The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-23
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Mobile. April 22.-(SpeciaD-- Tnis ~~.nsng a, six o'clock Trinity church opened its doors for one of the pret- fiest weddings ever celebrated within sfs atately old walls when the lovely Mise Corinne orton. the eldest daugh- fer of Mrs. William Orton was mar ried to Mir. st. John Wilson.
 The decorations at the church maoe q beautiful effect. Tall palms were used in the chancel and also protu siou of gold and white daisies. whhe the altar radiated with innumeraoie wax candles placed in brass canoie- sticks.
 social connections of the contracting parties this marriage has been a much looked for event and long before the appointed hour the church was crowoeu with their many friends The strains of the Lohengrin wedding march am nounced the bridal party which came in as follows: First the ushers' Messrs Bennie Rhett. Montgomery Inre, weems Santon and William or ton. the bridesmaids. Misses Saida Rillups and Lettice Clarke wearing most becomingly. pretty white dress es of lingerie and lace with sashes or yellow chiffon in madam butterfly ef- feet, with bows of yellow tulle Tn the hair and carrying round bouauets of daisies. then the fair maid of nom or. Miss Agnes orton. sister or tn" bride. who also looked her pretttcst in an Empire gown of lingerie ana lace with sash of yellow and bouquet of daisies, then the bride, who enter ed on the arm of her uncle. MT. Ru- hiera and who was beautifully gowned in an Empire nrincess dress of white chiffon cloth over silk trimmed m bands of white satin. the front of the waist hand embroidered and with qoke of Cluney lace Her veil of tulle was caught to her pretty hair by wreath or orange blossoms and she carried shower bouQuet of lilies of the vslley and ferns.
 The groom and his best man. Mir. Horace Sheppard. awaited her coming at the chancel and after the Geremons which was performed by the Rev. Dr. Bennett the bridal party left the church to the Mendolssohn wedding march mad were driven to the home of the bride where a small and fn- formal reception was held for the re- latives and a few intimate friends.
 The house was also prettily decor ated in daisies and ferns and Mrs. Or ton in most becoming gown of white imported dress. trimmed in black lace with touches of pale blue velvet was
  Rubiera. who wore a handsome gown of white lace and by Mrs. J. C. WIl- son mother of the groom. who was unusually handsome in a dress of black Marquisette over black taffeta with trimmings of white Duclasse lace and she also wore her diamond ornaments.
 The young girls who served were: Misses Sadie and Lucy Leatherbury. Evelyn and Sadie Shields. Grace Pugn. Annie Carroll Hoffman and the punch bowl was presided over by Miss Mamie Fitzpatrick and Miss Mary Rich.
 The bride Miss Corinne Orton, who is a typical brunette and an unusually pretty young woman, has also many lasting charms of mind and person which have endeared her to a large cir cle of friends. and her loveliness and grace were never more aecentuated than in her bridal robes.
 The groom, Mir. St. John Wilson. who is the only child of Mrs. J. c. Wilson, is q prominent young business man of this city and is also widely known and highly esteemed throughout the State.
 A quantity of handsome presents and numerous telegrams of congratulation attest to the far-reach:ng popularity of this young couple.
 The bride changed her wedding dress for travelling gown of brown cloth