The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-02

decorated in smilax and white roses. palms adding to the effect.
 The bride wore a handsome dress of white chiffon. trimmed with liberty satin ribbon and real lace. The bridesmaid wore white chiffon trimmed with lace. The brides boquet was ferns and white carnations, that of her maid being maiden hair ferns and pink carnations. A recep- ton, though informal. was held from id to Il o'clock the happy couple leaving at midnight for an extended tour, after which they will reside in Birmingham.
 Mir. Magnon Is one of Birmingham's prominent and promising young business men. and his bride is the eldest daugh- ter of Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Otis. and quite popular in Mobile.
 Tn the parlor of the Bishops residence at Il o'clock this morning. large num- ber of relatives and friends assembled to witness the nuptiais of MT. William D. Afford and Miss Eliza Francis Glass The attendants were Mir. James Glass and Miss Rosa Angeline Glass, brother and sister of the bride. Rev. Father Shaw performed the wedding ceremony. The bride. a charming young woman, wore becoming wedding dress of white chinon. trimmed with white satin ribbon and nanO-maQe leueTiIe taCc, Whcci orsf6tAp' Her flowers were bride roses and maid enhair fern. The bridesmaid wore be- coming dress of pure white. Her flowers were bridesmaid roses and ferns. The groom is a we'll known and popular young Louisville and Nashville passenger con ductor and his bride is a daughter of Mrs Maggie Glass. 257 Eslava erect. Mir. and Mrs. Afford left for Louisville and Washington at noon.
 Yesterday afternoon at the home of the brides brother. R. W. Stoutz. Dauphin- way. Rev Edmond Bennett. pastor of Trinity Episcopal Church. united in mar riage Mir Clarence Hargrove Pearson and Miss Elize Crampton Stoutz. Only a few relatives and friends witnessed tho ceremony Mir. ]. H. Lynch of Birming- ham and Miss Jeanne w. Miles, also of Birmingham, were the attendants. The home was prettiiy decorated for the occa- sion. The couple left on the Southern train last evening for an extended trip and will reside at Charlotte, N. C., the home of the groom.
 The progressive luncheon give nby Miss Carrie George at her home at Spring Hill. complimentary to her guest. Miss Mary Lily. Taylor, was beautiful affair and was thoroughly enjoyed by the following bevy of young girls Mary Lily Taylor Josephine Grove, Allen Margaret BiIlips Corinne Orton. Kathleen Williamson. Sa- die Billups, Carrie Moffat. Lollie Belle Gould. Genevive McKeon, Blance Mo Daniel. Jennie Fee Austill. Mary Morris Clark and Mccullough.
 Mir Elmo Rundall was the host at q most enjoya able theatre party at Monroe Park last evening, and a supper at Klos- ky's after the opera. His guests included Mir John Alleyn and Miss Josephine Grove, Mir. Maury Lyon and Miss Alleyn. Mir Parry Williams and Miss Mary Rob- bins, Mir. Rundall and Miss Ernestine Cooke.
 The semi-annual golf competition for the Hunter Cup" will be held on the links of the Country Club Saturday after noon. July 4th. There will also be- a large reception at the club house in honor of the occasion.
 Cards have been received from Rev and Mrs Phillip William Fauntleroy of St. Louis, Mo, announcing the marriage of their daughter. Madeline ClitheraIl, to George Hurxthal Jones. Friday. June 2s.
 Miss Annastacious Malone of Louisville. @~s's 10 Nf1AAhuB AAla6 ftOBa NCFnllllpS aI her summer home at Point Clear
 Mrs. George G. Lyon and young son and mother, Mrs. Ulmer. have gone to Point Clear for the summer.
 MT. Frank Overall and family have moved to their new cottage at Point Clear for the summer.
 Mss Louie Mickie Is home from a most delightful visit to friends in New Or. leans.
 Miss Annie spottswood left yesterday Tor Point Clear to spend several months
 Mrs. E. O. Fowlkes and children have gone to Point Clear for a month
 Dr. and Mrs. Heustiss Fonde are spend ing few days at Little River.