The age-herald., 1901-11-10
MONTCOMERY'S
 SOCIAL SIDE.

Montgomery, November 9.-(Special.)- On Monday with Misses Carolyne and
 Willie Browning Harason as hostess,
 the Tintagil held the first meeting for
 this season. The programme for the
 morning included:
 The Lovers of the Light Are One'-A
 paper by Miss Dolly Kirk.
 "The Universal Prayer Reading by
 Miss Elizabeth Winter.
 A paper, "Pantheism, Polytheism,
 Theism"-By Miss Mary Burke. talk, "The Mystic Numbers in Re-
 ligion"-By Miss Laura Fillmore. Paper on Current Evants"-By Miss Evelyn Randolph.
 The guests of the Tintigal were: Miss Ethel Hodgson. Mobile, who is visiting | the Misses Haralson; Miss Daniels, Ma con, Ga, who is the guest of MT. and Mrs Gerald SaIter; Miss Hodge of Mur- freesboro, Tenn, who is the guest of Rev and Mrh. G. w. Patterson and Miss
 Stillwell.
 A marriage which was a surprise to
 their friends was that of Miss May Thomas and MT Earle Lutz. The young couple have been supposed to be engaged NHANN~
 objection to the match. Miss Thomas and Mr. Lutz, with two friends, Messrs.
 David Crossland and s. E. Washburn,
 went on Tuesday evening at o'clock 10 the residence of the Rev. A. J. Lamar
 armed with a marriage license and were
 married Shortly afterwards they leit on
 the Western train for Opelika and At
 lanta where they will visit friends. Miss
 Thomas now Mrs. Lutz, is daughter
 of Prof. George Thomas and niece or
 the Misses Hatchett. MT. Lutz Is well
 known in the railroad world lie IS a
 nephew of MT. Reuben E. Lutz, traffic
 manager of the Western Railway.
 At the last meeting of the Mothers
 Union, of which Mrs. Priscilla C. Good- win is president, committee was ap-
 pointed to cooperate with the Alabama
 committee on child labor. The Mother
 ITnion committee on child labor Is com
 posed of Mrs. s. B. Stern, chalrman'
 Mrs. Janney and Mrs. b. r. Morrlsette.
 The Mothers Union Is an organization
 which Is naturally deeply interested Tn legislation on the subject or chiio iapor.
 A nrettv church wedding took place at
 the First Presbyterian church on last
 Wednesday afternoon when Miss Efne
 Smith and MT. Lucian Garner Wade were married, the Rev. A. l.. Andrews officiating, The altar was made beauti- full by the effective arrangement or palms, ferns and white ribbons. The bridal party consisted Of the ushers,
 Messrs. Ben Powell, Hugh Stuart Harry Carter and l.. c. Smith of Selma, a brother of the bride. Miss Susie Offutt. the brides maid of honor, followed the ushers. She wore gown or tan cloth
 and brown velvet. Her hat was of black velvet and plumes and she carried an arm cluster of pink carnations. The
 bride entered accompanied by her tather'
 MT. Steven l.. Smith. She was attired in a travelling gown of biscuit cloth with
 white silk waist trimm ed in lace and touches of pink velvet. Her hat matched the costume and she held a huge shower of white carnations and piumosa. The groom and his best man, MT. Clyde
 Smith, a brother of the bride, were at the altar with the Rev. A. l.. Andrews when the bridal party arrived. Alter the ceremony Mir and Mrs. Wade drove 10 the station and left, for Atlanta, where they went to visit his relatives AL the home of the brides parents, MT. ana Mrs. Stephen l.. Smith, large numper or beautiful presents spoke of love from hosts of friends.
 Friends in Montgomery have received invitations to the marriage of Miss Sarah Nunnelly of LaGrange, Ga, and Gen. George Paul Haralson of Opelika Miss Nunnelly is a daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Gustavus Alonzo Nunnelly of La Grange. She has often visited Mont gomery and been the recipient of much social attention. The marriage will take
 place on the evening of Wednesday, the
 goth of November, at 6:30 o'clock at the Southern Female College LaGrange, of which Mrs. Nunnelly Is principal. They will be at home in Opelika after the first | of December.
 | Miss Elizabeth Winter has been select | ed by Camp Lomax to be their sponsor | at the coming meeting of the Confederate | Veterans to be held in Montgomery dur | ing the coming week. Miss Winter Is a | daughter of Judge and Mrs. J. G. Win | ter.
 The Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity of the l Girls High School was reorganized last | Tuesday and held their first meeting on | Friday at their chapter room at the home 1 of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Norwood on Perry street The officers are Misses Jennie Sis trunk. president Marjorie Sayre. vice | president; Marie Alexander. secretary; Jean Lahey, treasurer; Mary Knowles, ] social manager; Margaret Browne. busi-