The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-03

l burned. At either end bowls of white roses
 were placed and in the centre the brides s
 cake decorated in lilies was placed. When
 the cake was cut the ring fell to Mir.
 Joseph Billings, the thimble to pr. J. N.
 Baker the heart to Miss Rebacca Pol lard, the button to Miss Elizabeth An- 1 drews, and the dime to Milton Wood, Ht- tie brother of the prospective bride.
 On Monday at the home of the Rev. and Mrs. William D. Gay, Miss Simpson
 who is teacher of elocution at the Girls 1 Industrial school at Montevallo, gave a recital when her programme included, 'An Object of Love- by Mary E. Will kins; Faithful" by Frank D. Stanton;
 How'd You Like to Be a Dog?" by George w. Day. and ''The Last Word" by Hen ry Van Dyke.
 Monday was the last day of the Donny- brook fair which had been running for e week under the auspices of the h. frmary Aid association, and the feature of the afternoon was the baby show. The prizes were awarded as follows: Miss Leona Westcott little daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles R. Westcott, got the spoon as the prettiest child between two and three years of age; Master J. Kirk man Jackson, little son of MT. and Mrs.
 J. K. Jackson, the spoon for the prettiest boy from one to three years old. and Master George Frank Smith, son of Mr and Mrs A. Coke Smith, received a pret- ty pair of slippers for being adjudged the | prettiest baby one year old.
 | On Tuesday morning Miss Elizabeth 1 Leigh Wood daughter of Dr. and Mrs Milton Le Grand Wood and Dr. Monette were married at seven o'clock in St. | Johns Episcopal church. The Rev. Ed ward E. Cobbs officiated. The church was decorated in palms, ferns and | garlands of roses The bride wore a | travelling toilette of two-toned green | silk, with a touch of white at the throat. | Her hat was blue novelty straw, trimmed in grapes and green velvet ribbon, and l her flowers were white roses. Miss Eliza
 beth Andrew was maid of honor, and she wore a white linen shirt waist suit,
 with white hat and white roses. MT. Ed ward deGraffenreid was best man. The ushers were: MT. Thomas B. Alexander, MT Josiah M Billing, MT. S. C. Starke and Mir Robert Bartlette. The brides maids who all wore white linen shirt waist costumes, white hats and carried pink roses and plumosa, tied with smilax were: Miss Eliza Arlington, Miss Rebecca | Pollard Miss Mary Lou Chiffon, Miss Mary Kirkpatrick, Miss Mary Seibels Ball. | The groomsinen were: MT. Robert Goree of Texas Mir. Jefferies Blount of Greens boro, MT. Young Stolenwerck of Greens boro, Dr. J. N. Baker, Dr. Charles Poll nitz of Greensboro, and Dr. Samuel Bill | ling. Shortly after the ceremony the 1 young couple left for Savannah to sail from there to New York, where they will I spend several weeks after which they will | be at home in Greenville. The bride is one of the most prominent and popular young women in Montgomery society,
 and Dr. Monette Is a young physician who stands high in the social and profession
 al circles of Alabama.
 On Tuesday morning Miss Atella Cam l tey, daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. M. Cantey and MT. Robert Alexander of Prattville were married, the Rev. Charles l Stakley officiated. The wedding took
 place at the First Baptist church at half
 past nine o'clock. The ushers were: MT.
 W. M. Smith, MT. H. E. Archibald and | MT. Sim Fair, all of Prattville, and MT. | George Cantey, brother of the bride. The | groomsmen were: MT. R. l.. Fausett of
 Prattville and Mir. c. D. Cantey, brother
 of the bride Miss Nell Livingston of
 Prattville, and Miss Hattie Alexander of
 Pratville, sister of the groom were the
 bridesmaids The bride who was attired
 in gray crepe de chine entered with her
 sister. Miss Mamie Cantey, the maid of
 honor. The groom with his brother MT. | T. E. Alexander, who was best man, met | the bridal party at the altar.
 On Tuesday morning Mrs. W. S. Mai
 tell entertained the members of the Tues day Card club. The floral decorations were
 roses, carnations and nasturtums. The
 club prize was won by Mrs. Charles
 Jackson, and was a shirt waist set. The
 guests prize was a green silk umbrella,
 and was won by Mrs. Burwel Boykin. | The score was kept by Mrs. Edward
 Amerine, Mrs. Warren Brown and Mrs w. B. Tanner.
 A marriage occurred on Wednec Jay | afternoon in which a large number of
 friends were deeply interested when Miss
 Belle Bartlette and MT Austen Le Grand | Bennett of Faunsdale, were married at
 the home of the bride the Rev. c. w.
 Patterson officiating. The hall and two
 parlors of the home on Wilson street I were decorated in giant smilax, privet
 blossoms and roses and lighted with white shaded candies in silver and bronze
 candelabra. The young couple stood be-
 heath a bower of smilax, under which
 hung a marriage bell of white roses. From l the bell two scarfs of white satin rib
 bon hung to the white rug on which the l bride and groom stood Mrs O.. P Bart 1 lette, sister-in-law of the bride was maid | of honor. She wore a toilette of white
 mousseline and lace with moline sash, and
 carried pink carnations Her hat was
 white with two large flowing plumes. The | bride entered with her brother, MT. Hen
 ry T. Bartlette. Her gown was of blue
 embroidered voile, trimmed in yacht lace
 her hat was cream straw with pink roses
 and her flowers were white roses and | sweet peas. with long ropes of smilax l The ends of the ribbon were held by | Geraldine Ware and Willie Van Bartlette
 who when the benediction was pronounced | pulled them and a shower of rose petals | fell on the newly welded couple. Little
 Susie Ware was the ring bearer, and lit tie Eloise Sadler the flower girl MT
 Samuel Bethea was best man. The friends who assisted in entertaining those who
 had been invited to witness the ceremony l were: Mrs. Samuel Bethea of Faunsdale
 Mrs. E. L.. Prince of Wilmington, N. G.
 Miss Mary Tyson. Miss Mattie Mcqueen
 Miss Bell Stewart, Miss Mary Seibels Ball. Miss Adolphus Reeves of Selma, Miss
 Sadie Levy, Miss Mary Ware, Miss Mary
 Graham and Nellie Boothe. At o'clock Mir. and Mrs. Bennett left for their home l in faunsdale.
 On Wednesday morning the No Name club met with Mrs. Mary Chambers at the l. -E A2-- ~ ~