The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-13
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MohIle. Oct. I2.--(Special.) IA r,omlnent event was the marriage of Miss Lille Coralie Augustine Le Beau 10 MT. Michael James McDermott, which took place this morning at II a,clock at the Cathedral of the -Im- maculate Conception in the presence of d large gathering of friends
 The color tone of white and green Vvas beautifully cafried out. A vert- table wealth of brides roses, cosmas, palms and ferns being used to deco rate the three aitars and ehaneel. where a lovely glow was added by the wax tapers--three hundred in number-which stood in tall candle sticks about the altars AS the Lo- hengrin wedding march echoed through the church the bridal party entered as follows:
 The ushers Messrs. Hugo W. Pros kaner. Charles B. Herber. Andrew van Antwerp, Sidney Lovenstein. T. J. Pot ter, NJ. J. vickers. Theodore K Jack son, D. W. Faith. R. o. Harris, T. J. oConnor, Lee Walsh and A G. Levy: Next the maid of honor and sister Of the bride, Miss Irene Viva Le Beau, who wore a most becoming gown of blue mussaline, with large picture hat to match and carried bouquet Of white roses and ferns.
 She preceded the bride. who entered With 0eT DTOIuGE, MI nay Ao Beau. and who was indeed fair to see in her beautiful directoire wedding gown of white Messaline trimmed in lace and pearls, her long veil of tulle caught to her pretty blonde hair by a spray of orange blossoms and her bouquet of brides roses and ferns. Her only ornament was a diamond pendant. which was formerly worn by her mother.
 At the altar they were met by the groom and his best man. Mir. Joseph H. Lyons and here the ceremony was impressively performed by Rev. Father Eagan. assisted by Father Shaw and Father O'callahan.
 A wedding breakfast at the brides home on Ann Street followed the cere- monY and was limited to the imme- diate family and bridal party. Mrs. Coralle Ls Beau, mother of the bride dn 6 becoming gown of white voile did the honors most charmingly. The rooms and table were lovely with white roses, palms and ferns. Much merry making and many toasts were in order after which MT. and Mrs. Me- Dermott left for a trip of six weeks, Washington. Hartford. Boston. Chicago and other points East and West.
 The bride wore a stylish going away suit of blue serge with trimmings of hunters green velvet and a green tailored hat. Miss Ls Beau, who comes from Minneapolis. has made her home in Mobile for several years.
 Her charming personality, her ca- pahle and enterprising business talents hRve made for her a large circle oS admirers and friends.
 MT. McDermott stands high in this community. where he is president of the Bank of Mobile and foremost in ell enterprises for the upbuilding of the city.
 The presents were unusually num- erous and handsome and among them . silver soup service from the direc- tors Of the bank. From the Knights of Columbus, of which he Is state treasurer. a silver salad set with bowl and individual dishes.
 The Lunch Club. a blue china tea and coffee set, inlaid with hlagree silver.
 The employees of the Bank of Mobile. a large cut glass punch bowl and stand. ladle and glasses.
 The Mobile Register Publishing Company. silver butter service, large uishes and individuals.
 The Taylor Lowenstein Naval Stores. a fruit set with one dozen hand painted plates.
 The employees of the "offiee assis- tant". of which the bride was the talented head, handsome silver set for dressing table.