Alice Iahey, Miss Jean Lahey, Miss Carolyn Randolph. Miss Lucy Randolph, Miss Bessie Thorington. Miss Caroline Han non, Miss Emily Semple. Miss Lucretia Wyman and Miss Sadie Wyman.
 Among the out-of-town guests who attended the wedding are Mir. and Mrs. Alex Birch of Birmingham, Mir. and Mrs. J. N Dawson of Birmingham, Miss