The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-04
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An unusually pretty home Wsuuths nccurred yesterday afternoon. wheE Mas Lucia Mcqueen. daughter of Mir. and Mrs Frederick Meyer McQueen. was given in marriage to MT. Albert F. ,Vandegrift. formerly of Norfolk, Va but now a resident of this city. The cottage home on Summit Avenue at Oak Park was beautifully decorated with a profnsion of smilax. The front hail was pretty with pink carnations and pink candles under pink shades. In tine parior where the ceremony was performed only white flowers. CTS roses and narcissus were used. The color scheme of the dining room was red and
 Just before the ceremony beauti- ful vocal solo, Because" by D'44arde- lot, was sung by Mrs. Robert s. kirk- patrick.
 Mendeisschn.s wedding march was played by Mrs. John Carter. The bride entered the room upon the arm of the groom. ana Rev. Henry M. Ed monds performed the marriage cere- fnony according to the rites or the Presbyterian Church.
 | The young couple stood beneath 2 bower made of smilaxs and presented a most interesting picture. surround ed by their relatives and intimate friends as they assumed the VOWS or matrimony. M
 Miss Mcouenn's wedding gown was of ivory satin. -f1er brooch was of diamonds. and her bouquet was of brides roses and feathery ferns tied with wide white gauze ribbon.
 After the couple had received the contradictions of those present, the ceremony of throwing the brides bou-' auet into the midst of 6 group com posed of the unmarried guests. fol- lowed. Miss Bertha Perry, hand some blonde. wearing 2 sea-shell pink gown with picture hat of the same becoming tone, caught the flowers.
 The company then repaired to the dining room, where the brides cake was cut. The cake was handsome iy embossed confection, and the table exceedingly cheerful and pretty in it's decorations Of red carnations, red can dies under red shades with silver fla gree covers, and garlands of sEailax- Inc slice holding the coin was cut by Mss Lillian Singly that with the thim- bIe by Miss R0salie Higgtns and the ring by Miss Elizabeth Baarclxe.
 Mrs. Mcqueen was assisted In re- ceiving and entertaining her guests by her two depghteFs, Mrs; 2, E; ,ss FuilerI .s!. Mrs. w. IL. McLeTnores Mrs. |. N. Harrison and Mrs. l.. A Raarel<e.
 Mrs. McIsemore, wearing q grey df-. rectoire. and Mrs. Baareke in silver grey silk. served the iced fruit punch in the hall., Mrs. Harrison's gown was black messaline. Mrs. Fullers wore a green cloth dress with Persian. bands.
 Among the out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. N.-C Fuller and Mir. ana Mrs. Nelson Fuller of Centervuie, AGrp. R. VI. Long and little daughter. Kathhryu, of Jasper, and Mrs. w. l. McIsemore of Biloxi, Miss.
 aam- ns&x artna n O cloth tailor suit of the autumn leaf tone of brown, with which she wore a velvet hat of the same color trimmed fn A broad feather bands with a knot. of dark green velvet and an emerald ornament s
 Miss McQueen has. for the past two years. been the private secretary 70 Che lAttOrney General of Alabama. and has a Statewide acquaintance made through this position. There were . number of the State officials fn attehd- ance on the marriage, among them Gen, NAlex Carber and wife, State Deputy Insurance Comnfssioner Albert Sexton and wife. and Miss Kate Col-' lins Of the Governors ofiice.
 The gifts were numerous and hand- some, consisting of cWt- glass silver and china, among which was a silver ser vice from officials in the Capitol, bs- sides individual gifts from General and hrrs. Gerber and other frienos at the State Housa
 The groom is a popular young man, hsIding position in the office of the Western Railway.
 MT. and Mrs vandegrift left last nisht for St. Augustine, Jacksonville, Palm Beach and Key West, Fla. From. the latter point. they will take shin for Havana. Cuba where they will spend awO weeks.
 Miss Mcqueen Is d granddaughter of the late Capt. Robert Mconeen of Lowudss County.
 MONTGOMERY CHATTER OF
 COLLEGE WOMEN.
 The Montgomery Chapter of College Women met with Miss Elizabeth Par ker at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Robert Coldahwalte Wednesday afternoon.
 There was much business of import ancet transacted. The committee ap- pointed to investigate college entrance requirements presented It's report in tab ulated form. This data Is Of great value to girls who anticipate a college
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