The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-10
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 MELODIES IN MEMoHIAM. I an hauhted by phantom sounds to- or the ns;,sic of long ago.
 whoss shadowy note, In Tsverie's hshs sss sssn ssd ,a %iRssy snsss a day: shs player Mlnsssa Sunshine with shadows of 4 bsaytiful hand swept the keys of rsn sas ws: so.ss M Hs a.s n sgs told Of saints here as. well as aooye. There floats tonight, through my souls music hal, ,s.tss.rt loved The ss;I. SlH songs my s~'''a '''s' Ana mem'riss of youth. of love time Come s'S SacK ok by the coniursrs spirit. There tiits in and out of my souls song
 room ,n r.v And Ap |. .lS l. n m. %'a'5 aoa with tn. same dull
 As when it - x.s siyssn .o..a to me. |, onr Ana heard them and felt them. too. For covered the page with brighter Lest our our lives wear sombre hue. Oft. when the day had its measure of roeether at twilight we played rhe Song seemed as If some new words That thriiisd me as though she had rm dreaming tonight of a harp of gold, Responsively again to her touch; She's playing those songs as In days That as sweethearts we loved so --EdWdin Liebfreer in Houston Post. -- z
 THOUGHT FOR THE DAY.
 In looking forward to future life. let us recollect that we have not to sustain all it's tolls, to endure all It's suner- ings or encounter all It's crosses at once. one moment comes laden with its own little burden. then flies and is succeeded by another. no heavier than sas san anoiher sna 1ns sunotSepoiver uDS Wen dell Holmes.
 MARRIAGE or MIR. CAS-
 sENHEIMER AND MISS CAMDEN. One of the most brilliant social events of the month was the marriage of MT. Leo Gassenheimer and Mss Ray Cadden. which took place Tues day evening. at 8 o'clock at the home of her mother. Mrs. E. L Gladden., on South Court Street.
 The decorations Of the home were s elaborate and beautiful. In the hali- way. the color scheme was carried out in pink and green.
 The balustrades were completely hidden with Southern smilax.
 The punch table. placed here. was covered with white lace piece. EanEed around the bowl were Ameri- can Beuaty roses and the top of the bowl was festooned with clusters or Miss Bertie well presided here. The mantle was banked with ferns and palms The brides book was also Tn this apartment
 The front and second parlors were thrown together and were decorated Tn bridaI tones of white and green.
 Palms, ferns and srnilax were used efn profusion; also numbers of white chrysanthemums. Festoons of smiiaA were above the doors and windows.
 In the front parior. where the cere- muny was performed. an improvised altar was formed of palms and ferns Towering palms and then. smalisl ones were effectively massed, making most pleasing background Tor the snspendsd from above. and hanging directly over where the young couple gtoad. was a double hearts design made of white roses and white chrysanthe- mums. The mantles were adorned Mitn 
 were twined with snaiiax. and tied with bows of white tulle.
 To the strains of the wedding ynarnh. the bridal party entered the uarlors, led by six girl friends of the bride. who formed ribbon aisle, through which the bride passed. They were Mss Miriam Spiro. ot Birming- ham Miss Fiossie Well: Miss Hor- tense steinheifner. of Atlanta; Miss Ha- veI cadden and Miss Hortense Well. of Evansville, Ind. and Miss Bessie Cad They al! wore handsome gowns of mink messaline. with pink slippers. and carried &rm clusters of white chrysanthemuras.
 cassenheinler of New York. came next. She was dainty. in 0 white lingerie dress, and carried basket of white She was followed by Miss Alma cad- den, sister of the bride. as bridesmaid; ; she wore a gown of pink suesine SIX and carried white chrysanthemums
 Mrs. Lee B. Well. of Birmingnam. was matron of honor. She was sowned in white chiffon cloth with gold trim mings and carried an arm cluster or white chrysanthemums
 lust preceding the bride was her sister, Miss Bessie Gladden., who was maid of honor. She wore an exquisite gown of pink chiffon brcadcloth. with pearl and gold trimmings, and carried white ehrysanthemums.
 The bride entered on the arm of her uncle, Mir. simon Gladden., who gave her away. Her gown was beautiful creation of white saiome silk. made entrain, and trimmed with princess lace. She carried shower bouquet or lilies-of-the-vailey.