The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-08
Mobile Society News.


 Mobile Society News. The first autumn wedding of the season occurred this morning at the residence of Mr. D. F. Jackson, when his niece, Miss Ola Smith, became the wife of MT. Walter Stewart.
 A small number of invited friends and the relatives of the young people were present at the ceremony. which was per- formed in flower-decked parlors by the rectors of the two Presbyterian churches, MT. Planck and MT. A. F. Carr. The bride was charming in a toilette of white clinging silk, with which she wore the conventional veil. and carried brides roses. Her sister. Miss Susie Smith, Was maid of honor, and also wore white. car rying a boquet of bridesmaid roses, as did also the bridesmaid. Miss Camilla Smith, sister of the groom. MT. William Stewart of Washington, brother of the groom. acted as best man, and the groomsmen were Messrs. Lee Smith and Sextus mSith. Two dear little flower girls. Florence Sullivan and Virginia Hogg, completed the wedding party.
 From g to Il o'clock numbers of friends attended the reception given to the bride and groom, and their good wishes and the beautiful presents testified to the affec- ton in which the happy couple arc held MT. and Mrs. Stewart left at midnight | for a wedding trip to the North, to be | absent three weeks. On their return they | will live with Mir. D. F. Jackson. Hugh L. Fox and Miss Jamie Gurganus were married in the parlor of Bishop AL lens residence at noon today by Rev.
 Father Hartkoff. The weddingn was quiet and was witnessed only by relatives. The couple left this afternoon for New Or leans on their bridal tour. The groom | is popular employe of the Mobile Light
 and Railroad Company, and his bride a daughter of MT. and Mrs. Henry Gurganus of Whistler. The couple will be at home Sunday evening at their residence, East Johnson second south of Selma Street. | At 4 o'clock this afternoon in St. Vim cent Church, Very Rev. Father c. T. | O'Callaghan officiating, Thomas c. La velle and Miss Katherine Salva. daughter of Joseph Saliva, were joined in marriage in the presence of a large number of in- vited friends. The attendants were John McQuiland and Miss Katie Stauter. The groom is a well-known river steamboat engineer and Is a most worthy young man. His bride is a charming young wo- man. A reception was held tonight at 5ll South Wilkinson Street, which was | largely attended. The couple received many handsome presents.
 In the parlor of the Southern Hotel to- night in the presence of number of guests Robert allowav a:d Mi Mamie l.. Moon both of Hazelton. Miss. ~@ ,, married by Rev. A. F. Carr. The groom l., a merchant ard his bride was school | teact CT at Hazelton. wedding supper as tendf dfreG tie young couple at the | Southern.
 The first millinery opening of the sea | son took place today at L. Mammei s | It seemed rather absurd to be trying or velvet and fur creations with muslin | shirt waist dresses. and the unreasonable weather sapped the enthusiasm out O. most of the prospective buyers. Ther' were numbers of pretty creations on ex | hibition and what struck the onlookeIi wero the reasonable prices-reasonable | that is, compared to the Northern prices which are as high as the Flat Iron build | ing.
 Aprospos-a young Mobile matron wen | into a certain swell millinery establish ment in the North this fall and asked t' see "something simple" Certainly" sdiC
 the affable saleswoman, and brought fortl l a few creations at $25 per The Moblllai | opened mouth anl eyes Good gracious woman" she calculated, II don't giv' much more than that for my tailo l suits"
 l Mrs. l.. H Horn and daughters re | turned today from Westfield Ind. Mar
 garet, who was quite i'll with appendicitis
 is now quite recovered.
 Mrs. Rivers Rush has returned iron
 a pleasant visit to Selma. Mrs w.
 Skirving is her guest for short while. Il Mir. and Ms. Charles Francis of Pen
 sacola. have come to Mobile to make th!
 city their home.
 1 Mrs. J. c. Rich and daughter, are wis
 iting MT. Rich's mother In Hattiesburg
 Miss.
 MT. and Mrs. W. K. Tyson will leavt
 next week for a visit to New York.
 Miss Mattis Vidmer of Cltronelle, i
 spending a few days in the city.