The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-07
Mohils Sociatv News.

Amidst Easter lilies and roses, herself the farest flower of them all Miss Erin gilla Smith became tonight the bride Of Charles Norman Farrar. The ceremony which meant the abdication Of several years of acknowledged belledou1 for the new dignity of married life was perform ed by Rev n. A. Planck in the parlors of the brides mother. Mrs. Julius A Smith. 303 State Street
 At 8 o'clock the flower decked rooms were partially filled with the relatives and intimate friends who were privileged to witness the ceremony. and at the ap- pointed hour the wedding party entered to the familiar tones of the wedding march riayed by Miss Belle Tilden.
 Tho bride was regally handsome in her wedding gown of white silk and lace. the t,,tIa vii fastened to her blonde hair with flowers and a graceful bouquet Of bride roses in her hand. An ideal bride in appearance and as fair in character as in fee, Mir. Farrar is indeed to ne oneatulated on the prize he has won.
 The color scheme of the wedding was entirely white and the attendants as well as the bride were without spot Of color The two matrons of honor, Mrs. Martin Smith and Mrs. Archie Smith. and the bridesmaids, Misses Marie DaVls. Neihe Davis. Julia Lee of Pensacola ana
 
 white chiffon with tule sashes and car ried white carnations tied with tulle
 The flower girl. little Corinne Cunning ham. was dainty and sweet in white frocK with Easter lilies tied with tulle' Mir. Farrar was attended by MT. Lee Smith. brother of the bride as best man.
 Shortly after the ceremony the house ! began to fill with guests for the reception which lasted until midnight. The girl L-lA Y and caring for the gucsts and in the dining room where the tuile decked table stood with its flowers and lights and dainties. the following young ladies did the honors: Misses Anita Gatllard. Sue Planck, Nan Plarck Emma Rhett, Mar garet Billups. Kate Rumph of Birming- ham, Rebie Neville, Ethel Fry, Mary Pil- la1s. Mae Cc Robinson. Ellen Jones. Car rie Wilson. Alphonse Hurtel The flow CTS in this room were pink with ferns and palms to give the necessary touch of green. Tn the sitting room where the h,rd7on1o nresents were displayed. wes.ar!a in graceful spray beautified the room.
 Mir. ard Mrs Farrar after receiving for several hours the warm congratulations of friends, left for New Orleans to spend their honey moon. On their return they will live with the brides mother. Mrs. Julius Smith.
 Miss Maebel Mckee was the hostess of the Dscards this afternoon. the first meeting since two weeks before Mard Gras. Those presen: were Mrs. E. c. Hughes. Mrs. r J. Acker. Miss Batre Miss Bestor Miss Rosa Lyons. Miss Ethel Hodgson, Mrs. Charles Johnstone, Miss Virginia Sims. Miss Kettle Dahlgren. Miss Ethel Fry, Miss Marcia Burgess. Miss Una DorRqn. Mss sadia Billups Mrs Joseph Mickle. Mrs. Jim Little, Miss Helen Smith. Mrs. Santos Rubira. Miss Louise Vass. Miss Zemma Mastin. Miss Margaret Billups.
 The Original Bowling Club spent an hour or two pleasantly at the Country Club this morning. the prizes that dangled temptingly within their reach be- ing a pretty porcelain puff box and a cup and saucer.
 Among the Mobilians who left today to attend the osceola ball in Pensacola tonight were Mrs. w. B. Thomas, Mrs. T. ". Whitins. Aias Whiting. Miss