The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-09-04


= marriage which was a surprise 10 the
Ek1onds Of both persons occurred last
nV6ning. 1t was that OF Miss Florence
xascsIIss Collins and Mr.. Albert James
FIckstt. They were married by Rev.
Bfew1rt Mco1een at the rectory on Mobile
street 1t half past 8 o'clock No one was
pfesent. but the young couple and
cousin Of the groom. Mr.. Frank Holt.
The bride IL a daughter OF Mr.. ana
<nsrz. Robert NJ. Collins and grand
eaughter Of the late Governor Thomas a.
watts. 49,
NJ. Pickett 10 a son of Mrs. Laura
! Holt Pickett and grandson of the dis
Auxuished historian, Albert James Pick
4 He occupies the position of cashier
the local office OF the Mobile and Ohio
railroad.
The bride wore an exquisite gown Of
shear white organdie with large picture
Z hat OF roses and lace.
These young people have the best
wishes Of large circle of friends Tor a
7I<e Of happiness and prosperity. AFTER
thar return from their bridal trip they
win be at home at the Exchange Hotel.
FLEMING BOYD.
xnvitations have been issued to the
marriage of Miss Mary Boyd of Auburn
60 Mr.. Walter Linwood Fleming Oh
Brundidge. The ceremony will occur
"Wednesday. Sept. II.
Miss Boyd, the bride, Is the daughter
4 Of the late David 8. Boyd at one time
president OF Auburn college. She Ii
sister 81 Lieutenant Rex Boyd one of the
survivors Of the sinking of The Maine. "
She d . charming young woman with
high intellectual attainments. About
three years ago she graduated with
highest honors at Auburn. Mr.. Flem-
ing Is also q graduate of Auburn. He Is
one Of the most popular of the alumni
ana 30 high q stand has he taken IN his
educational line of work that he has beer
appointed lecturer in history at Colum.
- sSoIiegs. 80
oUxHERN GIRLS
AT NEWPORT.
xhs Following clipping from The New
71xk World. under the heading of New
pork Bellies" alludes to the Langhorns.
cousins of the Langhorn girls, Of Rich
1nond. 50 wen known In Alabama, South
srn girls are without doubt the feature
~ che day at Northern functions. They
nra the fashion for the present. They
lave reached the zenith Of their glory,
ud their charms are sung on every side.
n H<erature they are the central fea-
tures Never before has the Southern girl
b1Hu 30 widely sought and been such q
CASTER Of interest as at present. and 1t is
well that she realize 1t while 1t lasts,
xor fashion with characteristic royal
11ckieness. may soon turn her favor upon
products from other sections. and tina
u1ataens from the East or West may reap
the homage now given the Southern girl.
<sThe Misses Langhorn Of Lynchburg. Va.
have also been at Newport and Nara
Eanseft, and have been great bellies this
summer. Virginia girls seem to ind much
favor In Newport and New York society
Miss May Handy of Richmond is sperd-
znr the summer at Newport with the John
S r. Mclean of Cincinnati. who are in
mourning for Mrs. McLeans mother.
airs. Beale. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Tyson
with whom Miss Handy has generally
4ravefed In summer, are at their country
place near Baltimore this summer. where
Mr.. Tyson. who is greatly advanced in
ara. Is very III. There has been no further
tam Of the iong-reported engagement Of
Miss Handy to Mr.. James Brown Potter. "
Nh. LASgrTER ENTERTAINs.
ar. Joe r. Lassiter entertained Tuesday
evening ct the home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.
Laeniter. q few miles from town, by Civ
5nR delightful dance. The house was
brilliantly adorned for the occasion.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson
Elre. A. @. Forbes. Mrs. Barnes, Mrs
Killurg, Misses frankie Jones, Clara FL,
Ten Forbes Lucia Richardson. Birdie
& = <t.x,-kn Matte Hannon Kate Raiser We