The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-12-03
MARRIAGE oR MISS HANNoN AND MR. PEABODY

 Ind Mir. Frank Peabody was solemnized ast evening in the Court Street Methc- hist Church, Rev. A. J. Rice officiating resentative audience of friends of the Houng couple who gathered to witness the :eremony.
 Within the chancel rail . mass of palms was arranged in pyramid form and all Through the green was studded with eiec- ric lights. while above was suspended the letters "P. and H." with double hearts between. all written with electric lights. The whole plan was original and effective. 1 The groom. with his brother, pr. Roy Peabody. of New York, who was best nan. approached the altar from the side aisle, and the bridal party entered down the centre aisle, led by the ushers. Mr. ,. H. Faunce, Mr. c. l.. Petz. MT. Tenn. ple Setbels. Mir. Dave Whetstone, pr Charles T. Pollard. MT. c. B. Teasley, Mr. William Hurter of Birmingham and Wood of Columbus. Ga.
 These were followed by the bridesmaid Miss Caroline Hannon. sister of the bride, wearing toilette of cream liberty chif. ton and lace studded with pearls and worn over silk.
 The next to follow was Mrs. Charles reasley. sister of the bride. She vas natron of honor and was exQuisiteiy yowned in cream lace embroidered in roses of ribbon and fashioned over taf- feta. Next Miss Florence Dawson. ma d bf honor. entered. She wore a handsome ace robe embroidered in cream roses. Her flowers. as were those of Mrs. Teas ey and Miss Hannon. were white roses, bf which each carried large arm clus- ter.
 The lovely pride entered accompanied by her brother. Mr. Elliott Hannon, who xax ot ths o1t 1to Ar A1- iing gown was of hand embroidered ret bver taffeta and her double arm shower bouquet was of brides roses. plumo and knotted ribbon. Over all her br.dal yell hung in filmy beauty like a mist en- 1ancin9 the pretty picture in which the Bweet face, the exquisite attire and the beautiful flowers. wee the features. After the ceremony. the wedding party md immediate families repaired to the home of the brides mother, Mrs. Sarah %pverton Hannon. on Perry Street. where Congratulations were extended the young souple.
 A bridal table in white and green had IS center-piece the wedding cake, and rom the chandelier hung a large cluster If roses. in which the ring. the dime and he thimhle were concealed. Each mern- per of the wedding party pIucked a fiow- er and the ring fell to Miss Dawson, the tttlt0 LO MT. IcdHtcy anu NAS thAAAutO AU ef. Faunce. Other features of the hour were the passing of the loving cup and he cutting of the wedding cake.
 MT. and Mrs. Peabody left for New Or leans at 9:30 Her travelling gown was of Plue zbiline with trimmings of Persian mbroidery. When they return they vill be at home with Mir and Mrs. Elliot Iannon at their home on Court Street. This marriage is one of special interest Q large number of friends of the young oupie throughout Alabama and Georgia. where the groom formerly lived. The ride Is a young woman of rare personal na gnetism. and enjoys the love and admi- atiun of all who cosle under its influence. MT. Peabody is young man who conn hands the respect and wins the esteem of II with whom he comes in contact, in ither business or social circles.
 This marriage united two of Alabama's nd Georgia's most prominent and infiuen. ial families.
 Among the out-of-town guests were: frs. J. L. Peabody, Mrs. Eugene Martin ere, MT. and Mrs. I. K. Peabody Miss .ula Moore, MT and Mrs. Ed Swift, all f Columbus. Ga; MT. and Mrs. Lawrence ones of Louisville, Ky, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Dawson of Birmingham, Mr. Wll- am Porter of Birmingham and Dr. Roy peabody of New York.
 MEETING OF THE
 NO NAME CLUB. The members of the No Name Club met esterday with Mrs. F. A. Flowers when be program 1included:
 A paper. 'Indians in Literature" by [rs. James Andrew.
 "A paper, Customs and Superstitions," Mrs. N R. McDavid.
 Instrumental piano music by Mrs. ames Wilcox.
 And number of songs rendered by isa Weems.
 The guests of the club were: Miss reems. Miss Hudson and Miss Chandler. KEEPING OF THE
 SECESSION CHAPTER. The members of the Secession Capital hapter met with the President Mrs. Ed ard Trimble, yesterday when a new ember. Mrs. Corbin Hardaway, was en- lled and the following la6ies were ap- ,inted to serve on committees for the int entertainment tn be given by the UT IT. D. c. Chapters:
 On Decorations-Mrs. J G. Finley, Mrs. bdy and Miss Mary Mcintyre.
 On Refresements-Mrs. Rives, Mrs. abson and Mrs. J. F. Andrews
 On Amusements-Mrs. J. E. Dow.
 NOTICE, INFoRMARY AID. The Infirmary Aid Association will meet day at 4 o'clock.
 rR. AND MRS. VEIL
 ENTERTAINED MT. and Mrs. Isadore Wei en.e~tain"6 lightful'y at her home on Perry St eet lesday evening. in honor of Miss Bett- hn of Cincinnati Miss HertSfeld Of exander City. and Miss Leibe Ensel of aoxville
 The house was decorated in a charming rangement of palms, ferns and Ameri- Beauty roses.
 The game played was "F1i6den Titles of boks." and the prize awarded the finder
 the greatest number of titles fell to ss Dutman and was a handsomely und volume of poems.
 delicious course luncheon was se~ved bm a table brilliant with its cut gI sS silver and lighted with waxen tapers rning in silver candelabras.
 The guests were Miss Miriam Kahn, ss DaIia Kahn. Miss Minnie Lemle. ss Minnie Oppenheimer Mrs. Ro-a eil Mrs. Sidney Well Capt7in Phil ern. MT. Lee Well Mir. Never Gerson. Pat Moog Mir. Hirsch of Cincinnati. BETTING OF SOPHIE
 BIBB CHAPTAR. The regular monthly meeting of the Dhie Bibb Chapter U. D. C. was he'd sterday afternoon at the home of the esident Mrs. R. P. Dexter.
 his meeting was largely attended.
 he report of the Ball Committee WIS de by the President Mrs. Dexter. SNe