The age-herald., 1901-11-24
MONTCOMERY'S
 SOCIAL SIDE.

Montgomery. November 2S.-(SpeciaD- Mary Burke when the program me in- cluded: A paper on The Vedas. by Miss Elizabeth Sayre, a paper on Brahmaism,
 by Miss Alice Lahey, a reading of Vedic
 hymns, by Sophia Holmes, and a talk on
 schools of Hindoo Philosophy, by Miss Lucretia Wyman. Miss Owen, the guest of her brother, MT. Thomas Owen, was a visitor of the Tintagil at this meeting.
 On Tuesday the members of the Tues day Card Club were entertained by Mrs. Halls Janney. l.4t
 On Thursday afternoon the Jonian Club met with Mrs. Burnell Boykin when
 the, programme included: A paper Growth of British Empire Under the
 Queen,'' by Mrs. Charles Coleman; pa per, Irish Question-Home Rule' by Mrs. Crittenden, and a paper, Scotch Poets" by Mrs. Lewis Cobbs.
 The Magazine clubsm with the presi- dent, Mrs. Mortimer 1uttle. on Friday. The programme was as follows: Reading of magazine article, by Mrs. w. b.
 Gay. paper on \ Rembrant's Night
 watch, by Mrs. sBergham; a paper on Karl Piloti's Nero on the Ruins of Rome,' by GNiss sophia Holms, and pa- per on Current Events. by Mrs. H. M. Hobbie.
 A pretty church wedding took place on Thursday at noon when Miss Elizabeth Dowdell and MT. Armstead Brown were married, the Rev. A. J. Lamar and the Rev, Dr. Rush officiating. The bride is a daughter of MT. and Mrs. James A.
 Dowdell. MT. Brown is a son of MT.
 H. 70. Brown of Atlanta. The ushers were Messrs. Joseph Dowdell, brother of the bride, and Dona Brown, brother of, the groom. Miss Annie Dowdell sister | of the bride was maid of honor. Mir. Dowdell Brown, brother of the groom. ] was best man. The bride wore 8 gown of blue cloths and carried Beauty Roses. The maid of honor was gowned in castor lansdown and held an arm cluster of Golden Gate roses. When the ceremony
 was over the wedding party drove to the
 home of the brides parents. There a
 sum ptuous wedding lunch was enjoyed,
 the luncheon party consisting of, in addi- ton to the wedding party Mrs E. c. Dowdell Of Auburn, grandmother of the bride, Miss Bessie Dowdell of Auburn. aunt of the bride, MT. A. l.. DowdelI of Opelika, uncle of the bride, Miss Wash ington of Savannah, Mir H. C. Brown of Atlanta, father of the groom, MT. and Mrs Fletcher Chester of Opelika, cous- ins of the bride and Miss Virginia Dow dell of Wetumpka, cousin of the bride. After the luncheon the newly married couple drove to the station and left on
 the 1:3o train for Lafayette their future home
 On Wednesday afternoon from four un-
 til six o'clock Mrs. J. M. De Cottes en- tertained at reception in compliment to Mrs. Carrie Chapman Cott, of New york. The receiving party was compos- ed or Mrs. w. A. Gayle, Mrs. Pbares Clemens Mrs. D. P. Glass, Mrs. wiIball Stratford, Mrs John A. Kirkpatrick. Mrs. G w. Thorengton, Mrs. Lucy Lahev. | Mrs. Mary Wyman. Mrs. Robert Hender- | son, Mrs. o. o. Manor, Mrs. A. I. Mess ing, Mrs. Grace DeWees, Mrs. Robert N. Pitts, Mrs. c. E. Mcclellan. Mrs Wm Gay, Mrs. Amelia wyly, Mrs. Cecil Wilcox, Mrs. Robert Ellenberg. Mrs. Ce- ell Browne, Mrs. J. M De Cottes. Mrs William Redd, of Birmingham: Mrs. WI
 liam Marks. Mrs J. A. Miller, Mrs A.
 Wiley, Mrs. Francis Griffin, Miss lily
 Pelzer, Miss Lucy Randolph. Miss Etbe,
 Marks, Miss Willie Browning HaraIson.
 Miss Mary Johnson, Miss Olivia Airing
 ton. Miss Elizabeth. Lahey, Miss Alice
 Lahey, Miss Evelyn Randolph. Miss
 Emm Randolph Miss Kathleen Lahey.
 Miss Eliza Arlington. Miss Knoxie Wal
 ker, Miss Margaret Crommelin, Miss
 Louise Marks, Miss Rebie Berney. Miss Frances Gray, Miss Bessie Teague, Miss Lucille Lahey. Miss Louise Nix, Miss Dol
 ly Kirk Miss Lucretia Wymann, Miss