The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-24
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 We will stand by each other. now Oppression and sickness. and sorrow Shall Ss to our true love as links to
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 THOUGHT ros THE DAY. sTf we love one another.
 Nothing, in truth, can harm us. what xisshaaes may happen ~..p,Anr o~ Hu. IoNcLEY
 -7 -9s AND MISS ELY. .rAt St. Johns Episcopal Church Tuesr day evening at o'clock, the marriage of MT. Eldon Scott Longley and Miss Clair Ely was beautifully celebrated.
 This brilIfant event has been antici- pa ted ever since the announcemnt or the engagement and the assembly that 61ied the church last evening was q large and representative one.
 The church was attractiveiy oeeorat- Cd for the occasion with towering 
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 Before the marriage ceremony the orRanist MT. William Bauer. gave beautiful musical program.
 To the strainS of the wedding march the bridal party entered the church, led by the ushers. Msssrs. Hugh Stu art, John Ely. Edgar Finch and Weath- sriy Carter. They were followed by the sister of the bride, Nra John Bullock. IT.. of Pensacola, who was her matron of hon or. She was becomingly gowned tn white crepe meteor silk with pearl trfnrnings. and carried an arm cluster of gorgeous pink chrysanthemums.
 Just preceding the bride was her maid of honor Mss Carolyn West.
 She was lovely in | gown of white embroidered net, trimmed with bands Sof lace and lace medallious. She car rted an arm cluster of pink chrysan- themums. The bride entered on the arm of her father. MT. c. ". Ely wno gave her away.
 she was picture Of girlish beauty in her wedding gown of meteor satin. with q long train It was trimmeo with real lace and pearl trimmings.
 Her veil If illusion, which hung to the end of her train, was crowned witn spray of lilies of the valley. and she carried an arm shower bouquet or itiss of the valley and plumosa-
 The ceremony was performed by Rev. D. E. cobbs.
 Immediately after the ceremony MT. and Mrs Longley left for Jacksonviile and other points in Florida ana aitsI sl Bainbrfdge. Ga.
 The pride wore becoming going away gown Of brown cloth with hat to match. The presents. so high in the hundred mark that count was almost lost, rep resented an endless array of silver anu cut glass. given by fond friends.
 MT. Lonsiey Is . member Of prom fnenf Georgia family. He Is popu- far and successful lawyer in Bain. bridge where he has hosts of friends.
 The bride Is the daughter of MT. and MfsL George W. Ely. and her father IS one of Montgomery's most prominent cikixens.
 Possessing a most iovabie disposi- tion and unusual charm of manner she has scores Of friends who regret that her marriage will take her rom among them ad3Esn ks: sxFxTTF~-CONE. 1fAnv friends will be intsrested fn che marriage of xr. C. O. Smith and xfru sxszfnQe senne. xfht tahs .tnok nleHe M0Ud&Y 8fISfuoOu 9t SVAoA " - n0sne Of Mrs. IL A. Cook. on Virginia Avenue.
 The home was attractiveiy decorated with palms and cut-nowers.
 The bride wore e handsome blue tailored suit. with hat to match. and cmrrisd an arm cluster of white chry- sanfheinuns. There were ID astena- ants. The ceremony was performed hv Rev. c. A Etakeiy. Immediately Afterwards Mr. and Mrs- Smith left Tor tbefr home In Prattviile. where he is . sueeessful business man.
 nsxas. OWENS MUsxCALE-LUWCHM0
 A very novel and interesting event . was the musicale luncheon given Npy 4rn. Thomas M. Owen on Tuesday at I o'clock. In compliment to her house S,sests.. Mrs. Louise Benkhead Perry and Mrs. Bssie owen Hawse of Jas per. -. ., honor received in the living room. an attractive apartments m oa.k efYects and furnished in mission style. Here were vases 3f ENd roses an palms. into this room. where 8 cheerful nre rIowed: opened both the oriental par Tor and the dining room
 The first half of the musical program consisted of grand opera selections, re- productions of the voices of Cruso' MaIDa. 4e9A--~~s Heink. Farrar, TetFazinni. Sembrich, Dasidi, Journet. and Severina-
 An opportunity to display familiar itv with the popular arias of the great est operas was given the guests when cards were passed and the name of the opera from which each selection was taken was recorded opposite tae num- ber of the selection. Tn this contest. Mrs. ,. Manly Foster won the prize q bust of Wagner. During an Inter mission. a buffet luncheon was served. The second part of the program was made up of selections from light opera.
 The dining room table was dainty in it's lace cloth. and handsome silver ser vice. The ceuterpiece was cut-glass vase eiled with cream chrysanthe- munns. At the base of this was a wreath of ferns and cream roses. On either corner of the table were sii- yer candelabra. in which white candies burned. The hints were white and green. Mrs. E. s. Thigpen. in q white lingerie and lace over blue. pour ed the coffee.
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