The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-10-21
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 Mobile. Oct. 20.--tSpeciaI.b--1hem mar riAge of Miss Isabelle Dreaper to MT Erancis J. MclAanon. was beautifully celebrated this afternoon at { o'clock af St. vincents Church in the pres erice Of relatives and q vest asssmblage or friends.
 Tns color tone was white and gold. most effectively carried out in the xo.d sdraperies on the altar, the blaze af innumerabIe wni te wax tapers and < ne veritaple wealth Of palms and { shite chrysanthenlurns placed about Ihe chancel.
 Rev. Father o'callaghan. who off niatsd at the marriage of the brides pArsnts. performed the ceremony most 'impressiseiy. assls ted by Father Dunn, Father Eaton and Father kerrigan.
 The bride. who entered with her fa- ther. was lovely in her exquisite bridal robe of white shiffon cloth and lace. her pretty head crowned with veil Of tuile, the tame one which her mother wore. and encircied wi tn a wealth of orange blossoms.
 sha wore handsome diamond orna- ment and carried . bouquet Of brides sroses and ferns..
 The maid of honor, Miss Ethel Dreaper, sister of the bride. was gowned In yellow satin. The brides maids, who came in single file and preceded the maid of honor were Miss Nary McManon. Miss Deal Dreaper. Aliss Lillian Dreaper. each wearing be- coming dresses of white lingerie and lace. and Miss Gertrude Dreaper and Miss Marguerite Murphy who were attractivelys gowned in yellow crepe de chine. Each of these maids wore hats of whi te. with touches of gold and carried clusters of yellow and white chrysanthemums.
 The bridegroom, his best man and brother, Mir. J. J. McMahon, and his .groomsman. pr. Edward Dreaper. all three awaited the bridal party at the chanceI.
 The ushers were Messrs. William Penny. Jack Fermier, Ralph schultze. Robert Turner. Tom Murray and Joseph Espalla. IT.
 A recep ton limited to the relatives and bridal party was held at the home of the brides parents. MT. and Mrs Edward Dreaper. on Conception Street. The house WAS lovely with masses of yellow and white chrysan- .themums used throughout the rooms.
 The ices. cakes and bonbons reflect ed the gold and white color tone. and many tempting dainties were served by Mrs. Hangold. Mrs. Drey. Mrs. D. J Murphy, assisted by Misses Rebecca Peppers. Josephine Patt, and Lanra AfcKibbin.
 In the midst of much toasting and many good wishes. Mir. and Mrs. Me Malcon left for Washington and oth- CT points East
 The brides travelling suit was of grey taupe trimmed in nd-embroid- cred velvet, the becoming hat worn with this stylish costume being also in the grey taupe shade.
 The presents received by this pop ular young couple were unusually nu- merous and handsome and will be charming additions to their home at POS South Conception street, which they will occupy in about two weeks
 McCIure-AIcxrlssetfe Wedding.
 A pretty event of this morning was the wedding of Miss Ida Mary Morris sefte and Mir. Matthew Simpson Mo- l CIure, which was quietly celebrated at | the home of the brides parents. Mir. | and Mrs E. R Morrissette, 57 North | Ann street. Only the relatives and | friends were present at both the cere- mony and the informal reception which foliowed.s The color tone of green and white was charmingly de- veloped in palms, ferns and chrysan- 
 CTS and plants decorating the rooms and the improvised altar. The maid of honor was Miss Cornelia Morrissette. sister of the bride. and the brides maids were Misses Fanny Knight Morrissette. Eunice and Ida Mcclure Each of these wore gowns of soft l white and carried bouquets of roses | and ferns. The bride. who was giv- | en away by her father. was pretty |, picture in her wedding gown of white | chiffon cloth. veil of tulle and spray | of orange blossoms. Her bouquet was of white roses and ferns. At the al- tar. where Rev. D. A. Plauck perform | ed the ceremony, the groom and his best man, MT. Toxey Haas awaited her coming.
 Many toasts and good wishes. as well as a large array of pretty pres ents, were showered upon this happy couple, who, after a short wedding trip, win make their home in Mo bile.
 Among the out of town guests were Miss Maggie Moore of Perdue Hill. and the groom's grandfather. MT. Joseph Oglevee of Pittsburg. Pa.
 Wedding Cards.