The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-01
MOBILE SOCIETY
aeodioe-Leonard Weddinw.


 Mobile. June 0.-(Special. l-The marriage of Miss Margaret Mildred Lieonard and MT. Charles Henry Goodloe was prettily celebrated this evening at s:3 0o'clock at the home of the brides mother. Mrs. L. O. Leonard. io7 North Jackson street. The ceremony was performed in the drawing room which was especially lovely with clusters of palms and ferns An aisle of white extended from the rear drawing room to the altar which was draped In white and arranged against background of plms at the end of the front draw ing room.
 Only the reltives and a few inti- mate friends were present when the strains of the Lohengrin wedding march, played on the piano and violin by Miss Jessie Goodloe. sister of the groom. and Miss Carrie Forsman. an- nounced the approach Of the bridal party. The matron of honor. Mrs. J. F. Malone a sister of the bride. came in first wearing a most becoming semi princess gown of white lingerie and lace and carrying bouquet of white roses.
 The bride, a pretty brunette. entered with her brother. Mir. William r. Leonard, and looked especially lovely in her wedding gown of silk chiffon cloth, with trimmings of lace. Her veil of tulle was caught by a wreath of orange blossoms and her bouquet was of lilies of the valley tied with dewdrop tulle.
 The groom and his best man, MT. Eddie Dyar, awaited her coming at the altar where the ceremony was per formed by the Rev. A. F. Carr.
 After the ceremony a large recep- ton was held, the guests numbering hTinA groom were the recipients of many hearty congratulations as well as of lrse number of handsome presents in silver and cut glass. The groom Is railorad employe in the Louisville and Nashville freight office.
 Mrs. Leonard. mother of the bride. In c handsome gown of white lingerie, trimmed in embroidery and lace, and Mrs. Goodloe. mother of the groom. wearing mst becmingly gwn of black net over silk, assisted in doing the hon. ors of the evening. The brides table was set out on the lawn under a grace ful tree and decorated In ferns and smllax. The heart-shaped ices and cakes were also in the green and white color tone.
 Punch was served by Misses Jessie Goodloe. Carrie Forsman and Laila Peterson.
 MT. and Mrs Goodloe, the bride wear ing a styling going-away suit of tan ponRee braided in blue. with tan hat trimmed In blue, left on the midnight train for Montgomery. where they will be entertained at a wedding breakfast tomorrow by Mrs. J. w. Stewart.
 After a day spet in Montgomery. the happy couple will go to Cincinnati Cleveland, Buffalo. Niagara Falls and Canada, and on their return. in about fifteen days. will make their home with the brides mother.
 Murphy-Mnrechal Wedding.
 Prominent among the many we'd dings of the month was that of Miss Edith Marechal, daughter of Dr. and Mrs Edward Marechal, to MT. Samuel S. Murphy, which was beautifully cele- brated this evening at the home of the bride. 954 Palmetto Street. at 9:3o o'clock.
 The color tone of white and yellow was carried oot in Marguerites and golden heliantheus. The ceremony was performed in the spacious drawing room, which was lovely with its artis- tic arrangements of palms. ferns and Marguerites. The prie dieu where the young couple stood while Rev. W. J. F. Cox performed the ceremony. was exquisite with it's drapings of white and clusters of MarRuerites.
 Just previuos to tn earrived of the bride and her attendants. Mrs. Tam sang most effectively and to the joy ous notes of the Lohengrin bridal chorus (rendered by Miss Bell Tildenb, the six bridesmaids entered the par iors Miss Summey of New Orleans, Miss Mary Werner of Tuscaloosa. Miss Caroline Hand of Purvis, Miss. Miss SallIe Van Antwerp. Miss Georgia Sage and Miss Edith Toxey. These maids were all gowned alike in grand mother swiss, with empire sash as of sofe yell Iow satin and carried ropes of yellow an arch through which came first the maid of honor. Miss Claudia MarechaL who wore pretty gown of white net