The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-15

The wedding party entered as the wedding march was rendered by Miss Adella Simmons.
 Before the ceremony. Mir. Hugh Stu art sang beautifully. 70 Fair. Sweet and Holy
 The out-of- town guests at the we'd ding were Mir and Mrs. T. M. Houser. Mir and Mrs. J. O. Palmer and Mrs. L. c. Branch of Atlanta; and Mir. and Mrs. Eugene Farriss of Flomaton.
 The bride, who is . daughter of Mrs. J. F. Robertson. Is a young woman whose personal and mental attractions have rendered her favorite with a l large number of friends.
 MT. Cochcraft Is young man who holds a high place in the esteem of people of his home. Nashville Tenn.
 At 6i30 Mir ands Mrs. Cochcraft left on visit for Atlanta and Washing ton,, after which they will go to their home in Nashville.
 HOME WEDDING or MISS
 HALLS AND MIR. COBB.
 One of the most beautiful weddings of the season was that of Miss Susie Fielder Halls and Mir. Joseph Ander- son Cobb. which took place last even ing at o'clock at the home of her parents. Mir. and Mrs. Robert Halls on OOuLn l<dWEenC6 0LteeL.
 The parlor where the ceremony was performed was in white and green and the deep recessed window where, the bridal party stood, was draped in lace hung with smilax and lighted with soft shaded lights in silver candelabra: masses of palms surrounded 1t and just in front was the Prie Dieu on which the brides parents had knelt at their own wedding twenty-seven years ago. when they were married at the home of Mrs. Emily Semple. It was draped in embroidered silk and completed the picture in white and green. In this room hung the portraits of two of the brides grandparents, the late George willoughby Halls and the late Mrs. Anna Davis Fielder; near them sat the grandmother of the groom. Mrs. Am derson, gowned In black silk and lace. The bride entered with her father and the groom with his brother, Dr. C. A. Cobb. of Beaumont, Tex. The party entered the parlor as the wed- ding march was rendered by Miss Wall ters of Albany. Ga. and during the ceremony, which wac performed by Father Eaton of St. Peters Church. the mother and sisters of the bride stood about her.
 | The gown of the pretty bride was of soft white silk with yoke of rose point lace and her flowers were white roses. In her bridal attire she Mas dainty and sweet as a flower. In her happy smiling face shone the beauty of her nature.
 1 After the ceremony a reception was held in honor of the young couple. and the two other apartments and the hall were thronged with guests who con- graduated the young couple. The punch room was in red and the tone was carried out with carnations | winter greens, palms and red shaded | lights. The table was presided over | by Mrs. H. s. Persons in white mous- | selin and Miss Otis Green, wearing a pompedore silk with lace trimmings.
 In third apartment were many l handsome presents attesting the loving regard in which the young couple are l held.
 Mrs. Halls, mother of the bride, was gowned in brown mezoline silk: Miss | Annie Bozier Halls wore a toilette of | white silk and cream lace, with La France roses Miss Mary Benson Halls I wore white organdie and lace: and ] Miss Emily Semple Hails's toilette was 1 of wLlte china silk, and Mrs. Lila Cor l don. sister of the groom, wore gown of white crepe dc chine and lace. l The young ladies who assisted in en. tertaining were Misses Sallie Halls Mildred Fillmore. Sally Fillmore. While Waters. Lavinia Branch. Fannie Pick l ett. Alberta Pickett. Mary Ellen Pick ett. Messrs. William T. Chandler, Jr. Jule Haighley, George Halls. Fielder Halls and Ed. Branch.
 | The out of town guests were: Mrs. W. H. Rugeley of Moultrie Ga. Miss Willie Walters of Albany, Ga., Miss l Otis Green of Anniston, and MT. Gard ner Green of New Orleans.
 Mir. and Mrs. Cobb left at s:30 foI a trip to Washington and other points | When they return they will be at homs | with her parents at their home or Lawrence Street.
 Much interest has been centered in
 the wedding of this young couple ow' ing to the high position of both faIni'
 lies, and the popularity of each oi
 them with a wide circle of friends.
 MISS MCQUEEN ENTER
 | TANNED AT CARDS Most beautiful in every detail wa: the card party given by Miss Mattie
 Mcqueen yesterday morning when she
 entertained the members of the Spin
 sters Card Club and some other invited
 guests. The hall and double parlors
 were brilliant with the Christmas times decorations of red and green
 Southern smilax was in lavish arrange
 ment hung and festooned. Ree
 candles in silver candelabra, burned be- near read shades and miseltoe. bamboo and holly were in beautiful evidence third apartment devoted to the
 games was in white and green and chrysapthemums were the flowers | used.
 The score cards were holly wreatht xytfh red Fthh0n The score was kept by Mrs. Henry
 Bartlette, Mrs. Jessie Adams, Mss Fine
 May Wagner, Miss Mary Arlington and
 Miss Strong. The club prize, golc
 jewel case, was won by Miss Eleanor
 Weems, the guest prize. white satin pillow embroidered In gold. was wor
 by Miss Margaret Dimmick and the
 consolation prize a lace centre piece fell to Mrs. Henry Bartlette.
 MEETING \oF PETER
 FORNEY CHAPTER
 The meeting of the Peter Forney
 Chapter, D. A. R.. held yesterday after | noon in the Library, was an unusual ly Interesting one. The Regent, Miss | Annie Williams. having been away for 1 several months, there was an inter- change and cordial greeting between | Regent and members of the Chapter | Miss Williams gave her report as | delegate to the Continental Congress and 1t was thoroughly enjoyed. It en- unused the members of the Peter For ney chapter to renewed vigor. The report of the Chapter officers showed increase fin membership as well as