The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-21
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 In an account of the marriage of Miss
 Susie cassels of fhomasviile Ga. to Mir
 James M. Rogers of Savannah. core
 spondent salysi The bride. beautifully
 in white applique with flowing bridal veil.
 was the picture of ioveliness as she en-
 tered on the arm of her brother. Mir. Sam
 uel Cassels of Montgomery" Little Cora
 Young, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Sloan
 Young of New York. was flower girl and
 Mrs. Samued Cassels was one of the at
 tendants. MT Cassels returned last week.
 Mrs. Cassels will return from Thomas
 vile this evening.
 Miss May Courtnay Oates. the guest of
 Gen. and Mrs. w. C. Oates, is charming
 Montgomery with her voice. A number of
 friends who were calling enjoyed a va- ried selection of songs which she gave
 with sweet graciousness, granting favor ties as they were requested. Her voice. which is low. rich contralto. sympa- thetic and highly cultivated. won the hearts of ali who heard 1t. Miss Mildred Rutherford of Ath- ems, Ga. who is pleasantly re- tied. is reported as having been among the speakers at the national convention of the Young Women's Christian Asso- citation being held at Wilkesbarre, Pa. She addressed the delegates on the activity of the association in the South. The approaching marriage Is announced | of Miss Lucille Smith to Mir. Samuel | Lowndes Earle, both of Birmingham. The | April 30. at the home of the bride. Miss | Smith is the daughter of Mrs J. Morgan Smith. State Regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution, and has many | friends in Alabama.
 l Mrs. Thomas M. Owen is visiting in | Birm..sS n. She spent Sunday with her
 parents. o.4 essman and Mrs; bank- | mingham yesterday, says The Age-Her- aid, to attend the card party given by
 Mrs. Harry Mathews at the Hillman Ho- | tel.
 The many Montgomery friends of Mrs Harry T. Inge of Mobile. sister of Mrs | Phares Coleman, where she has frequent
 ly visited, will regret to hear Of the Ill, i'll. will sail for Europe as soon as he gains
 sufficient strength.
 Miss Estelie Fitzgerald of Omaha. Ga, is the guest of Mrs. Gerald Salter. Mrs Fitzgerald Is the sponsor for the Georgia Division of United Confederate Veterans and Is now en route to New Orleans to
 attend the reunion.
 Miss Alice Virginia Springs of Char | lotte, N. C., who has been visiing MT and Mrs. Jahes s. Pinckard for the past | few days. leaves this morning for Deca- tur, Ga. where she will be the guest of friends.
 | Miss Blande Selden of Uniontown. who | is now in New York; will arrive in few days to visit Miss Belle Bartlett. She will act as maid of honor at the Bennett-Bart- lett wedding.
 l Misses Ethel and Genie Teague, who have been visiting Mir. and Mrs. AbneI
 Teague in Columbus, Ga., have returned home. | Mir. and Mrs. G. B. Tyler have taken apartments with Mir and Mrs. Franh | Walsh at 14 Mildred Street. | Mrs. J. W. Moore and Miss Adolphus 1 llives of Selma will arrive Thursday tC visit Miss Belle Bartlett.
 | Mrs. Bennett Grimm left last evening for Chicago where she goes for week ol pleasure and rest.
 | The Tuesday Card Club will be enter tained this morning by Mrs K. P. Stout l Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Poole of Faunsdal, iare visiting MT. and Mrs. R. R. Poole.