The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-16
MabiIe Societx News.

Mobile Society News.
 A pretty home wedding was that of Miss Fannie Vincent and Mir. Russell Jenning Patterson, which took place tonight at Q o'clock at the home of MT. Benjamin Vincent. brother of the bride. Christmas berries bamboo. holly and palms decorated the rooms. and white chrysanthemums added the necessary touch of white. There were no attendants save little Miss Adeline Patterson, niece of the groom, who was ring bearer. and only a limited number of friends and relatives witnessed the ceremony The wedding march from Lohengrln was played by Miss Belle Tilden. pianist: MT. Taylor. violinist, and MT. Libby. flute. the bride entering with her brother, MT. Benjamin Vim cent She wore a gown of white net over silk with tulle veil caught with lilies of the valley. and q bouquet of brides roses. At the prie dieu grace fully draped in white silk. the groom awaited her coming with Rev. Edmonds Bennett. who performed the ceremony. During the ceremony the intermezzo from Cavallerio was played softly. Af- ter an informal reception lasting until midnight. Mir. and Mrs. Patterson left for a wedding trip to St. Augustine. Jacksonville and other points in Flor ida. On their return they will make their home in Mobile where Mir. Pat terson Is established in business. very delightful musicale was the recital this evening at German Relief Hall. given by the piano and violin pu- pills of Miss Black and Mir. Albert Green. They were assisted by MT. Beveridge, basso- -cantante, and a string orchestra composed of Messrs. William Powers, Carl Georg Misses Loretta Schwa- emmle. Birdie Behold. Katherine Mechem. .Adene Elliot. violins; MT. Ran dolph. Brown. viola; MT. Gordon Tayloe and Mir. Leo Brown, cellos; MT. John Dauner basso.
 The following was the program; l. Trio (Haydn, 732-1S0S)-Miss Lou isc Finn, pianoforte: MT. Carl Greg ory, violin; MT. John Rauner cello. ?. Alamande (Heandel. 16s5-17s9)- Prelude. Nos. 20 and tChopin)-Miss Vida Hubbard.
 g. Violin. The Bee (schubert, 1797- 1S2S)-Miss Annabelle Hubbard; ac- companist. Miss Anna McColgan. 4 Vocal. She Alone Charmeth My Sadness (Gounod, 1S02-1S70)-Mr. Bev eridRe.
 5 soifeggietto e. p. E. Bach. 1714- 17SS) Romance (Rubenstein, 1S2S- lS96)-Miss Hattie Belle Kirkbride.
 G. Ninth Concerto for Violin De Beriot, 1S02-1S70) Adagio- -Rondo-Miss Ellen Slosson.
 :. Preludes Nos. I and 15, Fantasie Impromptu Chopin, 1S09-1S49)- Anna McColgan.
 s. Vocal. I'm walde (Mieroch). A Ballad of Trees and the Master (Chad wic) )-Mr. Beveridge.
 9. Legende for Violin (WieniawskD~- Miss Katherine H. Mechem.
 To- Concerto In c Minor Beethoven. 1770-lS2O Allegro con brio. Cadenza, by Mrs Beach of Boston-Miss Marietta Green.
 Second piano, Miss McColgan.
 The debutantes continue to carry everything before them. and this evcn- ing another enjoyable party was added to a list already long. In compliment to Miss Oline McMillan. Mrs. P. W. Tompkins entertained at a card party, and the brightness of the Christmas decorations was no brighter than the radiant races of her guests Miss Co., rinne Orton and Miss Sallie Van Ant wept kept the score, and Miss Mamie Tompklns and Miss May Owens punched" in different but none the less effective way. Among those pres ent were Misses Oline McMillan, Agnes Belle Goldsby. Louise Futile, Clara Ross. Mary Danner Bessie Mcclellan, Lucille Toxey, Lucy Wilson. Archie Jones. Laura Pillans, Eloise Dunlap, Carrie Lee Martin. and Messrs. Willis Hybart, William Chandler. Ben Rhett, Horace Upton. R. Gaillard, Alfred Ross, Malcolm Burke, Colson Kelly. Burt PaXson, Dan Smith. Cecil Scales, A J. Lee. Joe Barnett, Alfred Dorgan and Paul Wilson.
 The Fidelia Club began it's enter tsining tonight with whist party fol- lowed by a dance. A large number of handsomely gowned women, married and unmarried. enjoyed the hospitality