The age-herald., 1901-12-01

s4 (Couttnued from Page SiE) to her two daughters. Mrs. George Simp- son and Mrs. John West
 The apartments in which the callers were received and entertained were
 adorned in choice cut flowers.
 I In the front parlor where the receiving l party stood were pink roses, and pink | chr rysanthemums. Mrs. Mabson received 1 In a gown of mauve cloth with trim
 mings of white applique and toruuoise
 velvet, and held 8 cluster of pink carna- | tions. Mrs. West and Mrs. Simpson wore | toilets of organdy with yokes of rich lace I and trimmings of white lace, and held | white carnations. Mrs. G. W. Patterson, ] who stood with the receiving party. was I elegantly gowned in black and white silk 1 with ruffles of white chiffon and black
 lace and touches of pink velvet in its | building. s1SA
 I In the reception han, where the punch
 table was arranged and where Mrs. Lo- ren Williamson and Mrs. Forbes .presid- l ed the decorationsswere American beau
 ties and red candles in pink candelabra-
 In the second parlor, where at the choco-
 late tables Mrs. J.siA. Reeves and Mrs. l Ben Chapman presided. pink carnations I were effectiyely placed in table vases. In the dining room where delicious re- l treatments were served, the center piece I on the table was a large cluster of splen- did yellow chrysanthemums. l The other friends who assisted in re- ceiving and entertaining Mrs. Mabson's I callers were: z 9a
 I Mrs. O. c. Maner. Mrs. Frank McDon- l aid, Mrs. s. O. Cassels, Mrs. w. M. Ross. Mrs. George Stowers, Mrs. Cecil Browne of Talladega, Mrs. J. M. deCottes. Miss
 Rebie Berney, Miss Mamie Bethea, Miss Hodge of Chicago, Miss Annie Rousseau Miss Annie Tyson, Miss May Tyson, Miss ' ell L
 Miss Carrie Jones, Miss Eliza Tatum, Miss Lizzy Wilkerson, Miss Pauline Hannon, Miss Kate Campbell Miss May Allen,
 Miss Josie Hubbard and Miss Nell Will | liams
 MT. Edward Joseph McAdam, and Miss I Miss Teresa Saloma Hagan were mar
 ried Wednesday morning at 5:30 o'clock | at St. Peters Church.
 1 Mrs. Ellington Wagner entertained at a
 reception in compliment to Miss Lizzie
 Leigh Wood and Miss Lily Pelzer on
 Thursday afternoon, l The friends who assisted Mrs. Wagner | in entertaining her guests were: Mrs. H.
 M. Andrews, Mrs. W. W. Pelzer, Mrs.
 M. l.. Wood, Mrs. M. c. Scott, Mrs. s.
 Gassenheimer, Mrs. W. H. Thomas. Mrs.
 J. L. Gaston, Mrs. Lawrence Fisk. Mrs.
 E. c. Andrew. Mrs. J. L. Neall. Mrs. J.
 K Jackson, Mrs. w. J. Naftel, Mrs RIP. | Stout, Mrs. J. NJ. deCottes. Mrs. Cecil I Coleman. Mrs Alex Troy, Mrs. Glen An
 drews, Mrs. R. N. Pitts, Mrs. P. R. Els
 berry. Mrs. D. s. Boyd. Mrs. O. P. Bart
 lett, Mrs. J. c. Stevenson, Mrs. Hard
 wick Ruth Mrs Jonathan Haralson, Miss
 Lily L. Pelzer. Miss Lizzie L. Wood. Miss
 Mary A. Johnstone, Miss Nena Wads-
 worth, Miss Mary Troy. Miss Annie
 Smith, Miss Rebacca Pollard, Miss Janie
 Bell, Miss Josie Hubbard. Miss Bessie
 Stern. Miss Marguerite Crommelin. Miss
 Bird Durham, Miss Jamie Watts, Miss
 Jean Craik. Miss Carolyne Haralson. Miss
 Florence Dawson. Miss Cecil Craik, Miss
 Annie Rousseau, Miss Willie B. Haral-
 son. Miss Pauline Hannon, Miss Lizzie Andrew, Miss Mildred Andrew. A wedding of such interest as to fill
 the First Presbyterian church to over | flowing took place Wednesday afternoon at 5:30 o'clock. when Miss Bessie Hill
 and MT. Haywood Bartlett were married. | the Rev. E. H. Hill. brother of the
 bride, officiating. At the appointed hour
 the bridal party entered the church, led
 by the ushers. MT. Fred Whiting. MT. Edward Burton, MT Gaston Gunter, Mir
 R. s. Hill, MT. Edward Spann, Mir. Ben
 Powell. MT. Robert Bartlett and Mir. Clem Fitzpatrick.
 After the ushers entered they were fol- lowed by the two bridesmaids, Miss Belle Bartlett and Miss Bland Seldon 1 of Faunsdale. They were attired in white organdie and lace and wore large
 white picture hats with ostrich plumes l and held arm clusters of white chrysan- | themums. Next followed the charming l little girls. Miss Lillian Hill and Miss
 Julie Henderson. They were gowned in | white organdie and lace with satin rib | bons. They carried arm clusters of | chrysanthemums and roses. They were the flower girls and were daintily pict- uresque.
 1 The next to enter were Master Lester | and Miss Emily Hill, lovely little twin | children of Dr. and Mrs. L. L. Hill | These little folk carried the ring and ! pillow Little Emily was gowned in | white organdie, and Master Lester wore | the regulation grown gentleman's dress suit.
 l Proceeding the bride came her maid of | honor her sister, Miss Laura Hill, who | carried out in her toilette the lovely | scheme of white. wearing organdie and | lace and carrying white chrysanthemums | with plumosa.
 The stately bride entered on the arm | of her brother, Dr. L. L. Hill. She wore a magnificent bridal gown of Duchess satin and real lace. Her ornaments were | diamonds. Her flowers were bride roses, | of which she held a splendid arm shower | cluster.
 | The altar was beautifully arranged for | the occasion, in tones of white and green. Palms. ferns and chrysanthemums were used in, artistic profusion.
 | The briday party was joined at the al- | tar. by the groom and his best man, Mir. | Henry Bartlett. and the Rev. E. H. Hill, brother of the bride, who officiated At 6:3o p. m. MT. and Mrs. Bartlett left for Chicago on a wedding trip. l lovely Italian songs. and Miss Ellen