The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-29
lUolne,1 and Society.

some time before going to their home | In Winter Park. Fla.
 The bride, who is lovely young wo- man of many attractions has many friends here who regret to give her up. and the groom, former Montgom- reian. son of MT. and Mrs. C. E. Owen.
 stands high in the esteem of a large I circle of friends here as we'll as in his new home. where he and his bride will md warm welcome awaiting them. Among the out-of-town guests were | Miss Ruth Drum of LeGrand. Miss Lucille Jones of, Barachias. Mrs. c. A. Park of Louisville. Ky, Mrs. Charles Reed and son of Chicago and Miss Sally Walker of Bardsdaie.
 
 MISS DoUGHTIEs' CARD PARTY. Miss Florie Doughtie entertained at pretty card party yesterday afternoon. ! when the front parlor was adorned in red carnations. red roses and pictures of art carfs. the second parlor was in blue and the reception hall in red. In all blue and red candles burned in silver candelabra and shadow lamps were used. The score was kept by Mrs. Ed Mattel, and Misses Kathleen Martin and Daisy Judge. and the cards were passed to the guests by Miss Mar gueret Robinson and Miss Lizzie Hart. The club prise. a cut glass bon-bon dish, was won by Miss Libby vass and the guests prize. a signet hat pin was won by Miss Helen Winter.
 Miss Dotghtie's guests were the members of the Jokers' Card Club and a number of other friends. They were: l Misses Laura Parrish, Eleanor Weems. Carrie West, Helen Winter, Marion Branch. Libby vass, Mary Marshall vass, Lottie Belle Gould. Houston, | May Robinson, Laura Hill. Alice 0'Con- nell, Mary Belle JtisSs, Helen Jennings, Margaret Washburn. Fannie Halls. Sallie Halls. Mesdames James Hicks. Louis Robinson, James Haygood. John Tullis. Clayton Tullis. Ben Branch Eleanor Fitzpatrick, William Hill.
 MMARRIAGE OF MISS GARRETH | AND MIR. BORDEN. | In the presence of a party of friends and relatives Mr. Hart Borden and Mrs. Alice Garreth were married yes- terday evening at 6:30 o'clock. The ceremony was impressively performed
 by Rev. Byrd L. Moore in the parsonage
 of the South Perry Street Methodist Church on Lawrence Street.
 The announcement of the quiet wed- ding will be heard with deep interest
 in Montgomery and in other portions of
 Alabama by the many friends of the
 bride and groom.
 The bride removed from Eufaula to
 Montgomery several years ago. In her
 old home and in her new home in this
 city she won a wide circle of friends
 by her grace and womanly character.
 The best, and sincerest wishes for her
 future happiness are felt by all who
 have come within her gentle influence
 The groom is a we'll known planter
 of Montgomery County. He is from
 a prominent West Alabama family but
 came to Montgomery several years ago
 He has won a high place in the esteem
 of all who know him.
 Mir and Mrs.e Borden will make their
 home on his plantation a few miles
 south of the city.
 GERMAN AT FALCON CLUB ROOMS
 A delightful german was given by a
 number of young gentlemen last Tues
 day night at the Falcons Club rooms
 The german was led by MT. Melvin
 Bodenheimer and Miss Selma Messing of Chicago. The other dancers were , MT. Henry Strauss and Miss Florrie ] Hirsh. of Atlanta; Mir. Lester Jacob and Miss Carrie Behr: MT. Walter Lob. man and Miss Lyra Meyer, Mir Gas. senheimer and Miss Ceciie Loeb. MT , Ernest Meyer and Miss Ella Klein MT. Emil Meyer and Miss France. : Wolff, Mir. Eugene Alexander and Miss . Lena Faber. MT. Harry Davis and Miss Edith Meyer, MT. Sidney Marcus ana
 Miss Blanche Mohr. Mir. Herbert Hert, and Miss Jeanette Strauss; Mir Roland
 Nachman and Miss Hilda Moritz, MT Jake Kaufman and Miss Mabel Strauss . Mir. Bert Ezekial of Greenville ant , Miss Bertie Well, MT. Julian Rice anS
 Miss Clare Hertz, Mir Jake Hirsch ant Miss Kate Steiner Mir Sam Drevft,
 and Miss Bessie Dreyfus, MT. So
 Werthefmer and Miss Bessie Cadden
 Mir. Leo Gassenheimer and Miss Flos.
 sic Veil. MT Victor Loeb and Mis-.
 Juliet Gassenheimer. Mir. Sidney Straus. and Miss Loeb of Columbus, MT. Loet of Columbus and Miss Myrtle Green. tree, Mir. Sidney Calm and Miss Doris Faber, Mir. Hubert Moog of Pensacola and Miss Sadie Adler of Atlanta, MT
 Harold Loeb and Miss Della Mohr, Mir
 Tho. Meyer