The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-01

of white marquisstts over -ssk end carried pink roses. . Then came the matron of honor. Mrs. I4ee Adler. . recent bride, wearing her wedding gown of white satin with crys- tai trfmmfngs. and carrying pink roses Following her was the brides | mother, Mrs. J. C.. Adler. with her son, Mir. L. c. Adler. Her gown was l of seft grey material and her flowers Next came the maid of honor, Miss
 Flofrie sterne. wearing . becoming gown of pink chiffon over silk, with q shower .bcuquet of pink roses.
 Last1y came the dear little bride on the arm of her father. who gave her | away. She was strikingly pretty and petite In her elegant wedding robe Of white natdn elaborately trimmed with
 rose point lace. Her long tulie veil | yes caught to her dark hair by . handsome diamond pin, the gfft of the ] groom. and she carried . small white Hibls. Her flowers were a shower
 bou9ust of brides roses. They were
 met et the altar by the groom, attend l ed ey Mr. Sam Gusdorf as best man. Mtsic was rendered by an orchestra with Tannhauser's weding march as l the professional and Mendelsohnn,s as the recessionAl
 | Immediately after the ceremony the I wedding party repaired to the large
 double par!ors and stood with Mir. I and Mrs. Adler, Mr.; and Mrs. Loeb. Mr. and Mrs. August Rothchiids] to receive the hundreds of guests. The rooms were tastefully decorated with palma and quantities of white flowers.
 L4ter in the evening dancing was mduiged In and the participants made .l merry until the wee small hours of I r110 licloUs punch was served and in the large dinfng room at various smali
 tables three elaborate courses of re- treehments were enjoyed. The brides book was presided over by Misses Ruby MAas and Helen Bloch.
 ] Mr. and Mrs. Rosenberg left later TOT an extende dtrip North and East I The bride is among selma.s most
 attraotfve and popular young women,
 being . brunette of the daintist type
 and possessing unusual charms and a gracious manner
 ! The groom formerly of New York, has made Selma his home for the past the score. He is an excellent young business man and is very popular in the social world
 Their many friends will be glad to , know they will return to Selma to { make their future home.
 They were the recipients of numer- , ous costly and beautiful gifts
 Marrisse ef Miss Young and MT.
 Another prominent and beautiful . wedding was celebrated this evening at o'clock ats the Broad Street \ Presbyterian Church when Miss Mary Young and Mir. Alfred Muckle were
 married, Rev. F. e. Railey officiat.
 Ing tn q very impressive manner. .l Previous to the arrival of the bridal party an excellent musical program 2 was rendered as follows:
 :. Solo. 70 Vision Entrancing'' Gar tnE Thomas) by Mrs. w. W. Harper
 Bridal Chorus from the Rose Maiden (cowen). Mesdames Warner, Harper 9 Misses Love and Jones and Messrs Hooper. Hobbs. Creash and Dr. Cum.
 innings.
 Solo q Love Thee" tereis). M,s. !. Elise Jones.
 d The edifce was beautifully decora. . ted for the occasion with stately palms n banked around the altar and pro- Il fusion of feathery ferns and white
 flowers and the wedding party entered e to the strains of quartette from - I,ohengrir beautifully sung by Misses
 Jones and Love and Messrs creagt
 and Hobbs. with Miss Annie Bin aa [. The ushers who led the way wers r Messrs. Bruce Craig. Sam Fowikes Il Crawford Bates and Dr. F. e. D, . Bose. @
 e Then came the groomsmen ant h bridesmaids. alternating. The maiis. if Misses Blanche Barnes, Alice Pettus . Jessie Hobbs and Annie Mae Jones O - Camden, all wore isinty dresses O
 white lingerie and csrried arm cius
 ters Of asparagus ferns and snap . dragons The groomsmen were Messrs ' H. A. Denton. Wallace Cummins. W 2 O. Little. of Jackson, Miss. and Dr . Brock. of Canton, Miss.
 . Next came the matron of honor. Mrs z F. G. Du Bose. wearing Q becoming {, toiletet of white lingerie and carry !. ing snap-dragons and ferns. Shs ' was followed by. Miss Kate Young sister of the bride, as maid of honor U lingerie and carried an arm cluster o y pink sweet peas.
 8 Lastly came the bride on the arm y of her brother. Mir. Robert Young wh, gave her away. Her wedding Eowi 2 was of white embroidered Brussel d net over chiffon messaline with trim
 mings of lace. She wore the conven
 tional veil and orange blossoms an,
 her flowers were a shower bouquet O }. brides roses The groom was attend s ed by Dr. Bell. of Canton. Miss. q best man.
 y After the ceremony, an informal re
 ception was rendered the couple by tn brides mother. Mrs. A. P. Young, a 6 her home on Parkman Street. Tn Q front parlor was tastefully adorne,
 with palms and white roses and her
 the receiving party, composed of Mrs
 Young. MT. and Mrs Muckle. Mis- . Young, Mrs. F. c. DuBose and MT Il Robert Young. stood to receive tn - guests. The, green and white plal
 was repeated in the dining room Il where delicious cream and cake wer k served. Above the large round table d which was most arttsticaily adorne,
 with green and white tuile. flowers n bonbons and candles in crystal can Il diesticks, was suspended a large rint II formed of asparagus ferns and whit t tuile. Friends who presided here wer' \ Mesdames Harper. Hooker and Cad c weller Jones. From a prettily ap t pointed table in the reception hal l. punch was served by Mrs. Robert Wal
 ker and Mrs. F. T. Raiford, and th
 wedding register was presided owe = by Mss Jennie Chisholm, The guest = were met in the front hall by Mrs t A. P. Jones and Miss Mary Evans ans | in the library. which was lovely in
 plan of pink and white. the handsom, e array of presents was displayed. = Some hours later Mir. and Mrs o Muckle left for wedding journey tt . New Orleans before going to thei