The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-01-27

aides de camp, played an important part. and to those who we're present at the ceremony this evening, the wedding bells seemed to ring just a little more happily than on other such happy occasions.
 Ths wens s wss Mr at sIs the ass h0e sf sSs ztulmern, the parlors and halls being ablaze with colored electric lights and sweet with fioweys. The ceremony was the presence of limited company. and a large reception followed, lasting from to II.
 The bride looked particularly pretty in her wedding gown of white crepe de chine hand embroidered with long tulle veil and white flowers. She wore a handsome sunburst and an exquisite pearl and dia- mond ring. both gifts of MT. eChilds. ' Mrs. Milton. Hanan, matren of honor. was lovely in white net with touches of pink and pink flowers. Miss Mabel Chiids, sister of the groom, and maid of honor, wore white crepe de chine. MT. Child's best man was MT. Willy Zim- ,mern brother of the bride. Mrs. Zim- as did likewise Mrs. Childs. mother of the groom. Mrs. Adler, sister of MT. Childs, wore particularly pretty costume.
 An elaborate supper was served to the the bride and groom to depart. taking with them the best wishes of a host of friends! They go first to New York and later to Dayton. Ohio, where they make
 The evening before the wedding. the bridal party and the relatives of the Childs and Zimmerns enjoyed a delight ful dinner at the Bienvifle Hotel. given celebrated his sixty-frst birthday today. Pink and white carnations and roses decorated the table, likewise a splendid birthday cake with sixty-one candles ablaze. The party vas composedN0f MT. and Miss Birdie Zimmern, MT. and Mrs. Leopold Zimmern, Mir. and Mrs. Adler. Miss Mabel Childs, Mrs. Milton Hanaw. MT Win zimmern. Masters Chester and Mrs. Mrs Theresa Hahn, Mr. Redb Baerman. Mr. Hynnan BaeYman, Miss Yetta Zim- mern. Miss Flora Zimmerp. Messfs Lee and Winefred Zimmern. MT. and Mrs. Henry Hess. Mir. and Mrs. g. 0. Neu6er- ger, Masters Lawrence and 8. G. Neu- berger. ...s
 The leap year ball last evening is the first occasion this season. -ipdeed for more than one season, for the display of. fancy costumes, and it seems. rather a. pity that the opportunities do not! come oftener. remembering how pretty the girls look in fancy dress, with the powdered hair and touch of rouge that make plain girl pretty and pretty one beautiful. There were So many pretty gowns worn last evening that individual mention Is her culean task but among the. most noticea- ble were Miss Ida Richardson, in a charm drummer girl. Miss Anita Gaillard and Miss Mary Hyhart as night, Miss Rosa Tacon as poppy with red gown and big red hat, Miss Hattie Smith, Miss. Amanda Moore and Miss Jessie Whiting in Coloniai costume, Miss Mary Cooper as pink rose, Miss Louise Futile in black and gold. Miss Rowena Carter as Dutch girl Miss Daisy Tacon. as Cherries.
 MT. G. A. Fuerst gave a luncheon today to the officers of the German cruiser Fake. The young ladies invited to meet the strangers were Misses Ruth Huger, Mamie Moore. Helen Clarke, Jesse Whit ing and Marcia Burgess.
 The first of the Atheistan teas was given this evening from to 10 o'clock and proved very enjoyable occasion, so much so that the ladies are wishing audi future.
 Mrs. Louis Donald will give an after noon tea on Thursday in compliment to her sister. Mrs. Dawson of Canada. who is visiting her.
 Mir and Mrs. James Hope Glennon have | returned home from a pleasant visit to l Mrs. Glennon's mother in Natchez, Miss
 Mrs. Walter Cunningham entertained al cards today for her sister Mrs. Bethea,
 Mrs. Peacock and Miss Selden.
 l Misses Claude and Grace Roberts have | issued invitations to a card party fol | Saturday at 2:30 o'clock.
 Miss Katie Fitzpatrick has, returned from a pleasant visit to relatives in Little
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 1 Mir and Mrs. Horace Clarke left tonight | for a trip to Cincinnati.
 Mir. R. Piaggio, Jr., left tonight fol