The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-06-28
MONTGOMERY SOCIAL

Montgomery, June 27-(special)-A wedding in which large number of friends through the state are deeply in- terested on account of the prominence of the families of both of the young peo- pie occurred at St. Johns Episcopal church, on last Tuesday morning. 1t was that of Miss Edith Hurter daugh- ter of Mrs. Alice H. Hurter and the late John C. Hurter. The groom Is the Rev. D. E. Cobbs. rector of St. Johns church. The wedding took place in the church at 6 o'clock on Tuesday morning, and the ceremony was performed by Rev T. J. Beard of Birmingham, who is the llfe- long friend of the parents of the brlue and who was present, occupying seat in the chancel, when MT. and Mrs. Hur- ter were married, thirty years ago in Mobile. The bride entered with her brother, MT William Hurter, who now lives in Birmingham. The only attend ants were Miss Carrie Lee and Miss Janet Hurter sisters of the bride MT. Claude Cobbs, brother of the groom, was the best man. The bride was gowned In white mousselin and carried an arm clus- ter of white Roses and lilies of the val- ley. The young couple left immediately after the ceremony for a wedding trip abroad They will go to Oxford, Eng land, where MT Cobbs will take course of study.
 A beautiful little folks party was given on Tuesday afternoon, at which Miss Gladys and Master Joseph Hudson enter tained at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. William M Hudson. The love- ly home on Sayre street was lavlshly adorned with palms, ferns, and cut flow CTS. The table was In pink and green and carnations and ribbons were used. The hours were spent in dancing. play ing games and enjoying delicious re- treatments. The little hostess wore a toilette of white organdie lace and em- broidery
 On Tuesday evening" Miss Snippe's Sum day school class gave an entertainment at the Perry Street Methodist church, on Dexter avenue. The programme con- sisted of songs, recitations and instru- mental music
 wedding took place in Columbus, Miss, on Wednesday, In which Montgom- erians are interested. It was that of Miss Gertrude Kaufman and MT. Ike Simon of Montgomery. The party that went with the groom was composed of MT. Herbert Simon brother or the groom 
 mother; Mrs. Helburn. his sister; MT and Mrs. Alex Rice, MT. Gus Simon, MT Lee Well, Mir. Meyer Gerson, Jr.. MT Isadore Pat Moog and MT. Terry Griel
 On Tuesday, Mrs R. P. Dexter enter. tained about twenty-five friends delight. fully at an al fresco tea In compliment to Mrs. Steven Hubbell of Birmingham who is the guest of MT and Mrs. Andrew McNeal at their home on Perry street
 On Wednesday evening Mrs. w. H Moore entertained at a finch party in compliment to her guests Miss Martin oi Gadsden and Miss Berry of Columbus Ga The home was adorned tastefulIy In potted plants and cut flowers. In the parlor and reception hall yellow dasies and in the dining room sweet peas and pink carnations were used. There were seven tables fixed for the game which was played for two prizes. The ladies , prize was a handsomely framed Gibsor picture, and was won by Miss Kate Booth. The gentleman's prize, a book was won by Dr. Kirkland. Mrs. Moore was assisted in entertaining by Mrs | James L.. Tanner
 The marriage of Miss Annie Niche