The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-11
NezDs of Mobile Society
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rsesre-AhAott weaaing. 4 Mebils, Nos. hos--( (spscial)--A large aud fashionsbie wedding of the au- tulnn season wss that of Miss Serena A>bott ana MT. Terry Lockiin Moore. which was beautifully celebrated this svsntng at christ Church. The csrs- nony took place at : o'clock in the prsssnce of vast ssssmblage of rel a1ives and friends.
 Tho church was eiabcrateiy decor ats1 with palms and ferns and the 1iowsrs used were fohrysanthemums < An arch of palms and white satin rib- bon vas scross the aisle near the ehanesl and marked the pews reserv- Cd for the family connections. and an- other arch in this same pretty design l. wes placed atsthe head of the center n1ale
 Palms were grouped in graceful eff Get about the chancel and on the al- tar were clusters of gorgsous white soft elow Of innumerabIe white wax tnpers. The prie dien was draped Tn
 Eshsnerin's march vas played as 1ho bridsi party entered. led by the uohers walking two and two.
 Mr Ben Padgett and MT. Tom Eos tor. Mr. Henry Aidridge and Mir. Con Iittie. Nr. MAury Lyon and Mr. Err vfn Little. These stood in the main E ho6y Of the church. then each side of the church.
 The maid of honor. bridesmaids and eroomsmen entered alternately. walk lng uinwly. as follows: Mir. Alfred Coats, Miss Lettice Clark. Mr. Walton Sink. Miss Kitty Sheppard. MT. Dick son. Miss Etta Mayers.a MT. Alfred Ross, Miss Bessie winn of Demopoiis: thsse attendants formed an aisle on either side the chancsl.
 The first bridesmaids. Miss Mazie Moore, ox Perdue Hiii. and MT. N. M Riley. stood to the left on the chancel steps while the maid of honor. Miss Agnes Bell Goldsby. took her place to the right of the chancel steps.
 The two little flower girls. Vivian Kelly and Annie Boone. who wore dainty white dresses and carried bass kets in the form of a large pink rose from which. they scsftsred flowers in the brides path. preceded the lovely young bride. who entered with her uncle. Mir. wiiiiam L. Ross. and who was . radiant picture in her exquisite weddtng gown of white satin made in tunic effect. The long train and over dress were hand embroidered and the satfn slesves ended with a band of hand-embrotdery while the yoke was of real lace studded in pearls. She also wore the long veil of illusion. and spray of orange blossoms and her bouquet was . shower of brides roses and Iilies-of- f-the-vailsy.
 The maid of honor was charming in princess gown of pink chiffon cloth with overdress of white lace and car- ried bouquet of pink roses.
 The costumes of the bridesmaids were exceptionally pretty, being of soft white lingerie. with panel effect inset with medaliions and lace. In their hair they wore pink ribbons. the saanes were also Of pink and their bouquets were of bridesmaid roses.
 The betrothal service took place at the foot of the chanceL after which ths bftde and groom. maid of honor anc the best man. Mir. Emmett Maxon. moved up to the altar. Rev. Matthew Brewster performed the ceremony dur. tng which the organ played softly.
 hendeissonns wedding march was played as the bridal party left the church and were driven to the hems 15l Government Street. where a larrs and brilliant reception was held.
 Mrs. James Lloyd Abbott, the mother of the bride. doing the honors mSst xracipusiy in handsome dress of black lace over white satin. her only ornaments being lovely cameo neck lace over 100 years old.
 Palms. pink roses and pink tapers formed the pretty decorations at the home and an orchestra played a de. lightful program. Mrs. Abbott was assisted in receiving by Mrs Margaret Moore. mother of the groom. who was becominEiy gowned In black satin: Mrs. Darsan Ledyard. Mrs. Harry Toulminss Mrs. w. L. Moore. Mrs. W T.. Ross, Miss Clara Anderson. Mrs. Louis chaudron. Mrs. Joe Michael, Mrs, ". T. Kelly. Mrs. E. L. Russell. Mrs. Erwin Little, Mrs. Arthur Yerger, Mrs. Minor Friend and Mrs. M. A. Mazers.
 Punch was dispensed by Misses Car rife Hunter and Bessie Mazers, and ices. cakes and bon bons were served by Misses Laura Pillans. Helen Rich, Helen and Mamie Triplett, Emilie Boone. Lyde Wills of Pine Hin. Ala, Adele Batrs. Mary Danner. Marie Webb, Alice Barclay. Agnes orton, and Mary Easiey Goldsby.
 A large and lovely array of beauti- fui presents attested the affectionate esteem in which these two popular young people are held by their many friends.
 Miss Abbott, who is the only daugh- ter of Mrs James Lloyd Abbott. and a grand-daughter of Mrs. William H Ross. is . great favorite here, and also closely connected with many of the distinguished families of the South.
 Mfr. Moore, who Is originally from Claiborne. Ala. has won high place for himself in the business and social life of this city. where for the past eight years he has been actively en. gagged in the real estate and insurance business.
 Mr and Mrs. Moore left for a we'd ding trip East the bride wearing . most becoming travelling suit of brown cloth. with hat to match, and on their return will be at home ir the pretty new house. 2 Monterey Street. the groom's gift to his bride.
 Miss Abbott's only brother is Mir .