The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-01

bo&utiful xown of pink and white, car- ryfng pink and white carnations. The bride's Eown wss Of white embroidered chiffon fashioned princess The trim mings wers Of pearl ornaments and lace Her flowers were brides roses and her veil was caught Into orange blossoms. The bride wse joined at the altar by the groom accompanied by his friend. Mr. Hooper Adams, who was best man, and Rev. A A. Little who ofIiciated. After the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the brides mother, and at midnight the couple left for their bridNl trip. The numerous pre- sents receiver attest the loving regard in which the bride and groom are held by hosts of friends The bride is cultured and beautiful and possesses dignity of bearing that renders her a charming figure in any gathering. Mir. Walker is 2 man whose sterling quail ties. make him worthy of the lovely bride he has won.
 The Crescent Club gave their new year german last evening at the Hotel Albert. The german was led by MT. LeGrand Elebash with Miss Irma Mall lory as his fair partner. Those pre- sent were Mir. Le0rand Elebash and Miss Irma Mallory, Mir. James Craig and Miss Alexina Hooker, MT. Ed Pettus, Jr., and Miss Sarah Morgan. Mr. Dan Haynes and Miss Carrie Williams, MT. win Haynes and Miss Nell McIkinnon, MT. Sam Hobbs and Miss Anna Mary DuBose, Mir. Ed Hobbs and Miss Hous- ton Tissier MT. Frank Cothran and Miss Genevieve Smith. Mir Edgar Rus sell and Miss Hues. MT. Lloyd Towers and Miss Nell Brislen, Mir. Jim Fowikes and Miss Eioise Smith, MT. Joe Parrish
 A~xvfA A Grayson and Miss George Boggs, Mir. Earl Young and Miss Gertrude Will kins, MT. Robert Young and Miss Chris tine Nicholson. MT. Bob Cummins and Miss Ethel Stearns, MT. James Nal lory and Miss Marion Melvin, MT. Ed ward Atkins and Mss Louise Wilkins, Mir. Bowie Smith and Miss Jennie Har- rell, MT. Howard Holmes and Miss Rosebud Land. MT. Marion Smith and Miss Margaret Dunlap. The stags were Messrs Boyden. Creagh and Stew art. The chaperones were: Mir. and Mrs. Anderson. Mir. Minthorne Woo!sey. Mrs. Land. Mrs. Jones. MT. and Mrs. Gait and Mir. and Mrs. Dansby.
 Thursday evening at the Hotel AL bert the K. As delightfully."- entertained at a banquet to their visiting brothers. Dr. Andrews was toast master. Splendid speeches were made by Dr. Andrews, Messrs Charlie Howard, L. Tibblts Ed ward Atkins. Gary Hooper. Paul An derson and Flemming. Others present were: Messrs D c. Wilkinson Rojer Jones, J. M. Jones. A. J. Atkins. Peter Force, Harry Hooper. James Fowlkes. Bob Barnweii. Howard and pr. Best. The party given last evening by Mir. and Mrs. Enos Ssew".--. .o Miss R,,th- Haynes and Mir. Ben Craig was a source of great delight to the younger set. The house was prettily decorated in green and red. Dominoes were played and after the games delicious refresh ments were dainttly served.
 The members of the Bridge Whist Club found charming hostess yes- terday morning in Mrs. V. B. Atkins. At conclusion of the games two-course buffet luncheon was served. Mrs. Atkins's hospitality was in its best phase and a delightful morning was spent.
 The following invitation has been issued: Misses Hunter. at home. Tues day afternoon, January 10. o'clock. Cards. Miss Beville, Miss Ward.
 Mr. and Mrs N M. Johnson have re- turned home from visit to Columbus, Ga. Miss Mamie Boykin of Linden is the guest of Mrs. l.. Mcvay.
 Miss Mossie Johnson is spending q few days in Linden.