The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-17
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beautiful wedding seIenani.ed I'm Tus-

Beautiful Wedding Selemnised I'm Tus-
Tuscaloosa, June 1s.-tSpeciai)--
The marriage OF Mr.. Ernest Scott Nc
Glathery Of Birmingham and Miss Anna
NJ. Baker, occurred at the First Bap-
fist Church yesterday afternoon at S
o'clock. The church was beautifully
decorated and was greatly admired by
the large and brilliant throng Of peo-
pie who witnessed the ceremony. The
ceremony was impressiveiy performed
by the brides cousin, Rev. Frank
Moody Purser.
Tom Garner presided at the organ
and played a beautiful program be-
fore the entrance Of the bridal party.
Lohengrin's March was used for the
professional and Mendeissohn's We'd
ding March as the occasional. The
ushers entered first. coming down the
aisles singIy and crossing In front Of
the altar. They were Maxwell Moody.
Lynn Fort, Roy McGlathery and Har-
we'll Davis They were followed by the
maid OF honor. the brides niece, Miss
Bessie Mae Baker. The bride entered
on the arm OF her brother Henry Ba-
ker, and proceeded to the altar where
she was met by the groom and his
best man, Frederick c. McGlathery.
The bride was lovely In gown Of
thread Of gold mirage silk, the coat
opcntnk ONGE q WAlsb Vi HnitC AdtCt anu
she wore q hat to match. Her bouquet
was of white sweet peas The maid Of
honor wore Alice blue messaiine with
hat to match and she carried pink
sweet peas. Immediately after the cer-
enony Mr.. and Mrs. McGlathery were
driven to the Alabama Great Southern
depot where they boarded the train for
trip to Lookout Mountain and other
resorts, after which they will be at
hnnnA in Rtrfy1iv no M
The bride Is the daughter>of Mrs. SUI
san Hanson Baker, WAC was one Of the
first graduates OF the Central Female
College, and the late L. p. Baker, o
popular citizen Of Tuscaloosa for sew
eral years. She Ii q graduate Of the
Central College and an honor graduate
OF the Alabama State Normal College
at Florence.
She has been a member Of the facul-
| ty Of Central College and OF the pub
lie schools of this city, and was also
principal Of the high school for sew
eral years. Mr.. McGlathery Is q grad
uate of the University and is gentle
man of much worth. He is now at the
head of the department of science In
| the Birmingham school system.
A very pretty wedding occurred at
the Northport Baptist Church. the con-
tracing persons being Mr.. Marion
Franklin Norton and Miss Dovie Tay-
lor. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. A. T. Camp. The ushers were
! Misses Josie Durrett,. Leo Trimm Josie
Bell and Miss Geary. Miss Annie Gayle
Nuckels presided at the organ, playing
Memberships Wedding March for the
entrance OF the bridal party. The maid
OF honor was the brides sister, Miss
Stella Taylor and Robert Beard OF
Holt ofiiciated as best man. The bride
Is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. j Polk
Taylor and Is q very attractive young
lady. Mr.. Norton holds responsible
position with the Central Iron and Coal
Company at Holt, where he Is very
popular. The young couple left short
ly after the ceremony for a visit to the
bridegrooms old home at DemopolIs,
after which they will 80 10 Holt. their
future home.
DR.. B =. Loveiace, professor Of
I chemistry In the 8University3 nhas been
appointed pharmacologist in the hy-
i gtenic laboratory Of the Public Health
and Marine Hospital Service at WASH
ington for the summer months. DR..
Lovelace 10 a graduate Of the Univer-
sity of Alabama and was Afterwards
assistant In chemistry here. He took
his Doctors degree at Johns Hopkins
and was also assistant In chemistry
there. He will return to his work here
about the hrst week In September.
lee cold Melons. Court Square
Market. Phone 2874.