The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-10

thew Brewster pertormed the ceremony Mr. John vidmer. Mir. William Inge, MT. ss ushers, completed the wedding party. After the csrsmony the bridal party were driven to the Minge's home. MT. and Mss. Lyon left later for St. Louis, where they will spend their honeymoon. On their return they will go at once to their own home, which has just been completed. Here l they will carry with them Into their married life. the popularity which has belonged to each singly. and their home be a rendezvous for . circle of warm ! friends. At the Haliett home on St. Louis Street this evening, Miss Belle Hallett Pritchett of Camden, Ala, Rev. Mat. thew Brewster performing the cere- nony. The parlors were prettily deco rated in pink and white flowers and palms and a number of close friends were present for the ceremony, glad in the happiness of their friends. but regretful that this happiness must take her away from her iife-Iong home. The bride, who entered on her fathers arm. wore a white gown of sheerest fabric with veil and white bouquet. She was preceded by her attendants in the fol- lowing order, Miss Winston Jones of Selma and Miss Marebel Williams, Miss Ellen Marston and Miss Jennie Hallett, all in white with pink flowers. and Mrs. John McPhiliips. herself a recent bride. as matron. of honor. The ushers fol- lowing were Messrs Alb. Jackson, Tom Hal1ett, Bryant of Birmingham, and Robert Gordon and immediately pre- ceding the bride. little George Lyons and Georgia Higley. The groom was attended by his brother, Mir. Edgar Pritchett, as best man.
 A reception for the brides large circle of friends followed the cere- mony lasting until near midnight. As sisting in serving the refreshments were Misses Nellie Gordon, Una Dor gan. Helen Boone. Margaret Billups and Sadie Billups. Dr. and Mrs. Pritchett left at midnight over the Louisville and Nashville. They will make their home in Camden, where Dr. Pritchett is q practicing physician.
 The marriage of Miss Ruth Michael. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. John Edward Michael. to MT. Claudius Metroe viii Hams. took place this evening at the Government Street Methodist Church at o'clock. Rev. J. B Summing of- ficiating. Palms and white flowers decorated the chancel and from behind 8 screen of palms the choir sang the wedding march to which the bridal party entered. The bride. all in white with tulie veil and white flowers, enter ed with her father. Her only attend- ant was her sister. Miss Edith Michael, who wore a pretty gown of pale blue. The groom's best man was his brother, Mfr Edward Williams. Misses Joe Bar nett, Joseph Little. J. B. Ponder and c. c. Meechem acted as ushers. After the ceremony, there was an informal reception for the bridal party at the Michaels home, At midnight MT. Williams and his bride left for a trip to St. Louis. Mir. Williams Is connect ed with the Southern Business Univer- sity of this city and stands high in the business world. His bride is a very lovely young woman, and many warm friends echo the wish for her happi- ness.
 There was an enthusiastic meeting of the Y. W. c. A. this morning at the home of the president. Mrs. R. V. Tay- Tor. Great strides have been made since the birth of this association q month ago. and the members have rea- son to feel gratified at their success. Rooms at 56 South Conception Street
 
 are being fitted up and soon the As- sociation will have home and fixed abiding place. At present there is A movement to publish a Y. W. c. A. paper, an organ of the local work.
 Invitations have been issued by MT. and Mrs. Gregory Little Smith to the marriage of their daughter. Hattie Beverly. to Mir. Sidney Rhodes Prince. Wednesday evening. November 2srd at S:s0 o'clock at Christ Church. Re- ceptfon at 9 o'clock.
 City Engineer Towle this afternoon reported to Mayor Pat J. Lyons his condemnation of the buildings on West Royal from Conti Street, south, to the rockers Building. The report will be taken up at once.
 Mrs. J. W. Whiting and Miss Ida Richardson left today for St. Louis.