The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-12-14
BRUNSON.HUBBARD WEDDING BEAUTIFULLY SOLEMNIZED

The marriage of Miss Laura Hubbard to Mir. Charles Pinckney Brunson of Tallassee was quietly and beautifully solemnized Tuesday afternoon at 4 80 o'clock at the home of the bride on Col lege avenue in Trey. The home was particularly attractive with wealth of bright flowers and tie soft radiance of myriad candles.
 Mrs. Charles Henderson and Mrs. Hubert Brown welcomed the guests on their arrival. Mrs. Ralph Parks of Brundidge, Mrs. c. l.. McCartha, Mrs. Bettie Wood and Mrs. Luther Smith assisting in entertaining, invited them into the cosy library to see the wonder , full array of beautiful and valuable gifts showered upon the young couple.
 A registry of the guests was kept in pretty brides books by Mrs. A. s. Sartian.
 The punch table was arranged in the rear of the hall which had been trans- formed into bower of beauty with ferns and American Beauty roses. Serv- ing the delicious punch were Mrs. Fred Nall, Miss Mary Lamar Jernigan, Mrs Felix Horn of Luverne.
 In the living room, an altar had been fashioned of tiers of ferns with cen tral decoration of pink snapdragons. Marble pedestals, surmOunted by silver candeabra in which white tapers burn ed, outlined the design with graceful festoon of rainbow maline swaying be- tween them. The pink and white of the wedding colors were charmingly ex- pressed by baskets and bowls of pink and white snapdragons and roses which were placed about the living and din ing room with artistic beauty. A sill yer basket of perfect white American Beauty roses formed the centerpiece for the dining room table, which was cov- cred in cluny lace. Streamers of tulle in rainbow colors fell from the light above and were caught to the table by sprays of plumosa.
 Promptly at the appointed hour the musical program began with a selection by Miss Kate McEachern of Andalu- sia. Mrs. Arthur Searcy of Abbeville then sang Cadman's love song.
 When the strains of Mendelssohn' S wedding march pealed forth little Anne Key Murphree, dainty in yellow geOr- gette, and Master John Hubbard, young brother of the bride, entered holding the white satin ribbons to form an aisle for the entrance of the wedding party. After Dr. T. Baron Gibson had en- tered and taken his stand at the altar the matrons of honor, Mrs. T. Baron Gibson of Andalusia and Mrs. K. l.. ] Tucker of Wetumpka, approached the altar singly; Mrs. Gibson wore a blue chenille with fur trimmings and a be- coming gold lace hat
 Mrs. Tucker was gowned in a blue cut velvet over gold cloth, rhinestone and fur trimmings with gold lace hat.
 The maid of honor, Miss Phoebe John son, of Tallassee, preceded the bride. She was handsomely dressed in fur trimmed gown of sunset chenille bro- cade with a gold lace hat.
 All of the attendants carried clusters of sunset roses and pink snapdragons. The bride entered with her father, Gen. G. J. Hubbard, by whom she was given in marriage. They were met at the altar by the groom and his best man, Mr. Donald Brunson, his brother.
 Dr. Gibson, pastor of the Baptist church at Andalusia, officiated, using the impressive ring ceremony.
 ;. The brides piquante beauty was most appealing Her wedding dress was for travel and was of brown Ottoman faile with leopard fur trimmings and acces- sories to match. Her becoming hat was of gold cloth. Her flowers were a shower of Brides roses and lilies ot the valley. She is the only daughter ot General and Mrs. G. J. Hubbard and has personality of rare charm and sweetness. She graduated at the State Normal school and has studied at the university. She has taught most sue cessfully for the past few years.
 MT. Brunson is progressive business man of Tallassee, owning a large de partment store there.
 After an informal reception, MT. an6 Mrs. Brunson left for a wedding triI through Florida.
 On their return they will go to Tallas see to make their home.
 Among the out-of town guests presen were Miss Alice Lee Hilliard of Do than, aunt of the bride, and Mrs. Fell' Horn, of Luverne Mir. and Mrs. William Robertson of Goshen; MT. w. F. Dobb and Mrs. R. NJ. Hill of Tallassee.