The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-30

S. c. Herlond presid!ng ct the organ. "A1l for You" solo. by Mrs. E. l. Blue of Union Springs. sister of the groom: ITO the End of the World with You" solo. by Miss Minnie Lee Rainer of Union Springs; "The Thought of You" solo. by Mrs Blue. Bridal chorus. from The Rose Maiden" by triple quartette choir.
 At o'clock. the bridal party enter cd the church. Mendsissohn's wedding march being rendered by Mrs. Her long. The ushers who led the way in single file down the two aisles were: Messrs. T. R. Martin. M. N. Eley and Jamie Rainer of Union Springs, and Dr. H. E. Peach, brother of the bride. Misses Virginia Pittman of Union Springs. Marie Faegin, ndegerte Peach and Lucy Faegin of Union Springs. the four bridesmaids, beauti- fully gowned in white lingerie and carrying shower bouquetsN of pink car nations. entered the church also in single lie and joined the ushers about the chancel. These were followed by the little ring-bearer. Master Arthur Peach. all in white. and he. by the two flower girls. Ruth Faegin of Union Springs, and Laurie Faegin, charming little figures in white frocks. carey ing white straw baskets filled with pink rose petals.
 The bride entered with her sister, Miss Susie Peach. as maid of honor, who was gowned in white lingerie over pink silk and carried . shower bouquet of white carnations.
 The brides robe was an elegant creation of crepe meteor silk, elabor- ately trimmed in pearls and real lace A long tulle veil enveloped her figure and was caught on, her coiffure with orange blossoms. She carried an ex- quisite bouquet of bride roses and lilies es-of-the-valley, and her stately beauty was never more pronounced than on this occasion.
 Mir. Faegin. with his brother. Mr. Clarence Faegin. as best man. came from the vestry and awaited the bride performed by Rev. S. G. Boyd, while the soft notes of When the Lights Are Low" filled the house with its melody
 The bridal party left the church to the strains of Mende ssohn's wedding march, while the flower girls. scat tering rose petals, preceded the bride and groom to the door.
 Following the ceremony. the bridal party and few friends were enter tained at the home of Mrs. John Hix- OH Eedcnt mOLnoT or the Dr1Qe. TnlS was one of the most beautiful inform al receptions ever given in Clayton. The house was lovely in It's Christmas decorations of smilax. holly and mis- tietoe; red globes shaded the electric lights and red candles shed a soft glow over the scene. Mrs. John Hill Peach of Sheffeld. gowned in blue moire silk. and Miss Louise Alston. in rose colored eoline over white taffeta. gracefully presided at the punch table. Miss Meetie Warren, wearing an ele- gant reception gown of red with sor- sage bouquet of red carnations, pre- sided at the table where the youths and maidens tried their fortune by cutting the brides cake. During the evening, delicious refreshments were dispensed by Mesdames R. l.. Petty. Leila Meadows. w. c. Hightower and Mrs. John HiIl Peach.
 After the reception, Mir and Mrs. Faegin left for bridal trip to Jack sonvilie. St. Augustine. Tampa and river trip up the St. John. Mrs. Fae- gins going-away gown was an arti- choke green chiffon broadc oth. trim med in fur with green beaver hat. ala cavalier. and gloves en suiteA
 Mir. Faegin is the son of fhe late Judge Ike Faegin, of Union Springs. and holds a high position in the cot ton business of that place. His bride. as Miss Irene Peach, was Q charming and popular young woman of Clayton.