The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-12-20

l not until the Duggy was struck ana
 overturned. Mir. Martin was thrown out and severely bruised in the face. He fell beyond the track.
 <! Will Deliver Lecture. | pr. J. H. Mccormick, one of the best | informed men in Alabama in Free Ma sorry. a thirty-third degree Mason and held in high esteem here, has given his 1 consent to deliver a lecture before Jep- tha Chapter No. Al, order of the East | ern Star, an auxiliary of Masonic fra | ternities, on the night of the installa-
 tion of the officers of that body, Janu- | ary 5, in the Masonic Temple. Dr.
 Mccormick will have for his subject. l ''The Eastern Star Lodges, Their Origin, | History and Purposes" A great treat | is in store, said prominent member of the order, for the occasion.
 l Mobile Society News. The marriage of Miss Naomi Max ! well Simpson and MT. Rudolf Lang at the home of the brides parents, Mir and Mrs. John R. Simpson, on South Hallet street. The wedding.
 while a quiet one, was witnessed by a number of the close friends of the
 bride and groom, and the very sim
 plicity added to the impressivness of
 the occasion. The house was prettily decorated and brightly lighted, and at 9 o'clock the strains of the wedding
 march announced the bridal party.
 There were but two attendants. Miss Sue Simpson, sister of the bride. was
 Paris muslin with touches of green over green taffeta. She carried a handsome bunch of white carnations. Mir. Lang's only attendant was Mir. Gaston Schul. The bride was charm ing in embroidered net and lace over ~h caught with orange blossoms and she carried a large bouquet of brides roses. Rev. A. F. Carr performed the ceremony. After the ceremony an in- formal reception was held the young couple being showered with congratu- during the evening, until at 11 o'clock Mrs. Lang donned stylish travelling costume, and departed with her hus- band for a wedding trip of several weeks. On their return they will stay at Mrs. W. B. Popes on Joachim street.
 MT Lang is a Belgian who has been living in Mobile two years engaged in the lumber business. He has made many friends during his residence here and Is respected and liked. He travelled a long way to meet his fate and was rewarded by finding 1t em- bodied In such a sweet and winning Mobile girl.
 Among the out of town guests at this wedding were Mrs. Albert Akers, of Atlanta, and Misses Lorena and Gladys Smith, of Montgomery, all of whom are stopping with the Simpsons.
 most beautiful Christmas party | was given this evening by Mir James | McPhillips to introduce his two daugh- l ters, Miss Rosa and Miss Alice. buds of | this season. The Christmas season was | heralded in the beautiful experiments | kn 1Nrr f.fk vYnIA tide were not already in our hearts, it | would have sprung spontaneously on | crossing the nuptial threshold. Of | course there was holly in profuslon and | Southern smilax. without which Christ | mas would scarcely be the real thing, | and then there were great, graceful l clusters of red peoples, and from the | central chandelier to the four corners 1 of the room there were garlands of electric lights in crimson bulbs, and festoons of red bells about the ceiling l and walls.
 Miss McPhillips and Misses Alice and Rosa McPhillips received, assisted by Misses Lucille Overall, Lettice Clark. Mary Hunter, Anna McColgin. and Ma bel Cleveland.
 MT. Walter Horn led the german, which was danced by about fifty cou ples. The favors all partook of the Christmas idea and were exceedingly pretty and unique. All during the evening the supper room was open. and small tables set for those who cared for coffee or punch These tables were maids, Marion Hunter. Lucille Burke, Ella Spotswood and Emily Terrell. At midnight buffet supper was served.
 Miss Jessie Whiting gave beautiful dinner for Miss Marcia Burgess this evening The table was set in cut glass and silver, cut-glass candelabra and red candles and shades, and three beautiful baskets of white roses and poincetta, a large oval one In the centre and round ones at the ends. The place cards were hand-painted, and were Cupids hearts. wedding bells and other appropriate designs Miss Writings guests were Miss Burgess and Mir. Bush, MT. and Mrs. J. B. Waterman, MT. | and Mrs. Culpepper Exum of Birming- ham, MT. and Mrs. George Robinson, Misses Helen Clarke, Amanda Moore, Grace Bestor, Edith English, and Messrs. Morris Bush and Erskin Ram sey of Birmingham. Curtis Bush, Glen F. Aunspaugh, Orville Cawthon, Percy Pettus and Bush Dupree.
 Miss Agnes Blacksher entertained the Trumps this afternoon at her home at Toulminville. The guests who, with the club members. enjoyed the occa- sion, were Mrs. William Kirkland. Mrs. | Arthur Yerger, Mrs. Russell Ladd, Mrs C. s. Shawhan, Mrs. Ray Correll. Mrs. w. w. Groom, Mrs. Norman Farrar and Misses Venetia Danner, Sallie Van Antwerp Mabel Cleveland, Anna Me- Colgin, Mary Hybart, Emma Burke, Ruth Sheppard. Catherine Chisholm, Elizabeth Van Liew, Emma Rhett, Mary Bullock, Alice Short, Annie Mcclure, Mrs. A. Bailey.
 Gen. and Mrs. William E. Mickle and Mrs. Daniel Wheeler and child are spending a few days in Montgomery.
 Miss Henrietta McPhillips has re- turned from school for tho Christmas holidays.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Leatherbery will | give a theatre party tomorrow evening |
 Mir. Morris Bush, MT. Bush Dupree | fr xa- Ann. .gA.