Madison County AlArchives Marriages.....Russell, Elizabeth - Hutchens, Vernon Fisher January 10, 1930
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The Huntsville Daily Times, 10 January 1930
Russell-Hutchens Wedding Beautiful Wednesday Event
  Of more than usual interest was the marriage today of Miss Elizabeth Russell 
the lovely daughter of W. L. Russell, and Vernon Fisher Hutchens, son of Mr. 
and Mrs. W. T. Hutchens of this city.  The wedding took place at the Russell 
home on Walker street this afternoon at three o’clock.
  While no announcement of the wedding plans have been made intimate friends 
and relatives of the two families witnessed the pretty and impressive ceremony 
performed by Rev. Dr. W. G. Henry, pastor of the First Methodist church.  The 
ceremony was spoken before an improvised altar of palms and ferns intermingled 
with chrysanthemums.  
  The bridal party attended by the sister, Miss Sadie Russel and B. F. Monroe 
entered the parlors and the sweet simplicity of the ceremony was emphasized by 
the absence of music.
  Wearing a raindeer colored coat-suit trimmed in mole fur and hat to match 
trimmed in birds of paradise and carrying a shower of bride’s roses, the bride 
who is one of Huntsville’s most beautiful girls made a picture of rare 
loveliness.   Miss Sadie Russell, the only bride’s maid wore a charming 
creation of black velvet with silver toned picture hat and carried a shear of 
cream chrysanthemums.  
  The proud groom wore a conventional black and never looked handsomer than on 
this occasion.  He is a member of the Hutchen’s Company and is regarded as one 
of the coming young business men of our community already shouldering 
responsibilities equal to those carried by men of mature age.  
  The young couple received a number of beautiful and useful wedding presents.
  Immediately after the informal reception which followed the ceremony, the 
happy couple left on a brief honeymoon for St. Louis and other points of 
interest.  Returning in a few days, Mr. and Mrs. Hutchens will go to 
housekeeping in the Graham apartments on Randolph street where they will 
welcome their friends.  


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