The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-25

gowned in light blue faiis silk. with crystal trimmings, and carried Ameri- can Beauty roses.
 Little Miss Bstette Gassenheimer. of New York. was the flower girl. She was dainty in . white hnEerie dress, over pink silk and carried basket of pink carnations. Little, Florette Stern and Bernard Gassenheimer were the ribbon bearers. making an sisle through which the bride passed.
 The bride was lovely in her wedding gown of white crepe meteor. over white liberty satin. with yoke or | real lace and pearl trimmings. ed with orange blossoms and carried | . white Bible, from whose snowy cov- CTS fell a spray of lilies of the valley. The groom was attended by Mir. Henry Rothchild, of Chicago. as best man. Rabbi B. ,C. Ehrenreich performed the ceremony. After the ceremony a reception was held. several hundred | friends calling. After the reception MT. and Mrs. Schlesinger left for Kentucky. After the fifteenth of January they will be at home at 42l South Perry Street.
 The bride is . charming young wo- men and by her vivacity and graci- ousness of manner is popular with a large circle of friends.
 The groom is one of the city's most prominent and successful young busi- ness men.
 MARRIAGE OF MIR. JORDAN
 AND MISS SISTRUNK.
 A beautiful event and one of much interest to society was the marriage of Mir. William Micou Jordan and Miss Jennie Sistrunk, which took place Wednesday evening at o'clock at St. Johns Episcopal Church in the pres ence of large and brilliant assemb- iage.
 The church was decorated for the oc- casion with the choicest palms and flowers of the season The chancel was banked with towering palms and peep Ing here and there, in the mass of green were large white chrysanthe- mumS
 The altar was also adorned with vases of these snow white blossoms.
 To the strains of the wedding march played by the organist. Mir. William Bauer. the bridal rarty entered the church. led by the ushers Messrs. Ger ald saiter, Charles Gunter. Boyd Mo- Hehee and pr. c. c. Laslie, who en- tered two and two.
 Next came the groomsmen, MT. Rob- ert Sistrunk, MT. ! H. McGehee. MT. Petrie and pr. Walter Sistrunk of Lake Charles. La.
 They were followed by the brides maids, Miss Clement Marks and Miss Kate Jordan, sister of the groom.
 They each entered alone. After the bridesmaids were the two maids of honor, Miss Mary Sistrunk. sister of the bride, and Miss Elizabeth Baldwin. who entered singly.
 Just preceding the bride was her sis ter. Mrs. B. ]. Baldwin. who was her matron of honor.
 x All of tlie maids and also the ma ,tron. of honor wore handsome evening gowns Of blue crepe meteor silk, made entrain, and trimmed with lace and pearls. They carried arm clusters or white chrysanthemunls.
 The bride entered on the arm of her brother. MT. D. l.. Whetstone, who gave her away. She was lovely in her wedding gown of white satin, trimmed with point lace. Her veil of illusion which hung to the end of her train. was crowned with orange blossoms. and she carried shower bouquet of lilies of the valley. They were met at the altar by the groom. and his best frihflf his brother, Ms. w. A. Jordan.
 
 formed by Rev. b. E. Cobbs. s-4S0
 After the ceremony an informal re- ception which included only the bridal party and the immediate family. was held at the home of the brides sister. Mrs. B. J. Baldwin.
 After the reception Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin left for New orleans where they will spend several weeks. and on their return will be at home with hls mother Mrs. W. M. Jordan. on South Court Street.
 The bride wore a dark blue tailored s,iit with hat to match.
 Mrs. Jordan is charming girl. and by her gracious manners has won scores of friends who wish her much happiness Mir. Jordan is a popular and successful young business man of the city.
 MEETING OF THE IONIAN CLUB.
 The Idonian Club held a most en- joyable meeting Wednesday morning with Mrs. H. M. Edmonds on South Perry Street.
 The literary program consisted of an interesting paper, by Mrs. John Anderson on "Tolsti. As He is To-