I _ u_/ .A I«ntxcaatlt;’r Wcihllnu,Charles M. Tatnail, of Tjaiion«t.t»r, hiit .until recently a well-known merchant of CoafceaviIlf% wftB married Wednesday afternoon to Mys. Annul AI Frey. The %ved rlIiiat occurred at 3 oVJock, tit t he bride’s home, 245 East. Kinir street. Rev. W. F. Shorn, reft nr of St. .lolin Episcopal church, oflleintcd. Owing to the roeeht death of Mrs. Frey’s mother, only the immediate families were present. The parlor in which I tie ceremony occurred was handsomely decorated with Howers. The 'groom was attended by Levis L, Mann, of. Philadelphia, andhis brothers, Charles G. and Abram (L• . . * _ ' -• * m .Tfttnall, were the ushers. Mrs. Frey’sdatighters^ Aliases Elfzabetirand Emille^were the flower girls. Mendelssohn’s •wedding march was played by Miss Alice A Herr. Mr, and Mrs. Tatnailtook a southern wedding trip.