The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-09-08
Mobile Society News.

At the home of MT. and Mrs. G. A. Carlson, $50 St. Anthony Street, this evening at o'clock, their daughter, Miss Carrie Christiana, was married to Mir. Irwin William Hoyle, Father Shaw officiating. Palms and white and red roses made a pretty decoration for rooms which were filled with friends to witness the pretty ceremony. The bride wore a becoming gown of white silk tissue with long veil of illusion and carried bride roses. Miss Rosa McNeff. who was her bridesmaid was also gowned in white silk tissue and made a very charming attendant. The groom was accompanied by MT. c. w. Smith as best man. Two little ring bearers, Theresa and Charles Hurley, completed the wedding party, which en- tered to the familiar tones of the we'd ding march played by Miss Kitty Belle Sterling. A very enjoyable reception followed the ceremony. lasting until 8 o'clock, when the bride changed her gown for a travelling costume of brown silk, with hat to match, and left for St. Louis, where they will spend two weeks of their honeymoon.
 The St. Francis Street Baptist Church was the scene of a simple and very pretty wedding this afternoon just be- fore the fall of twilight. It was a union not only of hearts. but of kindred souls with a noble mission in life, tor the groom. Mir. Jefferson r. Ray, is a missionary in Japan. and his bride, Miss Daisy Winston Pettus, leaves her girl hood home to assist her husband in his work in foreign lands. Rev. w. J. F. Cox performed the ceremony. There were no attendants save the ushers. Mir. Percy Pettus, cousin of the bride, Mir. Gaston Robertson, Rev. A. c. Harte and MT. Oliver Fowlkes. The bride, a daughter of the late w T. Pettus, wore a pretty toilette of white chiffon null trimmed with cream valenciennes lace After the ceremony. an informal recep- tion was held at the brides home on Spring Hill Avenue. MT. and Mrs. Ray will leave tomorrow evening for Mis- sssippi. where they will visit friends. and thence to San Francisco, to sail October 1st for Japan.
 Miss Margaret Fearn daughter of MT and Mrs. D. Fearn, celebrated her fourth birthday this afternoon, giving pIeaJ- ure to thirty little friends One of these delights was the big shower ball. from which every little tot drew a souvenir to commemorate the occasion
 MT A. c. Danner and Miss Venetia left today for St. Louis to visit the fair Miss Mary Danner will join them there and after a two weeks stay they will visit in Tennessee and in Atlanta, re- turning here October 1st.
 Misses Olive and Miriam Austelle and Amelia Bond. chaperoned by Mrs. Tom Bond, have gone to St. Louis.
 MT. and Mrs. E. H. Shaffer are spend ing this week at Montrose with Mrs. Earl Mccartney.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Kilborn and children have gone to Saluda, N. C., for few weeks.
 MT. Joe Bright and MT. James Rapitr have returned to their studies at Spring Hill College.
 Mir and Mrs. Angelo Festorazzi are in New Orleans attending the Grunewalu celebration.
 Miss Lily Higley has returned from visit to Miss Winston Jones of Selma.
 Mrs. Stanley Herndon entertained few friends at bridge this afternoon.
 MT. Marion Robbins has gone to St. Louis for two weeks.
 Mrs. William Barnewall has return ed from Point Clear.