The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
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 DIHe or ms C ~ s<,r 10 wedding os the season has 6esn more picturesque in its esttines cf more impressive h ite ceseMoAy tn4n that of Miss Louiee cneshret enS TT. Thomas A1sxandsr 6penoor. vhaoh cc- cured at the homo Of che brfde's pA- rents on fashionabis Perry efssse yse-
 The spscicus apsrtmsats wsrs All sr suite ana 6aintiIy AseorAtsd with spring flowers and smilax in comnfna- <ion with delicate pink tuIls.
 The improvissd altar wAs made of tall palms and ferns en masses eefore which stood two tall hronse cAndeiAbra each holding . dozen white wax tA- pers. The aisle down which the bridal Dartv walked vas formed by gariands ly of1ciatsd at the cerenony.
 During the assemblfna of the guests. . string band, placed in the hall ren- dered program. The wedding march ,was from Ichensrin, and during the ceremony "The Fiowsr Song hS Lang. was played in dulcet tehss with
 The @room vas attended sy ". Richard Chesnutt, Jr.. and these two The bridesmaids wers Mss Lasxie MAy Bell of Murphreesbofo. Tenn, and Mss Emie May warner. These two young ladies wore dainty vhits lingsfas dresses and carried Easter iiises.
 The maid of honor was the yeunsss chesnutt. whoss dress was pink silh Her flowers were pink swset peas I've charming little ngures were little Niss Marine Cassels. wearing wAfte lingerie frock and carrying lilies q the valley and Master Charies Smith. lasso In white. besrfng the wedding also in white bearing the wsdding. ring upon . silver saiver. ThN eefde ientered upon the arm of her father. Her appearance in her bridal robes was strikingly handsome. Her we'd ding dress was made of white meseA- line, the corsage being handsomely embroidered in white silk roses. Her, jewels were pearls, the most Interest. ing decoration being miniature of sixteen. framed In an artistic Roid setting. studded with pearls. This pte. ture was a gift from the grocn.
 The bridal bouquet was very beauti- ful, being made of white roses and lilies of the va1iey.
 Alter congratulations. and when the bride was ascending the stairs. she maoe A Hest eucnAutihk ptctetc en rn~ leaned over the Vine wreAfhed Bannfs- ters and smiled down at her brides maids and Rirl friends who stood walt ing for the ceremony of catching the brides bouQuet. In this interesting incident the flowers were. caught by Miss Cecelia Payne.
 The dining room was decorated with pink roses. The table was especially attractive in it's wealth of Killarney ~o1 1auEt <<nr rI urrTo aT ffrff2 i1A urTu<tnT suspended from the chandelier above. pink candles in silver candlesticks and the beautifully embossed heart-shaped bridal cake. When this confection was cut. the ring fell to Miss Christine Glass. the thimbie to Miss Georgia Richardson. the needle to Miss Willie Jones. and the luck coin to Miss Flor ence Harris.
 An elaborate buffet supper was served.
 In the hall. a guest book was placed. where all the company registered their names as q souvenir to be kept by the bride.
 The back parior was set apart for. the long tables that held the numerous and handsome gifts which consisted Of exceptionally handsome silver. china. cut glass and brass articles,
 Ti1e brides going away gown was of blue silk popiin trimmed in seif shade. hhe hat was of the same color.
 The popularity of this couple throughout the many States where, they have friends was attested Ry the numerous telegrams of congratuia- tions. c hundred being received duirag the day and evening.
 Miss Chesnutt Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, R. A. Chesnutt. who came to Montgomery with their family about year ago.
 The groom is popular and infiuen- tfsl business manSof Houston. Tex.
 The happy couple left last night for Cuba on a wedding journey. Upon their return they will repair at once to their home in the Lone Star State. pu- ring the summer they will visit the groom's virginia estste near Char lottesviile.
 MISS vrHDEN AND MASTER
 DAVIS GIVE BRIL-
 Cecil Davis. pupils of the EilenberE- Lindner Conservatory Of Music. gave . brilliant recital to their friends last evening at the parlors of the Jesse French Plano Company. Both of these young musicians have go distinguished themselves during the past in their nut sical studies. that 1t has been. deter tAAHSu bO opttQ 0Vtu VI btAciN 1tt VSN " complete their studies under che mas. fers of Europe. Miss virden will leave for Germany at the end of the month. while the time of departure of Master Cecil Davis is yet undecided.
 Although only Is years old, Mastsr Davis plays with the musical knowi- edge and thoroughly developed technic of an artist With the ordinary apol- ogy certain concessions are ordinariiy made on account of the age of the per former, but no apology whatever is needed for Master Davis, as his playing is far above that of the average pros fessionai.s
 His beaf selections last night were the Military Polonaise." by Chopin. "The. Dream of LoNe.e' by Lfazt, and scapriccio BriiIiante.I by Mendeissoin. Master Davis plays with q siendid 
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