The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-25
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 An interesting social event in Fauns- dale was the marriage of Miss Bland Selden and Mir. William Earle Barton, a prominent citizen of Monroe La The ceremony took place at o'clock at the brides home, "Ingleside, and was. attended by only the relatives and frien Is of the family. The cere- mony were performed by Rev. q. J. Harris of St. Michael's Church.
 The parIors were elab orately deco rated in smilax, and there was large white bell. under which the couple stood. In the dining room the color scheme was pink, pink carnations pink candles and pink bon-bons being used on the beautifully decorated tables. Punch was served from a handsome silver bowl by Miss Vivian Meseley and Cadet Bailey.
 The bride entered the parlors on the arm of her father, Capt. W. M. Seiden. She was lovely in a stylish tailor suit of Caeswba cloth, worn with a net waist. and beautiful hat elaborately trimmed with willow piumes. She carried an armful of American Beauty roses. Mrs. c. Ii. Peacock was matron of honor, and wore an elegant gown Of old rose mess saline, with picture hat. Her mowers were white carnations. MT. R. o. Randle of Monroe, La. was best man, and Miss Jaine Ming1e Nelson of Selma was maid of honor. She wore direc- toire costume of gray voiie, with Gainsborough hat The other attend ants were Mrs. c. K. Ayers of At- lanta, Mrs. Thomas Boardman of Biz mingham. Mrs. W. c. Bacon of Gads- den. Mrs. George Pegtam and pr. Joe Selden of Louisville. The wedding march was played by Mrs. D. c. Nose ley, and little Margaret Boardman was 4tsaH fnar EIadVa HaflnW nd Carrie Moseley, daintily attired in pink silk, were pillow bearers.
 Through the courtesy Of the South. ern Railroad, the south-bound passen- ger train stopped in front of the Sei- den home, and amid showers of rice. this handsome couple sped away for a bridal trip to New Orleans, thence on to Georgia, after which they will be at home in Monroe, La.
 MT. and Mrs. Barton wire the recipi- ents of many valuable< gifts. among them being case of s,iver from Mrs. c. H. Peacock. H
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 FAVOR BRIDGE. Ellen Sloan Tys'h. very delightful mas Eve by Mss May Tyson at the handsome hon afof her parents, Mir. and Mrs. A. P. n son on McDonough street.
 The whot flower floor was decorat- ed in Chy1 snias garlends, the flowers used betb ;sSred carnations. As the guests 2 E9Ved they were presented with @ .Mfistmas horn ana given the licensf ko make as much noise as de- sireR On entering the apartment whe fthe game was played the guests cor !onted q. Christmas tree that was fsk ~ ablaSe with incandeseent lights 9 4sparlSles. ss t sYs
 Miss Tyson, the hostess, received her Juests in a nile green messeline. trim med in gold and real lace. Miss Ellen Tyson, the guest of honor. wore a blue messeline trimmed in turquoise lace.
 At the conclusion of each score the winners were given favors which were small silvered crystal bulbs decorat- ed Christmas tree globes. glass pin trays, baskets and stockings filled with candy and fruit. At the end of the game two prizes were awarded, Ger the lady scoring highest an old rose satin handkerchief case, for the gen. tlsfaan pearl horseshoe scarf pin.
 A delicious five course supper was served at midnight.
 The guests included a few of the seasons debutants and their escorts.