The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-10-29
WEDDING OF
MISS YARBRoUaH

AND MR.. SMITH
A pretty wedding which occurred at the
| First Baptist Church last evening at [
o'clock was that Of Miss Florence Var.
brough. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bsnja.
| min F. Yarbrough and Mr.. Frank Heard
Smith Of Thomasviile. Ga.
The church was deliberately decorated
In ferns. palms and Towering gsraniums
which were masssd IN artistic profuslon.
A large marriage bell hung over all.
The ushers at the appointed hour, led
the bridal party to the altar. They were:
DR.. Charles s. Chandler. Mr.. Georg,
Besuchamp. Mr. 8. H. Yarbroush, MI.
L. Lasseter. Mr.. William stegail and Mr..
Joseph 8. Lasseter.
The rshers were followed by the two
lovely little ones who acted as flowers
girls Misses Lasseter and Hudson,
they were gowned exquisitely in white
oigandie and satin ribbons and carried
white chrysanthemums.
Next entered the Matron of Honor, Mrs.
William Orr of Fort Worth, Tex, sister
OF the bride. She was richly gowned in
green crepe de chine over green taffeta
with vest Of white and q touch of pink
In panne velvet, and q finish of French
knots. Her large picture hat Of black and
arm cluster Of brides maid roses COM
pleted the toilette.
The pretty bride entered last accompa-
MED by her father. Sne wore a handsome
tatior-made travelling gown Of blue peb-
BILE cloth with hat to match and carried
. splendid bouquet Of brides roses.
Shortly after the ceremony the newly
married couple left for their home in
Thomasville, Ga.
The bride 10 Q young woman whose
graces Of mind and person have endeared
hA,, liz
regret to lose her.
Mr.. Smith Is a man who stands high in
the business and social circles of his
home, and also has hosts Of friends who
will extend a warm welcome to his bride
LoURIE-BRUcE.
The following invitation has been issued
by Mrs. Bruce:
Mrs. John Bruce
invites you to be present
at the marriage Of her daughter
Margaret Isabel d.
Mr.. Ralph Bigelow Lourie
on the evening of Thursday. the eleventh
of November. e.
at half after seven o'clock.
Central Presbyterian Church,
Montgomery, Alabama.
MCMII.
Accompanying the invitation L. card
which states that the bride and groom
will be at home In Moline, ILL.,. after jan
uary LIST, 1908. e..
B'NAI BIRTH ENTERTAINMENT.
Under the auspices of the two local
lodges of Bnai, Birth. a fine literary and
musical program was rendered last even.
ing at the Jewish Temple.
The nregram consisted of a vocal solo
by Mrs. Leon We'll. which was greatly
enjoyed, a violin solo by Miss Carolyn
Cohn and a lecture on The Ethical In
fluence Of Literature" by Miss Janette
Merriam Goldberg.
Mrs. Wells rendition Of her vocal solo
was fine and greatly enjoyed.
Miss Cohn played splendidly sustaining
her reputation as an accomplished vio-
linist.
Miss Goldberg was introduced TO the
audience by Mr.. Charles r. NORTH, who
rsid. in a short speech, high tribute to
her as a woman Of superior attainments.
He spoke of the series Of literary enter
tainmerits which it is the purpose of the
B'nai Birth to hold this winter and of
which this was the opening. He alluded
to the fact that Miss Goldberg has spent |
much Of her life In Alabama though she |
now makes her home in Texas
Miss Goldberg's address was teaching |
and entertaining. She took the stand that |
Unity Of energy and unity of effort is
the watchword OF the hour
She spoke Of the power Of literature to
broaden the mind ana soften the heart.
Of the certainty that study and wide
reading WILL by directing effort. lead into
channels.
In touching on woman and her effort
Miss Goldberg said that when mankind
blames woman for all on account of the
tempting of Adam, it should be remem-
bered that she deserves some considera-
ton from the fact that she at least took
the fruit with which she tempted him
from the tree of knowledge.
Miss Goldberg's address was convincing
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