The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-13

and groom stood for the ceremony, which was performed by Rabbi Moses. They were attended by Miss Matilda Spiraa maid of honor; MT. Leon Schwartz. best man: Misses Etta Bloch. Berdie Eichold. Leila Feist, brideh- Brisk, H. A. Spira, Victor Lowenstein, Gaston Neubrik. A. V. Feiber, J. Weiss, Alex Meyer. groomsmen. The young ladies all wore white gowns of different fabric. with green girdles. and carried bouquets of brides roses. The bride was regal looking in a white lace robe with veil and bouquet of white violets and lilies of the valley. At the reception, numbers of beautiful gifts were on view and delicious refresh- ments served. Mir. and Mrs. Feist left for St. Louis and will afterwards so East. On their return they will live at Tensaw. Ala. Among the out-of- town guests present were Dr. Feist and Miss Feist of Tensaw and Mrs, Schuster of Selma, Ala.
 At Sunset View" the home of Mir. and Mrs. Frederick Mosher, pretty and simple wedding was solemniged this evening, just as the last colors of an autumn sunset were fading from the sky. Rev. MT. McGehee of the Meth OdAoN SnhECn LHG CcTGInOny, and small gathering of interested friends listened to the solemn service. Prior to the ceremony there was some pretty music by friends of the bride, Mrs. Brownhill of Meridian, and Mrs R. D. Hatcher of Chattanooga The wedding party was small in numbers. Miss Daisy Bonnean presided at the piano and played the wedding march. Miss Hate Bancroft. the only atten- dant. entered alone, gowned in a pret- ty white organdie and carrying bride roses. Then came the bride, Miss Henrietta CaIlsta Masher on the arm of her father. At the altar. erected at one end of the parlor, waited the groom. Mir. A. Marion Carter with his best man, Mir. John Knott. The brides wedding gown was a stylish travelling suit of brown cloth with becoming hat to match. The carried no flowers. The many friends here, who love and admire the fair bride rejoice that her marriage does not take her from them into new fields. Mir. Car ter. the lucky man, Is from Maxton, N. C.. but he has adopted Mobile as his home. and here the newly marrier couple will reside. They will spel . their honeymoon in St. Louis and oth- CT points west.
 There was a meeting at the resi- dence of Mrs. R. V. Taylor this morn ing for the purpose of organizing q Woman's Christian Association. Rev. A. C. Harte was present and in clear and concise manner stated the object of the meeting. There was large number of ladies present and un- der the enthusiastic leadership of Mir Harte and Mrs. Taylor. the good work x.,tI hn faL nd al 5
 Miss Marie Davis has returned from Gainesville. Ga, where she spent the summer with her sister. Mrs. Wal lace Frazier. Mrs. Frazier returned with her and is visiting her father, Captain Frank Davis.
 Mrs. Kearsley Carter and daugh- ter are home again after a summer spent in the White Mountains.
 Mrs. Farrar has returned home af- ter q summer spent pleasantly in vir- ginia.
 Mrs. Garret B. Shawhan returned to- day after an absence of several weeks
 Mrs. Robinson and Miss May Ce Robinson left today for St. Louis.
 Miss Mary Percy is home on Q visit to her father, Mir. Charles Percy.
 Miss Fannie Vincent has returned from a visit to Montgomery.
 Judge and Mrs. Harry Toulmin have returned from Atlanta.
 Miss Hattie Wheeler has returned from a visit to St. Louis.