The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-07-02

in the Cleveland Plain Dealer. excerpts from which are as follows:
 "The wedding last evening of Mar garet Green Calhoun, second daughter of Mir. Patrick Calhoun, to Paul Scott Fos- ter of San Francisco, was one of the most notable social events in Cleveland for some years. Margaret was the first of the Calhoun children to be marrieA and from the very day the engagement was 3nounced, every one who knew the Call. ns, knew that the wedding would be equal or surpass in splendor any mar rage ceremony for a long tinne For this important event the completion of the magnificent home on Euclid Heights was hastened, skilled workmen from all parts of the country, decorators, upholsterers and artists were pressed into service, so that the future history of the splendid homestead might carry the story of this wonderful wedding ceremony at its very beginning.
 Tt was planned to make the wedding a replica of high society wedding or ante-bellum days in the southland and | adhering to the custom of that period, the hour of o'clock was named for the ceremony. It really did not take place until half an hour later. Not until well after did the guests begin to arrive,
 
 piles and carriages crowding each other hard to unload their burden of exquisitely gowned women, with their escorts, be- | fore the hospitable mansion. The gowns wore at the wedding were extremely beau tiful.
 | "All of Cleveland's most exclusive so- | cial folk were present, numbering many hundreds, and in addition, guests came from no less than eight states to attend | the wedding.
 Some minutes before the entrance of the bride, Mrs. Calhoun with her broth- CT MT. George w. Williams of Charles ton S. C., entered. She was followed by Mrs Foster and MT. w. P. Caring ton of Charleston, the latter an uncle of the bride; Mrs Darlington and MT. Benja- min Maynard of San Francisco. 1 -Four ribbon bearers preceded the bridal party. They were the Misses Sal lie and Mildred Calhoun and Masters John C. Calhoun and Andrew Pickens | Calhoun. Then followed the ushers, MT. Patrick Calhoun, Jr, Mir. George Calhoun, MT. William Duncan of San Francisco and MT. John Cushing of San Francisco and Mir. Harry Dodge of Cleveland. There were five bridesmaids, wearing the smartest frocks of coral colored chif- fon, with short trains of white satin. They | carried great shower bouuets of deep tinted Dorothy Perkins rambler roses tied with Illusion in the same shade. The maid of honor, Miss Martha Calhoun, walked alone, preceding the bride Her gown was also of coral colored chiffon, in a pale shade, and her bouquet was of pale pink rambler roses, also in shower efrecy. "The bridesmaids were Miss Janet Dodge, daughter of MT and Mrs S. D. Dodge; Miss Cornela Brown, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Harvey H. Brown; Miss Rachel Wilson, daughter of Mir and Mrs. Myron Wilson; Miss Martha Foster and Miss Louisiana Foster of California, sis ters of the bridegroom.
 | "The bride walked with her father Mr Patrick Calhoun, who gave her In mar riage. Her gown of exquisite real lace an heirloom in the Calhoun family. was made over ivory satin, with square paneled train in court length. She wore a tule veil fastened to a little cap also of real lace, with sprays of orange blos- sons. and carried shower bouquet of orchids and lilies of the valley. She wore the bridegrooms gift, a diamond pend- ant, set in platinum.
 | "All the grounds about the home wero lighted with specially installed electric plants and wiring, making a brilliant l fairyland. Among the guests present last evening were Mir and Mrs. Lewis 4Ni@AOiA anu Sou OI 4NcW OTh, MT. George | w. Williams, brother of Mrs. Calhoun. MT. and Mrs. W. P. Darlington, Gov. and Mrs. Edwin Warfeld of Maryland. former Gov. and Mrs. Myron T. Herrick MT. c. l.. Atterbury and Mk and Mrs George w. Bacon of New York, MT. and Mrs. J. D. Gallery of Pittsburg, Col and Miss Lowry of Atlanta, MT. Thornwell Mullally of San Francisco, MT. William M. Abbott of San Francisco, MT. spen- cer Grant of San Francisco, Judge and Mrs. Sanders. MT. and Mrs. Andrew Squire, MT. and Mrs. Mark Hanna, Jr., MT and Mrs. Livingston Mather, Mir James Hoyt, Mr. and Mrs. s. D. Dodge, Mfr. and Mrs Jerome Zerbe, Mir. and Mrs. William Palmer, MT. and Mrs. John F. Whitelaw, MT. Thomas Burnham MT. and Mrs Charles Calhoun, Mrs. James A. Garretson, Miss Margaret Garretson. Mrs. Parmely Herrick, MT. and Mrs. Albert Felix Hughes, MT. and Mrs. Cuddy, and Mrs Spencer Barnett of Birmingham"