The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-16
STATE SOCIAL.
MoNTGOME FRY.

Montgomery, November 15.-(Special) )- Invitations have been received in Mont gomery to the marriage of Miss May Rice and MT. Henry Bartlette the we'd ding to take place at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. George Smathers Loretta Heights, Waynesville. North Carolina. The prospective bride is granddaughter of the late Judge Samuel Rice of the supreme court of Alabama. She has spent much of her life here, and during her young lady hood was a great favorite. MT. Bartlette Is a prominent young business man of Montgomery.
 The rummage sale held by some of the members of the First Baptist church during the past week was q great sue cess. It was the first ever held in Mont gomery, and the ladies at the head of il were Mrs Florence Harris, Miss Olive Rushton, Mrs. T. II. Mizell and Mrs Henry Kanabe.
 r MT. and Mrs P. L. Murphy entertained a number of friends on Monday after noon in celebration of their little daugh- ter, Sadies, tenth birthday.
 One of the most important social events of the week was the wedding of Miss Mary Hannon and MT, Charles Le Bar ron of Mobile. 1t took place on Wednes- day evening, at 9 o'clock, at the home of the brides parents, Mir and Mrs. Arthur Templeton HaLnon, on Amanda street. After the ceremony a reception was held in honor of the young couple. The altar was arranged in the front parlor. It was bower of palms and white chrysanthe mums, lighted with white candles in brass candeabra. The bridal party was led to the altar by two little girls, who formed an aisle with the ribbon they car ried. Mrs. Edwin Joseph was matron of honor, and Miss Lila Hannon, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. The brides maids were Miss Alice Lahey, Miss Elm Randolph. Miss Louise Allen and Miss Pauline Hannon, All wore toiettes of cream silk tissue and lace with yellow sashes and carried yellow chrysanthe- nuns. The bride entered with her fath- CT, Mir. A. T. Hannon. Her gown was of white liberty silk and rich lace, and her arm cluster boquet was of brides roses, plumosa, smilax and knotted rib bon. MT. John Winter of Mobile was best man. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Father O Brien of St Pe- ter's church. The young couple have gone to Washington and other points and after their return will be at home in Mobile where the groom is connected with the Mobile and Ohio railroad. Among the out-of-town guests who att tended the wedding were Mrs. Hannis Taylor of Washington, mother of the groom. Mir Richard Taylor, MT. James S. Taylor. Miss Louise Le Barron, Mir. Leonard Le Barron and Mir. John Win ter, all of Mobile.
 Mir and Mrs Joseph Norwood enter tained at reception on Tuesday eve ming in compliment to Miss Eula and Miss Roberta Render LeGrange. who are the guests of their daughters. Miss Jose phine and Miss Matilda Norwood. The guests were received in the apartment on the right. while the drawing-room were arranged for dancing. In fourth apartment the punch table was set in beautiful design and presided over by Mrs. J. L. Gaston
 At a meeting of the Saturday Card club held with Miss Carolyn and Miss Lucy Randolph. Miss Lily Pezer was elected president, Miss Margaret Lahey, vice. president and Miss Mary Seibels Ball, secretary and treasurer. They will give their first entertainment on Decem- Der 5.
 MT. and Mrs Harris Gunter entertain- ed at dinner on Tuesday Tn compliment to Mrs. A. P Mcclellan of Athens. state vice-president of the Daughters of the American Revolution Their guests were Miss Mae Belle Sloss of Birmingham. Mrs. F. P Garret of Belle Nina Mrs R. Y. Howard Saunders of Athens.
 Mrs. Halls JaEney entertained at cards on Tuesday when the prizes fell to Mrs. David Lowe and Mrs F. M. Billing Among the out-of-town guests were Miss Eula and Miss Roberta Render of La Grange. Ga. Mrs Ellis of New York. who Is visiting Mrs. Martin Baldwin.